This book was essential in understanding the proper use of our new telescope and binoculars for Astronomy

Brilliant. Crystal clear. Far better than cheaper versions and easier to use than binoculars

For me it works great cause I can use it with either eye and see clearly. With binoculars there was no focus using two lens at once.

I love these light weight binoculars. They are perfect for birding or any other use.

We did a lot of research into various small telescopes and binoculars before deciding to buy the "Celestron SkyMaster Giant 15x70 Binoculars". We already own a 

Meade ETX90EC Telescope w/ UHTC, Autostar Controller (497) and Tripod (884)









, but find that setting it up can often become a time consuming production, especially when we just want a quick view of something in the night sky. Sure our regular telescope is better for looking at planets and provides much higher magnification, but there are times when we don't use it because of the hassle of transporting it and setting it up. With the Celestron SkyMasters and a good monopod, we are now ready to view both terrestrial events and stargazing in just a few minutes.Here are my observations:Pros:Very Clear OpticsCrisp Focusing (no "bounce" or drift at all)Built In Tripod Mount and Included Adapter (must use with binoculars this powerful)Very Inexpensive For Binoculars of This QualityCons:HUGE Size (these are BIG, you will need a tripod/monopod for extended use)Overall, the Celestron SkyMaster is a great pair of binoculars for the price, Highly Recommended! You might also want to consider 

Galileo 20x60 Binoculars

I use it to mount my binoculars when hunting, also becomes a gun rest when shooting.

Even if you don't use the binoculars make sure to charge them because they will get drained.

This is the perfect gift to introduce toddlers to wildlife/bird watching - my grandson and I enjoy walking through the park spotting birds, turtles and squirrels - the binoculars are sturdy and a perfect introduction for small children in the use of binoculars and spotting wildlife/birds