Celestron 93326 Omni Barlow Lens, Silver, 2 x 1.25 Inch

I have used this in conjunction with a Skywatcher 130M, focal length 900mm, aperture 130mm and skywatcher 8 - 24mm MZT-24 lens and Baader Hyperion 5mm lens. It provides a far superior quality image compared to the original skywatcher 2x barlow that came with the scope.For example, there is less light loss, the image is clearer and the build quality is very sturdy.I would recommend however getting the allignment stabilising device for this, so when you put a big heavy 5mm lens on it, it doesnt droop slightly out of allignment. Im not going to mark the lens down for that though.Worth every penny in my opinion, however i am a NOOB with regards to astronomy so feel free to ignore this reveiw based on that fact, if you wish :)

When I bought my telescope it came with 2 lenses and a x2 barlow. The barlow was plastic and didn't seem so good a quality. Trying to fit a moon filter the barlow screw was too wide and the filter would just fall out.Although I haven't tested it yet, this barlow is made of metal, not cheap plastic - you can feel the quality in the weight. I tried to attach the moon filter and it fits perfectly again showing quality of the product.It is my hope enjoy using this barlow 2x, the next clear skies I get

This lens is a good one. The only thing I recommend is to get the small lense and attached it to your original ocular otherwise the image will not be focused. I manadge to see Saturn and Jupiter much better with this one. The Moon is the best one: in the 1st imagine, the collage, the picture is taken with the Barlow lens, the 2nd one one is without. I highly recommend this product

After getting my first scope i wanted to see saturn that little bit closer with the supplied eyepieces.Even with a cheap 10mm eyepiece this focused on saturn well. Doesnt work too great on the moon with the 10mm but with the 25mm its great

Really well made Barlow but the cheaper Omni Barlow is optically identical to my eyes and has a removable lens allowing for two magnifications.I'd buy the Omni if I was you.

Does the job really well terrestrial targets all look very good, I rarely use a Barlow lens for AP but shall be giving this a go with some solar system objects, I feel confident it will be successful.

Must have for any serious beginner with astronomy. This effectively gives you two different sets of magnification for every lens that you have. So if you have a 20mm lens then when combined with this it will give you 10mm. Gives a very clear view, it helps to save you money and it is very well made. Make sure your telescope takes 1.25 inch lenses though.

I have the Barlow to be great, it’s a slightly lighter colour to the anodisation than the other luminous eye pieces I’m guessing to help differentiate that it’s a Barlow.Would buy again.