Baader Hyperion 10mm 1.25" & 2" Eyepiece

The Baader Hyperion 10mm Eyepiece is a versatile, high-performance eyepiece designed for detailed planetary, lunar, and deep-sky observing. Positioned in the middle of the Hyperion range, the 10mm focal length offers an excellent balance between magnification and field coverage, making it a reliable choice for a wide range of telescopes and observing conditions.

Immersive Wide-Angle Viewing

With a 68-degree apparent field of view, this eyepiece delivers an immersive observing experience, allowing objects to remain comfortably framed while reducing the need for constant telescope repositioning. This wide field is particularly beneficial when observing planets, globular clusters, and smaller nebulae at medium to high magnification.

Comfortable Eye Relief for Extended Sessions

The Hyperion 10mm provides a generous 20mm eye relief, ensuring relaxed and comfortable viewing even during extended observing sessions. This makes it especially suitable for eyeglass wearers, without compromising field visibility or image quality.

Precision Optical Design

Internally, the eyepiece uses an advanced 8-element, 5-group optical design, carefully engineered to maintain sharpness and contrast across the entire field of view. Baader’s precision optical glass and high-quality coatings work together to suppress internal reflections and enhance light transmission, resulting in crisp star images and high-contrast detail.

Dual-Format Compatibility & Modular Flexibility

One of the key advantages of this eyepiece is its dual-format barrel design, allowing it to be used in both 1.25-inch and 2-inch focusers without additional adapters. As part of the Hyperion modular system, the 10mm eyepiece can also be adapted for imaging and accessory integration, offering long-term versatility as your observing setup evolves.

The Baader Hyperion 10mm 1.25" & 2" Eyepiece is an excellent choice for astronomers seeking a premium, comfortable, and adaptable eyepiece that delivers consistent performance across many observing targets.