🔭 Celestron Inspire 80AZ Refractor Telescope with Smartphone Adapter - Blue (22402) Review

Easy to use with features not found on BIG scopes such as: B. the very useful detachable red flashlight integrated above the accessory tray. In addition, the scope cover also serves as a smartphone mount for astrophotography. Lightweight, high quality sight, clear optics and accurate focus indicator numbers on the side of the sight for easy return to guidance. Stable tripod configuration with lockable accessory tray for extra durability. Nothing is superfluous with the tripod. Bought solely for

Just what I need for life on the bay to see dolphins and manatees up close after landing. It comes with two eyepiece magnifications, both are quite powerful but can really use 30mm to go with 20 and 10mm for an even faster locate response. Reading the reviews it seems like people accidentally buy this to get a closer look at planets. I don't think that's the purpose for this device. With a wide field of view, portability and easy setup, it is ideal for ground observation and quick object…

My son (7) got this from his grandparents for his birthday. He has wanted a telescope since his 4th birthday. He had a small kid's scope that did little to help him find the moon and was difficult to view. My mom wanted something he could use but also be able to find what he was looking at and see clearly. It hit the nail on the head. The viewfinder was easy to calibrate and my son was able to find and align the moon and some launches himself. He needs adult supervision and a little help at…

Purchased not long ago. I chose for a long time, because I wanted to buy something worthwhile. I decided to supplement after 2 months of use, so far we have only observed: - the moon. - starry sky. As long as everyone is happy. They also say ahead: This telescope will allow you to see: the Moon (craters from 7-8 km in diameter and more), the rings of Saturn, the Cassini gap under excellent visibility conditions, the pink belt on the disk of Saturn, the belts on Jupiter and in ideal conditions…