So as you can see, if you are very fussy about images, despite it's great reputation, you might do better with the 27. I made the mistake of thinking several eyepieces were not very good initially, when it was really my eyes. I can use this and the 27mm eyepiece with glasses, with just slight crowding. In summary, the Televue Panoptics offer some of the best, sharpest views available, at medium to low power, along with a wide field of view. Stars and planetary images are very sharp.
Eye relief is for the most part comfortable, and light throughput is acceptable.
Some scopes will do better with the 35mm than others, and also the view barlowed reportedly varies with scope. If you had to choose only one, I would pick the 27mm Panoptic.