New to star gazing and didn't know what you needed to satisfy your needs;here is something that can help you make an educated decision;things to consider:

Make sure that you know your telescope;and how to calculate the optimal magnification for the objects you wish to view;the magnification equation:

Magnification=objective focal length/eyepiece focal length

Typically;you do not want to exceed 50x per inch of your telescopes diameter or your images will be blurry;for example, you have an 8" lens you get 8x50=400x

So research what the best magnification is for the objects you wish to view

62 degree apparent field of view:
Ultral wide angle for maximum detail and definition across the entire field of view;gets a virtually distortion free image

Fully coated optical lenses:
FMC glass optics increase light transmittance;enhance details on jupiter;saturn;Mars;venus and get high achromatic images

The structure of optical system:
Aspheric eyepiece designed primarily for planetary observation and deep sky objects too

Standard 1.25" fitting diameter:
Fits for the astronomical telescope with standard 1.25" focuser;perfect for broad field lunar observations

10mm focal length:
Suitable for lunar observation holes;look more closely and detailed at the moon's surface and other planet;perfect for viewing the moon and planets

Applaction:
Watch the scenery;bright celestial observations;nebula;broad field lunar observations;medium sized star clusters;cloudy nebulas and deep sky targets;viewing the moon and planetsetc and so on

Pay attention:Don't look directly into the sun;otherwise it will burn the eyes

Package include:
1xSVBONY 10mm eyepiece