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Colorful text spelling "MAGIC" with a falling comet on the letter "I."

Magic binoculars bring back the stars and zoom in on planets and the Moon

Ultra-portable
50mm lenses
2” eyepieces and filters
Buy a full kit or 3D print your own parts

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Deepen your love of the night sky

80mm lenses for more stars and detail
World’s lightest 80mm binocular telescope
2” eyepieces and filters for ultra-wide views
3D print your own parts for incredible value

Preorders are closed until winter solstice

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A futuristic Analog Sky Heart binocular telescope with multiple lenses and red accents, set against a vibrant, colorful space-themed digital background.
Colorful logo with the text "HEART" in pink and purple, surrounded by star-like sparkles and neon lines, with the phrases "Analog Sky" at the top and "Stargazing Binoculars" at the bottom.
A futuristic Analog Sky Heart binocular telescope with multiple lenses and red accents, set against a vibrant, colorful space-themed digital background.

Heart binoculars deepen your love of the night sky

80mm lenses for more stars and detail
World’s lightest 80mm binocular telescope
2” eyepieces and filters for ultra-wide views
3D print your own parts for incredible value

Learn more
Stargazing binoculars with black eyepieces and a white body is placed next to a white light view of the Sun's surface, and colorful text reads 'Analog Sky Sunny Solar Binoculars'.
Colorful graffiti-style text that reads 'SUNNY' in pink, yellow, and black colors with a stylized design.

Make the most of the solar maximum

Safe, permanent white light solar filters
Sharper two-eyed views of solar features
Choose your focal length from f/3.6 to f/7
Built-in solar finder and shade clamp

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A binocular telescope with an orange logo that says 'EMBER' and text underneath that reads 'Stargazing Binoculars' against a purple background.

Craft your ideal 50mm binocular telescope

Focal length from f/3.6 to f/7
2” eyepieces and filters
Easy collimation
Accessory grid
Optional solar filters

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EYES1: 3 Eyepiece Designs

Make your own 30-something 2” widefield,
40-something 2” widefield,
and ball lens turret eyepieces

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Magic LVL 2: Perfecting 50mm

World-smallest 56mm minimum IPD for 2” eyepieces
76 degree viewing angle
Simultaneous objective focusing
Integrated PiFinder option
Optional APO lenses for color-free views to 90x
Upgrade kit for Magic LVL 1

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