Celestron Binoculars SkyMaster Pro ED 7x50 black (80038)

Now, all eyes turn to the sky! The Celestron SkyMaster series of large-aperture binoculars is an excellent choice for long-range celestial and terrestrial observation. These high-performance binoculars offer exceptional value for money and are ideal for astronomy enthusiasts and nature observers.

All SkyMaster models feature high-grade, multi-coated BaK-4 prisms, ensuring sharp and bright images. Designed for durability and performance, these binoculars provide stunning views of the world around us and the sky above for years to come.

SkyMaster Porro Series Features

• Multicoated optical system for enhanced light transmission

• High-grade BaK-4 prisms for clear and sharp images

• Large aperture, ideal for low-light conditions and astronomy

• Long eye relief, perfect for spectacle wearers

• Dioptric adjustment to compensate for varying visual acuity

• No-Fault Lifetime Warranty

Specifications

Capacity

• Magnification: 7x

• Front Lens Diameter: 50mm

• Exit Pupil: 6.4mm

• Type of Build: Porro prisms

• Glass Material: BaK-4

• Lens Coating: Multiple coatings

• Eye Relief: 20.8mm

• Interpupillary Distance: 56-72mm

• Focusing System: Single focusing

• Eyepiece Cups: Rotatable

• Diopter Compensation: +/-3 (right side)

Special Features

• Zoom Function: No

• Image Stabilizer: No

• Compass: No

• Rangefinder: No

• Eyepieces for Spectacle Wearers: Yes

• Splash-Proof: Yes

• Watertight: No

• Protection Bag: Yes

• Threaded Tripod Connector: Yes

• Lens Cover: Yes

• Eyepiece Cap: Yes

Field of View and Performance

• True Field of View: 7.8°

• Field of View at 1,000m: 136m

• Close Focus Limit: 8m

• Light Intensity: 51

• Twilight Factor: 18.7

General Information

• Length: 180mm

• Width: 198mm

• Height: 64mm

• Weight: 1,255g

• Series: SkyMaster

Surface Material and Colour
Rubber armoring in black

Area of Application
These binoculars are well-suited for astronomy, hunting, and sailing. However, they are not recommended for travel, sports, theater use, or bird watching.