Omegon Nightstar Binoculars - See the night sky with two eyes
With the Omegon Nightstar binoculars, you experience the night sky in a natural way. You look with both eyes at the same time. This feels relaxed and gives more depth. Ideal if you are exploring the night sky for the first time and want to make an immediate impression.
Lots of light, so more to see
The large 100 mm lenses catch a lot of light. This keeps stars bright and nebulae clearly visible. You also see more detail in faint objects. This keeps your image clear and sharp even when it is already dark.

Comfortable viewing at any angle
The 45° view ensures you look up relaxed. No painful neck. You stay looking longer and see more. That makes long evenings under the stars a lot nicer.
Choose your own magnification
You get two magnifications: 20x for overview and 40x for extra detail. Switching is easy. Want more later? Use other 1.25″ eyepieces from your own collection. That's how these binoculars grow with you.
Sharp image tailored to your eyes
You focus each eyepiece separately. You also adjust the eye relief precisely. So you always get a sharp and pleasant image, tailored to your vision.

Bright contrast, less distracting light
The multiple coating on the lenses increases contrast. The retractable dew hood keeps moisture and stray light from entering. This keeps your image clean and clear, even in changing conditions.
Easy to place and transport
Thanks to the sturdy carrying handle, you easily pick up the Nightstar. The tripod connector is directly in the housing. Quickly set it down stably and start observing right away.
What to expect.
Star clusters stand out. The Milky Way fills your entire image. Nebulae become visible as soft, luminous clouds. Everything feels calmer and more natural because you are looking with two eyes.
Included
You receive the binoculars with two pairs of eyepieces, protective caps and a sturdy aluminum transport case. Everything neatly together, ready for use.
What we recommend
✓ Astronomy: excellent fit
✓ Comfortable prolonged viewing
✓ Expandable with other eyepieces
✗ Travel and nature: less suitable due to size
✗ Handheld use: not suitable, tripod recommended
Specifications
Optics
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Design | Porro |
| Enlargement | 20x and 40x |
| Objective diameter | 100 mm |
| Glass | BaK-4 |
| Lens Coating | Full multiple |
Use & Operation
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Insight | 45° |
| Focus | Individual per eyepiece |
| Ocula Connection | 1,25″ |
| Diopter compensation | ±4 |
| Tripod connector | Direct, without adapter |
| Waterproof | No |
| Splashproof | Yes |
Image
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Exit pupil | 5.0 mm (20x) / 2.5 mm (40x) |
| Eye relief | 18 mm |
| Actual field of view | 2.5° (20x) / 1.5° (40x) |
| Apparent field of vision | 54° (20x) / 58.4° (40x) |
| Field of view at 1,000 m | 47 m (20x) / 25 m (40x) |
| Shortest focusing distance | 20 m |
| Brightness | 25.0 (20x) / 6.3 (40x) |
| Twilight Number | 44.7 (20x) / 63.2 (40x) |
General
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Housing material | Rubber Coated |
| Color | Black / silver |
| Dimensions (l × w × h) | 445 × 260 × 133 mm |
| Weight | 6.85 kg (without eyepieces) |
| Series | Nightstar |
| Observation goals | Astronomy |
| Transport | Aluminum case included |





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