Pro Series Telescope

Pro Series Telescope is rated 4.0 out of 5 by 2.

$ 199.95

We tested dozens of scopes and finally found one with the optics and features worthy of our 100% satisfaction guarantee. This incredible beginner' ...read more

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We tested dozens of scopes and finally found one with the optics and features worthy of our 100% satisfaction guarantee. This incredible beginner's telescope rivals others that sell in the $1,000+ range in terms of quality and will provide hours of family learning and enjoyment. Specs include powerful 720mm focal length and 80mm air-spaced objective lenses with multiple lens coatings, 3X Barlow lens made from glass (not plastic) for triple the magnification power and a zooming 7.5X - 22.5X eyepiece. Other superior features include dual micro-adjusters that allow you to find and follow stars and planets with ease, lens filter for viewing craters on the moon, universal adapter for connecting to your smart phone's camera, adjustable tripod, educational CD for further learning and a genuine meteorite specimen from outer space.

Age Recommendation: Ages 6 and up

Item Number:

13730124

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Ratings & Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by jvwallen from Easy for inexperienced family to set up, created great interest My granddaughter (age 35) & her husband set up the scope for their daughters at their home in Visalia CA. They (no experience with telescopes) were able to do it, get the girls to look & develop a great interest in the stars, night sky, etc.--for the parents too!!

Date published: 2016-01-03

Rated 3 out of 5 by MplsSkyWatcher from Very Beginners Telescope This is an adequate telescope if you are looking to look at large objects in the night sky. It's a little twitchy, so trying to lock in on smaller or fainter objects, is a little trying. You think you found the object, and when you go to focus or zoom in on it, a slight touch can send it out of the view finder. I thought practicing on daylight objects would help in finding the night objects, but sadly, no. My lazer pointer didn't work with my original telescope, and Mindware replaced it willingly, but the 2nd one only worked twice. I am new to the sky viewing, and would hoped this would be a good starter, but I think I will opt to upgrade.

Date published: 2015-12-09