I like how you added your longitude and latitude coordinates in this video..

This was a total waste of your viewers time! Should have highlighted how to connect the eyepiece to the diagonal. I hope you decided to focus on a different career as this one isn’t going anywhere for you!

I use my skymaster 25 x 70 for astronomy, but my favorite pair of binoculars is my skymaster 15 x 70. They are Great !!!!!!!!! Very easy to focus. I will never sell my 15 x 70 they are the best binoculars I have ever owned. Thanks for the video. I will try what you said in the video.

Thanks for this great review ! Just bought these, hoping to get used to them quickly. Have a Celestron mobile phone adaptor do you think it will be ok with the extra weight on a tripod ?

I have some Bak 4 prism 10 x 35s for bino viewing, and in dark skies, they look gr8! But a 15 x 70, with double the aperture, must look incredible!

Are you still making videos? I really enjoyed your content! Hope you’re well! Craig - Australia 😊

Jupiter + satellites changing every hour. Uranus green. Neptune blue ? Dozens of open clusters, nebulae and galaxies... The Moon not yet seen. The Pleiades,...you can count the stars !! Up to mg 11 meaning around 1 million stars visible !!

We’re going to Big Bend in a couple of weeks kzbin.infoUgkxSt0aBrzyS1nxONvwm1e0u7ZDFD_eypAO so I bought these to use during the hikes, didn’t want to miss anything. As you can see by the photos I tested the phone adapter by taking a phone of a power pole on the next block and you can see the results. It took a couple of minutes to line the phone camera up to the eye piece, there’s a bit of a learning curve, but once it was longed up it stayed in place without any issues. So far I’m impressed with the feel and the weight, the neck strap is wide and soft so it feels good on my neck. I look forward to using it with my friend and grandson in Big Bend!

Such a great review! Would you recommend a 10x50 bk7 or a 10x42 bak4? Do you think I should prioritize a 50mm aperture or a bak4 prism? (The bk7 is a Celestron upclose g2 10x50 and the bak4 is a SVBONY SV47)

Excellent review. Greetings from Texas.

Real men hand hold their binoculars sir! 😤

What model tripod do you use? And what adapter did you buy to overcome the vibration of the binoculars? I have the same model of binoculars and have found the same limitations relative to vibration on my tripod using the adapter that came with the binoculars.

More videos please!!

I bought these second hand for 20 dollars American and I just had to coulmanat them and I'm loving them. Thanks for the great video.

Nice review. Your English is excellent by the way.

i love the way he explains everything such a great review in my opinion and his vibe is just amazing

Such a shame he only has a few videos and so little subscribers. This is one of the best binocular reviews I have ever seen!

Great video. I just bought a pair of skymaster pro 15x70. Left eye is nice and crisp after adjusting the focus with the right eye cover on. When I replace the left eye cover and adjust the right eye I see milky semicircular regardless of how much I adjust the diaplole. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks alot.

Clear and simple, very authentic review! With a Bresser 200mm Mesier telescope, we decided to have an additional 'star- or skyfinder' optic, just to already scan the sky. It's appear to be the normal add-on to a high magnifying telescope

thankyou because i just bought a pair

Try switching the light 💡 on and why did you take the eye guards off.?

Great review. Thanks

Thanks. Interesting. You've inspired me to buy a stool!

A very good review, well done. I have two pairs of binoculars, 10 x 50 from Hoya, and 16 x 80 by Celestron. The only review I've seen for a 16 x 80 was by an Indian gent, but I couldn't understand a word he said. I got the 10 x 50's for everyday use, and the 16 x 80's for astronomy, and I'm very pleased with both of them.

Excellent review. Many thanks

bro its eminem

هل حق بهذا المنضار تستطيع رؤية النجوم والمجارت شكرا لك على هذا الفيديو الرائع

Hai Sir..... May I know which type of tripod stand is used for this type of binoculars?

That was a hard lesson to learn, wasn’t it. Thanks for sharing. Gave me something to think about. Still learning to be content with what I have yet methodically streamline on a planned basis. I like your guitar figure of speech.

Thank you and God bless you amen good sense of humor?

You should do a vid and show us that 90mm refractor!

Awesome! thank you

Thanks

The shaking was the first thing i noticed to , kind of crazy that they dont have anything better developed to avoid that issue , amazing.

Those are really good points. I hope you are still in the hobby. I hope you upload soon. You have some good vids!

I do agree with what your saying and I appreciate the time you have taken to make this video I think as visual astronomers we have to many “things” when I go to a session I wnat to be playing the guitar not tuning or messing around with it Valuable wise words my friend clear skies

Great job. From Vancouver Island Canada

Great review 👍🏼

Lovely video. Great information. Excellent presentation skills.

What an absolutely wonderful first video. Thank you so much. liked, subscribed and pushed the bell. You rock!!! What's the music??

Thank you for your review, it helped me selecting mine;

What background music are you using sir :)

Did you try to take pictures?

You get what you pay for

Great review.

Your accent is cool. Very cool.

Hi, Patricio's. Taking pics using a camera phone and a set of binoculars is trendy now. What would you recommend for taking pics of the moon and stars using a phone camera and to a set of binoculars? or your opinion on that set up to a beginner. Thanks.

Greetings from Brazil

Very good review. I just happened to stumble upon your video and have to say, Well Done 👍. I liked how you described the viewing experiences going from a telescope to the binoculars, very insightful. While I was here... I subscribed, look forward to more content from you.

I do agree with your opinion about telescopes in general - they do give you microscope feeling of sky with one eye involved only Watching night sky with binoculars - way more freedom!!