Celestron AstroMaster Telescope Accessory Kit 8-Piece - Excellent Condition

The Celestron AstroMaster Telescope Accessory Kit is an essential upgrade for beginner and amateur astronomers looking to get more from their telescope. This comprehensive 8-piece kit includes two high-quality eyepieces, a 2x Barlow lens, three popular observation filters, a microfiber cleaning cloth, and a protective foam-lined carrying case. Compatible with Celestron AstroMaster telescopes and most other telescopes that accept 1.25-inch accessories, the kit enhances magnification, improves planetary and lunar viewing, and supports DSLR photography with an optional T-ring. It's the perfect companion for exploring the Moon, planets, and deep-sky objects.
Condition: Excellent – fully functional, with minimal signs of use.

Features

• Complete 8-piece telescope accessory kit
• Compatible with Celestron AstroMaster and most 1.25-inch telescopes
• Includes 15mm Kellner eyepiece for medium magnification
• Includes 6mm Plössl eyepiece for high magnification viewing
• 2x Barlow lens doubles the magnification of compatible eyepieces
• Barlow lens features T-threads for DSLR camera attachment (T-ring sold separately)
• Moon filter reduces glare for improved lunar observation
• Blue and red planetary filters enhance details on Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn
• Microfiber cleaning cloth for safe optical maintenance
• Foam-lined hard carrying case for secure storage and transport
• Ideal for beginner and amateur astronomers

Specifications

• Brand: Celestron
• Model: AstroMaster Accessory Kit (94307)
• Condition: Excellent 
• Product Type: Telescope Accessory Kit
• Compatibility: Celestron AstroMaster and Most 1.25-Inch Telescopes
• Eyepieces Included: 15mm Kellner, 6mm Plössl
• Barlow Lens: 2x Magnification with T-Threads
• Filters Included: Moon Filter, #80A Blue Filter, #25 Red Filter
• Camera Compatibility: DSLR Compatible with Optional T-Ring
• Cleaning Accessory: Microfiber Cloth
• Storage: Foam-Lined Hard Carrying Case
• Suitable For: Lunar Observation, Planetary Viewing, Deep-Sky Observation, Beginner Astronomy