Amazon is currently holding a series of discounts on Celestron binoculars, so now is the time to act for those looking for some new stargazing equipment.
Celestron is one of the most recognized and reliable names in the optics industry, and that quality shows in the two binoculars on sale. The SkyMaster 25x70 (opens in new tab) offers top-quality optics for a more affordable price. For those wanting binoculars for more general use as well as skywatching, the Celestron Nature DX ED 8x42 (opens in new tab) is $40 off too.
Savings of over $40 on each of these models are good value, especially when prices are rising everywhere you look. Some of Celestron's SkyMaster range feature in our best binoculars guide and if you're looking for more great deals we have a guide for binoculars deals too. If you are seriously considering some new stargazing equipment, but you want something more powerful than binoculars, be sure to check out the best telescopes to give you the views you desire.
Celestron's SkyMaster line of binoculars are known for offering top quality optics for a more affordable price range than their competitors. The 25x70 SkyMaster binoculars offer great views at an affordable price. Multi-coated optics offer sharp clear views and partner a 70mm objective lens to allow for maximum brightness in low-light conditions. A protective rubber covering offers a comfortable and effective grip too - this model is good value for money.
Next we have Celestron's Nature DX ED 8x42 (opens in new tab)binoculars. They are an excellent choice for anyone looking to view wildlife or anything at close range. This model offers bak-4 prisms with phase coatings to maximize what light is available, that on top of the waterproof features and rugged design, means this is a reliable pair that will be effective in all weather and most light conditions. Be careful not to mix them up with the slightly cheaper Celestron Nature DX 8x42 (opens in new tab). Whilst still great binoculars, they lack the ED glass of the Nature DX ED version so won't be quite as sharp and are slightly more prone to chromatic aberration.
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