00:00Solar eclipse coming. Burn retina bad. Tested budget gear, found top 5 solar viewers under $12 so ice stay safe.
00:09First up, 50-16mm adjustable solar filter. $11.40. Over 4,000 sold, 4.8 stars.
00:21Metal ring clamp fits binoculars, monoculars, small scopes. Great pick if want magnification instead of bare eyes.
00:28Next, 80-250mm adjustable solar film. $11.05. Massive aperture coverage, 4.8 rating.
00:40Universal thumbscrews clamp front of mid-size telescope tube. Best bang for buck to get
00:45giant high-res views without custom mount. Third, AngelEye sun filter. $11.02.
00:54Fits large scopes, 80-250mm range. 4.5 stars. Film blocks harsh UV and IR, leaves sharp orange
01:04sunspots and crisp eclipse edges. Solid backup filter if other sizes sell out.
01:10Fourth, classic paper eclipse glasses. $5.36.
01:154-star rating. Dirt cheap, but critical part is ISO 12312-2 and CE certified.
01:23Must-have for naked eye crowd, buy stack for kids and friends.
01:27Fifth, upgraded disposable paper frame glasses. $8.38, 4.7 stars.
01:36Sturdier frame, premium density sunlight blocking film.
01:39Folds flat in pocket, sits secure on nose. Ideal no-fuss option for event day.
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01:51Protect eyes, enjoy sky.
