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# 2x Barlow lens doubles magnification 5 Plössl eyepieces, 6-32mm Durable metal foam-lined case Celestron Eyepiece, Barlow & Filter Telescope Accessory Kit – 1.25" Barrel

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- **What is this?** Celestron Eyepiece, Barlow & Filter Telescope Accessory Kit – 1.25" Barrel by celestron
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## Best For

- celestron enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted celestron brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Color Your Universe:** Seven specialized colored filters, including Moon and planetary filters, reveal hidden planetary features and enhance contrast like a pro astronomer.
- • **Trusted Legacy & Support:** Backed by Celestron’s 2-year US warranty and expert customer service, join a community of passionate skywatchers since 1960.
- • **Expand Your Cosmic Vision:** Five premium 1.25" Plössl eyepieces with a wide 52° field of view deliver crystal-clear, edge-to-edge sharpness for every celestial target.
- • **Double the Power Instantly:** The 2x Barlow lens transforms your eyepieces into 10 magnification combos—unlocking deeper planetary and lunar details with ease.
- • **Organized & Ready to Explore:** All accessories come in a sleek, hard-sided metal case with custom foam lining—keeping your gear protected and travel-ready for spontaneous stargazing sessions.

## Overview

The Celestron 1.25" Eyepiece, Barlow & Filter Kit is a comprehensive telescope accessory set featuring five fully multi-coated Plössl eyepieces (6mm to 32mm), a 2x Barlow lens for doubling magnification, and seven color filters including a Moon filter. Housed in a durable metal, foam-lined case, this kit enhances planetary and lunar observation with superior optics and versatile magnification options. Trusted by astronomers since 1960, it comes with a 2-year warranty and US-based expert support.

## Description

From the Manufacturer The Celestron Accessory Kit contains: Five superior-grade 1.25-inch Plössl eyepieces: Four-element design with a 52-degree AFOV, superb color, resolution, edge sharpness, and clarity. All eyepieces are fully multicoated for maximum contrast and resolution. Supplied eyepiece sizes: 6mm, 8mm, 13mm, 17mm, and 32mm. Barlow 2X lens: Complements the Plössl eyepieces and gives you a total of 10 power combinations. The highest-grade glass optics with fully multicoated lenses are used, so there is no degradation of image. Six colored eyepiece (planetary) filters: Included are Kodak Wratten Nos. 12, 21, 25, 56, 58A, and 80A. Since all the eyepieces necessary to study the planets and moon in detail are provided, these filters will greatly enhance your enjoyment of the solar system. Moon filter: A neutral-density filter that allows you maximum enjoyment of the moon, especially during the brighter phases. Aluminum carrying case: This sturdy and well-built case fits all of the above items in its die-cut foam interior with room for additional accessories. Product Description The Celestron 1.25” telescope eyepieces and filter accessory kit is a great way to expand the functionality and enjoyment of your telescope. Inside your metal, foam-lined carrying lens filter case, you’ll find the following accessories: 32 mm Plossl Eyepiece – 1.25”,17 mm Plossl Eyepiece – 1.25”,13 mm Plossl Eyepiece – 1.25”, 8 mm Plossl Eyepiece – 1.25”, 6 mm Plossl Eyepiece – 1.25”, 2X Barlow Lens – 1.25”, No.80A Blue Filter – 1.25”, No.58 Green Filter – 1.25”, No.56 Light Green Filter – 1.25 , No.25 Red Filter – 1.25”, No.21 Orange Filter – 1.25”, No.12 Yellow Filter – 1.25”, and a Moon Filter – 1.25.” All five Plossl eyepieces can be used in any telescope with a 1.25” focuser, making them great for observing the moon, planets, and deep sky objects—especially when seeing conditions are good. Colored filters can be used to bring out certain details on a planet’s surface or its cloud structure. Your Celestron Eyepiece Accessory Kit will remain safe and organized in a durable and sturdy metal case with a foam lining Buy with confidence from the world’s No.1 telescope brand, based in California since 1960.

Review: Solid Value for the Money - I picked up this set of eyepieces and filters after first getting the Celestron Powerseeker Accessory kit with the 15mm and 9mm Kellner eyepieces to go with my Celestron Powerseeker 80EQ (refractor) and Powerseeker 127EQ (reflector) telescopes in order to gain a feel for how the different sizes of eyepieces worked before taking a big plunge and getting a larger set like this one with more options and advantages with the Plossl type of eyepieces. I did my homework before buying and calculated out the maximum magnifications that both telescopes could support in terms of stand-alone eyepieces or in combination with the included 2x Barlow and all of the set's eyepieces were within the limits of the 80EQ refractor as standalone but beyond the 13mm couldn't be used with the 2x Barlow (the 127EQ reflector could use up to the 8mm + 2x Barlow) and still focus sharply, so bear that in mind when considering this set relative to your own telescope's capability/limitations. Since I have astigmatism and prefer to keep my glasses on when doing observations whenever possible, the biggest advantages of this set have come from using the 32mm, 17mm, and 13mm Plossl eyepieces alone or in combination with the 2x Barlow to get the clearest and most comfortable views. These have proven to be superior to the Kellners I picked up originally and are now my go-to choice for observations. The 32mm is particularly useful for star-hopping and locating what I'm looking for before getting a closer look with either the Barlow or one of the smaller eyepieces and then stacking the Barlow to get even closer views. The multi-coated lenses deliver outstanding clarity for both planetary and stellar observations and I'm very pleased with them as a result. I've combined these with a star diagonal in the refractor and have been successful in observing several Messier objects as well as some splitting out various double and triple stars at high power magnification along with the usual nice views of the Moon, Jupiter's cloud bands and moons, crescent views of Venus, etc. The smaller 8mm and 6mm eyepieces have proven less useful due mostly to eye relief issues and magnification limits but are still good eyepieces to round out the set and provide some options for those who don't have to contend with eyeglass interference like I do. I've used a clock motor drive with them effectively to keep items of interest within the field of view at higher magnifications and allow my eye to 'roam' around freely and see more as a result. The filters that the set includes are a nice value-add, but the best of the lot has proven to be the Neutral Density (ND) Moon filter. It provides sharper views and greater detail than the 'green' Moon filter that comes in the Powerseeker Accessory kit in my opinion and is a marked improvement for sure as it keeps the moon's natural color without adding the green tinge while still reducing the brightness to bearable levels even when beyond Half Moon stage. I've played around with the various planetary filters mostly while viewing Jupiter and didn't really see a huge added improvement with the various filters but they are there as an added bonus. The real value of the set is definitely in the eyepieces and the multi-coated 2x Barlow. The case is also very handy, just the right size, lightweight but durable due to the aluminum construction. The foam inside is typical egg crate type cushioning foam. I've modified the foam inside slightly to accommodate all of my eyepieces (including the Kellners from the earlier set) and my night-vision red LED flashlight so everything all fits in one box. All in all, I'm very pleased with the set and the expanded capability it provides for the price. It's given me a very solid foundation to work from should I decide to go all-out in the future and buy specialized eye-pieces to further compliment this broad range of options I now have with this set in the collection.
Review: Kit changes from year to year - look at a recent review - I bought this kit in Feb 2011 and love it so much that I have learned to use it in the dark. I use it with an Orion XT10, aimed manually. The eyepieces, which are probably not strictly Plossls if you are a purist, are great and it is great to have a variety to select from - my kit had a 32, a 17, a 13, an 8 and a 6 mm eyepiece, and also a 2x Barlow, which when used with an eyepiece, essentially cuts the mm of each eyepiece in half (doubling the mag) at the expense of some contrast. Many planetary observers prefer symmetrical eyepieces for high-contrast planet observing. The eyepieces are good, with little chromatic aberration even at the edges of the fairly wide fields. The downside is eye relief; if you use the 8 or 6 mm eyepiece without the Barlow, you will be touching the eyepiece with your eyeball occasionally as you try to hit the sweet spot where you can observe most of your object of interest (which, if you don't have a tracking scope, will be moving through the field.) I also dig the 32 mm lens for finding and for observing loose open clusters; and the 17mm piece is optimal for finding the Crab nebula on a dark night. I have used those two to observe a lot of 'faint fuzzies', and on a night with perfect seeing the 6mm shows me the fifth star in the Trapezium, surrounded by green wisps of O2 light from the nebula. The filters are a mixed bag. They fit on the threaded eyepieces perfectly and are quick to swap in and out. For gazing at the moon, they are all welcome - anything to cut down the brightness - and I like the orange one the best, followed by the gray (neutral density) filter. I find the light green filter slightly enhances my view of Jupiter's bands - maybe - and for whatever reason, my best memories of Saturn are definitely through the butter-yellow filter, probably because of the great night I chose to use it. The lens covers are interchangeable and easy to use and keep in a pocket; the filter cases are pretty good and stack in the case for easy storage; the case itself is tough and lined with good eggcrate foam. I have since acquired two more expensive eyepieces, lanthanum-coated bombshells weighing a pound apiece, and their major advantage to my mind is just that the eye side of the exit pupil is much larger - makes it easier to navigate your head to a place where you can see it. Each one of them sold new for about 5x what this entire kit costs and I am not sure I have ever had a demonstrably *better* view out of either of them. So if you took my Celestron kit away, this amateur would want it replaced immediately!

## Features

- THE PERFECT ALL-IN-ONE EYEPIECE AND FILTER KIT: See more with your telescope! This expertly curated kit features the most popular 1.25" telescope eyepieces and filters, plus a 2x Barlow lens. The sturdy, foam-lined case has room to grow your collection.
- 5 SUPERIOR-GRADE PLÖSSL EYEPIECES: The Celestron Accessory Kit includes 5 Plössl telescope eyepieces, ranging from low to high power: 32mm, 17mm, 13mm, 8mm, and 6mm. Each eyepiece features a four-element design with a 52-degree field of view.
- 2X BARLOW LENS: The 2x Barlow lens pairs with each of the 5 eyepieces in this kit—or any 1.25” eyepiece—to double its magnification, enhancing your view and instantly boosting power. It’s like having 10 telescope eyepieces in your kit!
- COLORED FILTERS FOR ASTRONOMICAL VIEWING: A Moon Filter and the most popular planetary filters are included in this kit. Have fun seeing what a blue filter will reveal in Jupiter, or unveil the polar ice caps on Mars with a red or orange filter.
- DURABLE HARD-SIDED CARRYING CASE: Your telescope accessories will stay safe in this protective metal, foam-lined lens filter case. You'll stay organized with all your equipment at your fingertips. There's even room to add more eyepieces later.
- UNBEATABLE WARRANTY & SUPPORT: Buy with confidence from Celestron, a leading telescope brand in California since 1960. Your purchase includes a 2-Year US Warranty and unlimited support from our team of US-based experts.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00006RH5I |
| Additional Features | Includes 2x Barlow lens for 10x magnification versatility |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2 in Telescope Filters |
| Brand | Celestron |
| Built-In Media | 6mm, 8mm, 13mm, 17mm, and 32mm Plossl Eyepieces, 2x |
| Coating | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Compatible Devices | Most telescopes |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,193 Reviews |
| Eye Piece Lens Description | Plossl |
| Field Of View | 52 degrees |
| Focal Length Description | 64mm |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00050234943031, 00768421126760 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 13"D x 11"W x 5"H |
| Item Highlight | 14 Essential Telescope Accessories, 5 Plossl Eyepieces, 2x Barlow, 7 Colored & Moon Filters, Includes Premium Metal Case |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Celestron |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 94303-CGL |
| Model Name | Eyepiece and Filter Kit - 1.25" |
| Model Number | 94303-CGL |
| Mount | Altazimuth Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 32 millimeters |
| Product Dimensions | 13"D x 11"W x 5"H |
| Telescope Mount Description | Altazimuth Mount |
| UPC | 050234943031 768421126760 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2-YEAR WARRANTY |
| Zoom Ratio | Variable |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Celestron
- **Compatible Devices:** Most telescopes
- **Eye Piece Lens Description:** Plossl
- **Focal Length Description:** 64mm
- **Item Weight:** 8 ounces
- **Lens Coating Description:** Fully Multi-Coated
- **Model Name:** Eyepiece and Filter Kit - 1.25"
- **Objective Lens Diameter:** 32 millimeters
- **Product Dimensions:** 13"D x 11"W x 5"H
- **Telescope Mount Description:** Altazimuth Mount

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Customer Package Type, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the sequence of placing Barrow Lens, Eye Piece and the Filters in the telescope( physically)? Is combining multiple filters useful? I own NexStar 130.**
A: Filters attach to the eyepiece.  But there are differences in placement of the Barlow depending upon length.  However, that isn't pertinent to the NexStar 130.  If you were to use a Refractor, for example, a long Barlow would be placed between the Focuser and the Star Diagonal.  A short Barlow would be placed between Star Diagonal and eyepiece.  But for your situation, the color filter is attached to eyepiece at the bottom (eyepieces generally have internal threads where the filter can be screwed into place using a gentle twisting motion; finger-tight only, do not overtighten) and the assembled eyepiece/filter inserted into the short Barlow.

None of my Barlows have such threads at the bottom that I have noticed, but your situation may vary.  But yes, you can combine filters of some colors and types.  For example, combining a polarization filter with a color filter can be used to reduce glare and bring out detail.  Experiment to find what works best for your current situation in accordance with the object to be observed.  But this stacking of filters only will work for filters with both sides threaded for the purpose.

**Q: Say, for what models of telescopes is this kit fits? I have celestron astromaster 130**
A: These are 1.25 inch eyepiece and filters.  They fit the smaller modern scopes with 1.25" focusers, and also work in the larger 2 inch focusers if you have the 2" to 1.25" step down adapter.  The smaller 6 and 8mm eyepieces are difficult to use for people with eyeglasses, they have short eye-relief (meaning you have to get your eye very close to the lens to see the entire field of view);  Using the 2X Barlow on the larger lenses helps them magnify more, while retaining better eye-relief.  This kit is a good value for the money, but if you become serious about this hobby, you will be adding higher end eyepieces to this starter set.

**Q: Hi can use for Celestron 31036 AstroMaster**
A: if the Celestron 31036 AstroMaster takes a 1.25 inch eyepiece it should work.

**Q: is there any piece included in this kit to look at the sun?**
A: I purchased a sun filter that fits on the front end of the telescope.  it is like very fragile aluminum foil - and it worked great... the sun becomes an orange ball and it worked great for eclipse and also you can see sun spots... NEVER LOOK AT THE SUN THROUGH YOUR SCOPE WITHOUT A GOOD QUALITY SUN FILTER...DON'T TAKE SHORT CUTS OR CHEAP 'TRICKS' TO VIEW THE SUN.  The part I used is a Celestron Model #94162 Astro Solar Filter 8"... good luck.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid Value for the Money
*by B***K on January 30, 2015*

I picked up this set of eyepieces and filters after first getting the Celestron Powerseeker Accessory kit with the 15mm and 9mm Kellner eyepieces to go with my Celestron Powerseeker 80EQ (refractor) and Powerseeker 127EQ (reflector) telescopes in order to gain a feel for how the different sizes of eyepieces worked before taking a big plunge and getting a larger set like this one with more options and advantages with the Plossl type of eyepieces. I did my homework before buying and calculated out the maximum magnifications that both telescopes could support in terms of stand-alone eyepieces or in combination with the included 2x Barlow and all of the set's eyepieces were within the limits of the 80EQ refractor as standalone but beyond the 13mm couldn't be used with the 2x Barlow (the 127EQ reflector could use up to the 8mm + 2x Barlow) and still focus sharply, so bear that in mind when considering this set relative to your own telescope's capability/limitations. Since I have astigmatism and prefer to keep my glasses on when doing observations whenever possible, the biggest advantages of this set have come from using the 32mm, 17mm, and 13mm Plossl eyepieces alone or in combination with the 2x Barlow to get the clearest and most comfortable views. These have proven to be superior to the Kellners I picked up originally and are now my go-to choice for observations. The 32mm is particularly useful for star-hopping and locating what I'm looking for before getting a closer look with either the Barlow or one of the smaller eyepieces and then stacking the Barlow to get even closer views. The multi-coated lenses deliver outstanding clarity for both planetary and stellar observations and I'm very pleased with them as a result. I've combined these with a star diagonal in the refractor and have been successful in observing several Messier objects as well as some splitting out various double and triple stars at high power magnification along with the usual nice views of the Moon, Jupiter's cloud bands and moons, crescent views of Venus, etc. The smaller 8mm and 6mm eyepieces have proven less useful due mostly to eye relief issues and magnification limits but are still good eyepieces to round out the set and provide some options for those who don't have to contend with eyeglass interference like I do. I've used a clock motor drive with them effectively to keep items of interest within the field of view at higher magnifications and allow my eye to 'roam' around freely and see more as a result. The filters that the set includes are a nice value-add, but the best of the lot has proven to be the Neutral Density (ND) Moon filter. It provides sharper views and greater detail than the 'green' Moon filter that comes in the Powerseeker Accessory kit in my opinion and is a marked improvement for sure as it keeps the moon's natural color without adding the green tinge while still reducing the brightness to bearable levels even when beyond Half Moon stage. I've played around with the various planetary filters mostly while viewing Jupiter and didn't really see a huge added improvement with the various filters but they are there as an added bonus. The real value of the set is definitely in the eyepieces and the multi-coated 2x Barlow. The case is also very handy, just the right size, lightweight but durable due to the aluminum construction. The foam inside is typical egg crate type cushioning foam. I've modified the foam inside slightly to accommodate all of my eyepieces (including the Kellners from the earlier set) and my night-vision red LED flashlight so everything all fits in one box. All in all, I'm very pleased with the set and the expanded capability it provides for the price. It's given me a very solid foundation to work from should I decide to go all-out in the future and buy specialized eye-pieces to further compliment this broad range of options I now have with this set in the collection.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kit changes from year to year - look at a recent review
*by N***E on January 7, 2013*

I bought this kit in Feb 2011 and love it so much that I have learned to use it in the dark. I use it with an Orion XT10, aimed manually. The eyepieces, which are probably not strictly Plossls if you are a purist, are great and it is great to have a variety to select from - my kit had a 32, a 17, a 13, an 8 and a 6 mm eyepiece, and also a 2x Barlow, which when used with an eyepiece, essentially cuts the mm of each eyepiece in half (doubling the mag) at the expense of some contrast. Many planetary observers prefer symmetrical eyepieces for high-contrast planet observing. The eyepieces are good, with little chromatic aberration even at the edges of the fairly wide fields. The downside is eye relief; if you use the 8 or 6 mm eyepiece without the Barlow, you will be touching the eyepiece with your eyeball occasionally as you try to hit the sweet spot where you can observe most of your object of interest (which, if you don't have a tracking scope, will be moving through the field.) I also dig the 32 mm lens for finding and for observing loose open clusters; and the 17mm piece is optimal for finding the Crab nebula on a dark night. I have used those two to observe a lot of 'faint fuzzies', and on a night with perfect seeing the 6mm shows me the fifth star in the Trapezium, surrounded by green wisps of O2 light from the nebula. The filters are a mixed bag. They fit on the threaded eyepieces perfectly and are quick to swap in and out. For gazing at the moon, they are all welcome - anything to cut down the brightness - and I like the orange one the best, followed by the gray (neutral density) filter. I find the light green filter slightly enhances my view of Jupiter's bands - maybe - and for whatever reason, my best memories of Saturn are definitely through the butter-yellow filter, probably because of the great night I chose to use it. The lens covers are interchangeable and easy to use and keep in a pocket; the filter cases are pretty good and stack in the case for easy storage; the case itself is tough and lined with good eggcrate foam. I have since acquired two more expensive eyepieces, lanthanum-coated bombshells weighing a pound apiece, and their major advantage to my mind is just that the eye side of the exit pupil is much larger - makes it easier to navigate your head to a place where you can see it. Each one of them sold new for about 5x what this entire kit costs and I am not sure I have ever had a demonstrably *better* view out of either of them. So if you took my Celestron kit away, this amateur would want it replaced immediately!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ nice selection of filters and eyepieces
*by W***Y on July 31, 2026*

Makes telescope more diverse..

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