Televue

TeleVue is an American brand that has been considered the benchmark for high-quality optics in amateur astronomy since the 1970s. The brand was founded by Al Nagler, an optical engineer who previously worked on NASA simulators. His goal: to make the same impressive image quality accessible to amateur astronomers. Today, TeleVue eyepieces and refractor telescopes are legendary for their sharpness, contrast, and wide fields of view.

Eyepieces that set the standard
TeleVue is world-renowned for its eyepieces. Series such as Nagler, Panoptic, Delos, and Ethos have changed the way astronomers observe the sky. With apparent fields of view ranging from 68° to an astonishing 110°, they offer an immersive experience where star fields, nebulae, and planets appear razor-sharp and with high contrast. For many advanced amateurs, a TeleVue eyepiece is a lifelong investment.

Barlow lenses and accessories
In addition to eyepieces, TeleVue also offers high-quality Barlow lenses, Powermates, and diagonals. These are designed with the same precision and glass clarity, ensuring they combine perfectly with any type of telescope. Thanks to their excellent optical correction, image quality is maintained, even at high magnifications.

Refractor telescope
TeleVue's apochromatic refractors, such as the NP-101 and TV-85, are praised worldwide by visual observers and astrophotographers. With perfect color correction, high contrast, and robust construction, these are telescopes that will last for generations.

Who is TeleVue suitable for?

Advanced observers: those who want to get the most out of their telescope with top-quality eyepieces.

Astrophotographers: demanding perfect star shapes and flat fields from their refractor telescopes.

Professionals and avid amateurs: those who accept no compromise in optical performance.

Why TeleVue at Telescoop.nl?
Telescoop.nl offers a carefully curated selection of TeleVue eyepieces, Powermates, and refractors. With our expert guidance, you’ll always choose the right model to match your telescope and observing goals. That way, you’ll invest in optics that will last for decades and make a difference with every observation or photo.