Maksutov-Cassegrain Telescope, Mak60 Telescopes for Kids Adults 750x60mm, Compact Portable for Travel, Beginner Astronomy Telescope with Adjustable Tripod Finderscope and Phone Adapter
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- Might MakMak-cass design brings several benefits which distinguishes the telescope from others. Foremost, it largely reduces aberrations and renders crisp and clear views. Plus its quality fully multi-coated optical components. Make terrestrial objects look more vivid and vibrant, and celestial objects magnificent.
- Portable Travel Telescope Maksutov features a folded way of light which make it more powerful than a traditional telescope of similar size, which keeping it in a small tube. Mak60 telescope has 750mm focal length, but the tube length is only 200mm. It's easy to pack the compact and lightweight telescope in any backpack and take it for travel.
- Great for Education Do you wonder how a telescope works? This beginner telescope will show you the secrets. It has a detachable lid on the top of the telescope tube which reveals its internal structure, and with the help of some tools, you could even see how light travels inside!
- Accessories This telescope is upgraded from the first version mak60 with a full-size tripod and finderscope. It also comes with 20mm quality eyepiece which brings 37.5X magnification, a universal phone mount to attach your phone and do simple astrophotography. Despite the plastic tube, the optics are high quality.
- Satisfaction The maksutov telescope is sure to impress with its lovely look and great viewing capacity for any beginners. It's easy to set up with no tools needed. And we offer one-year hassel free warranty and 24 hour in time customer service & professional technical support.
Brand: SARBLUE
Optical Tube Length: 750 Millimeters
Eye Piece Lens Description: Fully Multi-Coated
Objective Lens Diameter: 70
Product Dimensions: 5"D x 22"W x 11"H
Focus Type: Manual Focus
Power Source: Adapter
Finderscope: Reflex
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Lens Coating Description: Fully Multi-Coated
Product Dimensions: 22 x 9 x 5 inches
Item Weight: 2.75 pounds
Item model number: mak
Date First Available: April 22, 2021
Manufacturer: SARBLUE
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Color: Turquoise
Great all around small telescope l. It's works well for the moon, close planets, and terrestrial targets. Will not work for deep space objects.
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by johnny
Color: Turquoise
Completamente conforme con la compra. Como lo señalan las reseñas en internet, el Mak60 es un excelente telescopio portatil y una muy buena elección para comenzar en la observación astronomica, con un tamaño insuperablemente compacto y liviano, construcción en plastico que se siente de buena calidad, y una calidad optica destacable (sin aberraciones opticas, sin necesidad de colimación y una calidad de imagen excelente para el rango de precio). Ahora, hay que recordar que es un telescopio pequeño, con 60mm de apertura, y un campo visual estrecho, por lo que si bien es muy bueno para observación lunar, solar (con filtro) y planetaria, no es el más adecuado para observación del espacio profundo (para lo cual es más adecuado un telescopio reflector de un tamaño mucho más grande. Un punto mejorable, sería el tripode incluido, que si bien cumple su función, es muy suceptible a vibraciones, lo cual es notorio al momento de apuntar el telescopio o realizar cambios en el enfoque a grandes aumentos (como por ejemplo, utilizando un Barlow). De todos modos, para el rango de precio es más que correcto, y un tripode de mejores caracteristicas podría llegar a costar más que el telescopio, así que mi recomendación no cambia. De igual forma, recomendaría comprar un Barlow 2x o 3x, para poder observar con mejor aumento los crateres de la luna, y las caracteristicas de los planetas (que aún no hago, debido a que Jupiter y Saturno no son visibles ahora, y Marte se encuentra muy lejos)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023 by Raúl Espejo Raúl Espejo
Color: Turquoise
Finally got around to reveiwing since ive been busy enjoying it so much. Compared it to my buddies old celestron and actually got better looks in mine. this scope has been excellent, especially for the price. I can see planets with decent detail, ive had to buy some additional eye pieces and now waiting on some filters but the image so far is satisfactory. Its small so easily movable but not TOO sturdy. The axis adjuster bent pretty quick as i was in a rush to see the next object. Focus knob is simple and easy but not most convenient location when it comes to switching views or following objects moving a little faster like the ISS. Its maybe 3 or 4 primary pieces so simple to put together and put away and travel with. Phone mount is on point as well, doesnt lose the image if the phone moves and allows for extra imaging techniques which take some time to get the hang of. The case is slightly too small. All in all, the only reason ill upgrade from here is a higher aperture.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by Preston Preston
Color: Turquoise
Great value for the money and easy to setup and breakdown when needed. It’s a perfect starter telescope that will let you see the moons of Jupiter and get the astronomy fire going in your child.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by Martin T
Color: Turquoise
I'll start with what I like - the telescope. For a 60mm aperture you get a lot and that's down to its long focal ratio, which is characteristic of the Maksutov design. They call this the Planet Mate and that's what you should expect to use it for - the planets and the Moon. Even with the included Amici prism much detail could be seen with very little chromatic aberration (CA) on the Moon. Whatever CA there is due to the included prism diagonal and not the telescope itself. However, the diagonal is very well suited to terrestrial observation. For astronomical observations, you will need a mirror diagonal adapted for .965" to 1.25". These are easily found and inexpensive. But this review is for the total package - tripod, mount, finder, and eyepieces. My version is with the full size tripod. The tripod is good since the 'scope is so light, but it's permanently wedded to the mount and the mount is not good. It's serviceable for the Moon, but it's frustrating to use since it doesn't hold your targets in view when you find them. Which brings me to the included finder, perhaps the most useless finder I've ever used. If this were a wide-field 'scope this wouldn't be a problem, but a finder is essential at this focal ratio because of the narrow field of view. I quickly gave up trying to find anything with it. I did manage to find the Moon, Jupiter, and Saturn without it but nothing else. You can replace the finder even though the finder shoe is non-standard - I used Scotch Extreme mounting tape to attach an inexpensive red dot finder I had lying around to the non-standard finder shoe. No complaints about the included 20mm eyepiece. A decent higher magnification eyepiece in the 10-12mm range would be useful, but this telescope doesn't need expensive eyepieces. I rate this package a 3.5 because I could never recommend it to a beginner. I'm taking a half point off for the useless finder and a point off for the mount/tripod. What we have left is powerful little telescope that is excellent on the Moon and pretty good on Jupiter and Saturn for its aperture. If you already have a photo tripod or astronomical mount and tripod, then I can recommend this for what it's ideally suited for - the Moon, planets, and splitting some of the more widely separated double stars. It's just a shame the total package undermines the good optics and novel design of this powerful but tiny Maksutov telescope. I'm keeping it because I have everything I need to make it work. You might too. If you don't, check the reviews for those who bought the Dobsonian version since that might be the better package.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by John P
Color: Turquoise
Plastic garbage
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025 by Wheelan Stell