The sun went down about half an hour ago. I couldn't wait anymore so went to the balcony for some observing despite the presence of thick clouds all over the sky. First in the view was Venus. A boiling hot planet that resembled a miniature moon in shape. I used a WilliamOptics transparent Bahtinov mask to tweak the focus positions of the oculars. Now in perfect focus, Venus looked beautiful in the view but at a mere 47x there was no surface detail whatsoever to be discerned. Next was the moon. Oh what a beauty! Every crater, big or small, was rendered clearly and beautifully. The bigger craters had dark shadows that the sun cast on them. There's not a trace of CA anywhere. Swinging the bino aimlessly around to look for some stars, I did stumble upon just a handful of them. All were round dots. The SkyRover is definitely a keeper. (Its optical quality far exceeds that of my APM 100mm SD BT which is now in serious danger of being offloaded.)

In addition to the pair of 24mm and 12.5mm eyepieces, I also purchased the 120mm apo-bino 90' back in March. All that I can say at this time is that the only thing that can surpass the excellent quality of your product is the equally if not better service that I received in the handling of both these orders. Keep up the good work. If I could I would give Sky Rover 6 stars.
Thank You Very Much