GSO 1.25" Plossl Eyepiece - 32mm

Not a bad eyepiece at all. It is not a Tele Vue. Not at all. It IS a good cheap eyepiece. I use it on my Meade ETX 80 and it works really well. Blackened lens edges, good optics for the money. If you don't plan to spend more than a hundred dollars for a little difference you really can't see anyway, you won't go wrong. You will find that you will use it more than you might expect.

Bought this to get the widest field out of my Meade ST80. Being fixed focal length I get much brighter views than my zoom lens. I really love the eye relief of this eyepiece. 22mm is plenty enough to see the full field with my glasses on.My only complaint is the cap covering the eye shield end is pretty loose. If I didn't have it surrounded in foam, I'd be worried about it slipping off in a bag.

Eyepiece feels solid, and the views are good. Similar to the Orion Plossl but I would argue that the build quality here is better.

I like the quality view. For the price it works great! Update , i have been using this for two years now, always have a great view. Excellent with my Celestron C8 SCT.

Better than some of the old lenses that I have and good for wide or moon viewing with or without the sometimes needed moon filter. For smaller objects, I like the zoom 24-8mm celestron eyepiece.

I love this GSO eyepiece. It's my go-to low amplification eyepiece. It's so sharp that I can often see more detail than with eyepieces that provide much more amplification.

I am pleased with this eyepiece. It has good optics at a very reasonable price.

Like someone had already mentioned, viewing angle is noticeable in this eyepiece, but I am glad that I have it. For the price, it is my first "step down" from the spotter scope. I also have a Celestron zoom 24x8 and these two handle 90 percent of my telescope viewing. The optics are very crisp. I use it in all three of my scopes, my 6 inch Newtonian with a sun filter, my 8 inch Newtonian, and my 10 inch SCT.