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70076 Reflector Telescopes with High Tripod Phone Holder 210X for Moon Watching
70076 Reflector Telescopes with High Tripod Phone Holder 210X for Moon Watching
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- Kellner Eyepieces: This telescope comes with two replaceable eyepieces (K6, K25), up to 67X and 16X magnification respectively. Compared to Huygen’s eyepieces, Kellner Eyepieces makes images sharper and clearer
- Fully Multi-Coated Optics: All optical coated lens offers excellent contrast and brightness of images. 70mm Large aperture objective achieves wider field of view. A fantastic astronomical telescope for kids adults and beginners to explore the space
- Abundant Telescope Accessories: phone adapter makes it easy to observe and share with friends. The aluminum tripod can be adjusted from 15” to 51” for different positions. Star target planisphere is also included
- 70mm telescope: 400mm focal length enables this telescope to have larger magnification and 70mm large aperture allows images brighter and clearer. 5X24 Finderscope and erecting diagonal lens can help you find targets easily
- Travel Telescopes: the telescopios is easy to assemble and disassemble, ideal for children and beginners. You can see the stargazing and landscape clearly. It’s also a perfect birthday and holiday gifts. Let’s explore the sky.
Customer Reviews
I planned to buy a telescope as a gift for my husband. Not having any familiarity with telescopes, I spent several hours searching for the perfect one for an adult beginner. My husband was so excited to receive this telescope. It's easy to assemble and use and is a great value for the money. We look forward to many hours of gazing at the night skies.
Great telescope my son loved it! Very easy to assemble, him and I did it together, takes about 15min to finish. Takes a bit to learn how to use it but gets the job done.
Love it so much
Bought this for our daughter for Xmas. Amazing telescope. You can see the moon and stars in great detail. Attachment for iPhone is tricky though, but not really the point of the telescope anyways. We love it.
