Omegon Super LE 9 mm Eyepiece (1.25 inch)

Omegon Super LE 9 mm Eyepiece (1.25 inch): 68-degree field of view with 20 mm eye relief

The Omegon Super LE 9 mm is the top model among Omegon planetary eyepieces: a 68-degree apparent field of view combined with 20 mm eye relief and optics designed for sharpness and contrast.

While the LE Planetary series offers 55 degrees, the Super LE opens up the image to 68 degrees. You get the comfort of a long eye relief with the generous window of a true wide-field eyepiece.

68-degree apparent field of view with long eye relief

The combination of a wide apparent field of view and a 20 mm eye relief is rare among short brand-focus telescopes. You can observe comfortably, with or without glasses, while objects remain in view for a long time. On a Dobsonian without a tracking motor, that makes a merkbar difference.

Optics for contrast

Multi-layer coating on all air-glass surfaces maximizes light transmission and keeps reflections low. The sky background remains dark, making faint planetary detail and compact deep-sky objects stand out better.

The edge sharpness is high, even on faster telescopes where simple eyepieces degrade at the edge.

Solid construction

The 1.25-inch barrel has filter threads, the eyecup is adjustable, and the housing is built for years of nocturnal use. An eyepiece in this class typically outlasts the telescope you buy it for.

What do you see with 9 mm?

On a 200/1200 Dobson, a 9 mm gives a magnification of 133x, on a 150/750 Newtonian 83x. Planetary detail remains sharp while the image feels bright and calm.

In this magnified view, globular star clusters begin to resolve into individual stars, with the dark background that characterizes this image.

Included

• Omegon Super LE 9 mm eyepiece
• Dust caps for both sides

Featured accessories

Combine with an Omegon moon filter (1.25 inch) for lunar observations or an Omegon Barlow lens to extend the range. Those who want to complete the series choose the second Super LE as a permanent partner.

For whom yes and for whom no

• ✓ Demanding planet and Moon observers who want to combine comfort and field of view
• ✓ Eyeglass wearers who do not want to sacrifice any of the field of view at high magnification
• ✓ Dobson owners without a tracking motor: 68 degrees provides merk more tracking time
• ✗ If you mainly want to observe vast nebulae at low magnification, choose a longer brand lens from the SWA or Redline series
• ✗ Smart telescopes without interchangeable eyepieces

Specifications

You can find more accessories for this merk at the Omegon merk Page.