Maksutov-Cassegrain Telescope 60 with Dobsonian Mount, 60mm Aperture 750mm Focal Length, with Finderscope and Phone Adapter, Tabletop Telescopes for Kids Adults Beginners Astronomy
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- The mak telescope stands out from other beginner level telescopes by providing sharp and crystal clear views with almost no chromatic aberrations. You can enjoy viewing both distant celestial objects including the moon, Saturn, Jupiter, and vivid terrestrial targets in nature.
- This tabletop telescope is an upgraded version of Maksutov Planet Mate 60 Telescope. Simple navigation and no need to align make it extremely easy to use. The Dobsonian mount enables vibration free viewing, and with the finderscope, aiming and tracking your target is a breeze.
- Included 20mm eyepiece renders 37.5X power. The telescope is small but powerful for its size, having 750mm focal length in a small 200mm tube. You can use other 1.25'' eyepiece to change magnification.
- The telescope features a detachable lid, which reveals the internal structure of the tube and how it works inside. It can be a great astronomical educational kit. And the included universal phone mount helps you easily capture the moment and share with your loved ones.
- If you're not happy with our mak60 telescope or need professional suggestions, contact us anytime and our customer care will help you. And you will also receive 1-year hassel-free warranty for the telescope.
Brand: SARBLUE
Optical Tube Length: 200 Millimeters
Objective Lens Diameter: 60 Millimeters
Telescope Mount Description: Altazimuth Mount
Focus Type: Manual Focus
Power Source: Adapter
Finderscope: Reflex
Aperture Diameter: 60 Millimeters
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Lens Coating Description: Fully Coated
Product Dimensions: 15 x 7 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 4.16 pounds
Date First Available: June 10, 2021
Manufacturer: SARBLUE
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First telescope to use with my family. I love the sturdiness and how compact it is. I’ve used it set on a table, the car, and even my porch railing. Love the phone holder adapter so my 4 year old can easily see and enjoy it too. Just took some trial and error of which camera to use on my iPhone. For the price, this telescope is amazing!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024 by klacwood
I bought this Maksutov-Cassegrain Telescope for watching this year's solar eclipse with my children. We chose the model with the Dobsonian mount because we already have a heavy-duty camera tripod, which is much better than the tripod-scope kit. We plan to use the Dobsonian mount with a table because we can see the Moon rise from our balcony. It was great advice from Rainguy to buy a 2x Barlow lens and a 7-21 mm zoom eyepiece (the first review for the tripod-scope kit). The pictures were taken on a cell phone and are as follows: 1. Magnification 37.5x 2. Magnification 37.5x with a 7 mm zoom eyepiece 3. Magnification 37.5x with a 21 mm zoom eyepiece 4. Magnification 75x 5. Magnification 75x with a 7 mm zoom eyepiece 6. Magnification 75x with a 21 mm zoom eyepiece. The last photo was very hard to focus on because at the highest magnification, even a slight touch of the scope causes vibration. We definitely recommend using a remote shutter (as we did). However, the picture is very clear to the eye. All pictures were taken on a cloudy day. I think this is a great starter kit for beginners or for occasional use. Also, it is very lightweight and portable. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by Olga Olga
I would like to say that I have been greatly impressed by the Mak60 telescope that I recently acquired through Amazon. I'm a beginner enthusiast of the mysteries of the night sky and the wonders of Nature. It seems that this unique optical device is able to perform extremely well in those two realms, observing in great detail colorful birds and species of the natural kingdom and putting distant celestial objects, planets, satellites, and the moon close enough to us to observe their peculiar and unique features and characteristics. I can not complete my positive view on this Maksutov piece without mentioning its simple but aesthetically attractive design, compact and practical to carry around, easy to assemble, and decent price compared to similar devices within the same price range. I am definitely happy about this acquisition to start the great adventure of observing and enjoying the night sky and the beauty of Nature.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023 by Vanessa
I went to see the total solar eclipse of 2017 with a pair of 15x80 binoculars (with filters, of course) and was totally blown away. I just wished I'd had a more stable view, but I couldn't get my tripod working the way I wanted so I just had to hold it. This April I'm going to see the total solar eclipse again, and I really wanted a telescope so I could get a really nice, stable view. After going through two other much bigger scopes - an equatorial mounted 130mm which proved too incomprehensible for my smooth brain, followed by a computerized az-alt mounted 130mm - I suddenly realized there was no feasible way I was going to be able to bring such a huge telescope + mount + tripod with me on the plane. I also didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a Pelican case, so I realized I'd have to just downgrade to a smaller scope. After reading a bunch of reviews online I settled on this tiny little thing. I was initially skeptical (it looks like a toy!), but after fiddling around a bit I gotta say I'm pretty impressed by the optics, the clarity, and the ease of use. Super easy to put together, super portable, and folds up really nice into something not much bigger than a water bottle. It's pretty nice too that the optical tube mounts easily to any tripod, and has a simple smartphone mount to boot so I can snap some neat pics. I'm looking forward to popping a solar filter on it and taking it to see the eclipse in April!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by sol
The scope seems to function fine. I have tried it at various times of the early AM and only could see stars, no planets. I hope to find some planets to really test it on at some point. I am a total noobie to telescopes and astrophotography; one thing to note if you want to take pictures with your phone is that it doesn't really seem compatible with mine, as it has three lenses and the adapter is really meant for a single lens. Attempts with it didn't work out; but it's also hard to get my phone's camera to really see anything in the dark. The adapter does hold my phone, however. If the scope is pointed at a sharp angle or straight up, the phone may cause it to fall over, as the scope is that light lol. So maybe some way of tying down the mount might be a good idea. The magnification doesn't really seem all that significant, and the one time I looked at the moon I'm not sure I could see craters that significantly. I don't believe there is anything wrong with the product however, as I looked inside and it all seemed in order. In any case it can probably be modified for that purpose. I definitely think it's a great deal for this price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 by Bank Of America
Compact but high quality. Easy set up. Ingenious design.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024 by AmazonKAT
This is a great telescope. Small and very portable, yet the resolution is fabulous. Takes about 5 minutes to set up right out of the box. I was able to see Jupiter's moons on the first night.
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Tom C
Put the product together as instructions indicated. No problems noticed. After tightening all screws and fittings like 4 times checking everything, I aimed the product at the planet per the instructions. The sight scope then fell off and could not be fixed with provided accessories. After trying for 90 minutes to focus onto a full moon (with no sight scope), I gave up. The product is junk (in my opinion) but one gets what he/she/they pay for. Especially with a product such as a telescope. Too bad one does not realize this till after wasting a hundred bucks on junk like this.
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