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Vivitar TEL50600 60X/120X Telescope Refractor with Tripod (Black)

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Features

  • 60x and 120x Eyepiece Lenses With Storage Cases
  • Adjustable Full-sized Tripod Sets Up Quickly And Easily
  • 3x Finder Scope To Locate Objects Faster
  • Mirrored Diagonal Eyepiece For Easy Viewing
  • Vivitar Tele View TEL-50600 60/120X Promo Telescope With Full Size Expandable Tripod
  • It features 60x and 120x eyepiece lenses, a 3x finder to locate objects faster, and a mirrored diagonal eyepiece for the ultimate easy viewing.
  • Recommended for ages 8 and up
  • Includes Zeikos ZE-CL5 5 Piece Cleaning Kit

Description

The Vivitar TEL-50600 is a powerful telescope. It comes with a full size expandable tripod and it features 60x and 120x eyepiece lenses, a 3x finder to locate objects faster, and a mirrored diagonal eyepiece for the ultimate easy viewing. It's a great telescope for beginners and has the power to please advanced users and amateur scientists.

Brand: Vivitar


Optical Tube Length: 120 Millimeters


Eye Piece Lens Description: Barlow


Objective Lens Diameter: 46 Millimeters


Telescope Mount Description: Altazimuth Mount


Product Dimensions: 28.75"D x 3.5"W x 8.5"H


Focus Type: Manual Focus


Finderscope: Reflex


Item Weight: 2.85 Pounds


Lens Coating Description: Multi-Coated


Product Dimensions: 28.75 x 3.5 x 8.5 inches


Item Weight: 2.85 pounds


Item model number: TEL50600


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 7, 2009


Manufacturer: Vivitar


Country of Origin: China


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    • descent.
I am an amchure. pro astronomer. I youse it as a scentdary. telescope. to my prmiary 12 in I have in my observatory. I built. in my backyard yes it's a little. flimsy in the tripod can see some creators. on the moon with it see the blue hase around the moon so that was good just cought the meteor shower tonight. never doing that again. becuse it looked so close also got to see a planet. with it. I think I confirmed it was, juptur with my bigger telescope. yes it was kind of blured. but. that's expected with a 60x to120x I am thinking about byeing extra eye pices up to 800x maybe 1000x, but over all when it's zeroed. in you can see enuff stuff. so I don't see where it is that bad like I said it's $50.00 list price. so it is worth 14.99.and it has standerd. lenes. so sum upgrading is possible so my review is 5 stars. and all I have to say is street it like a tool like every out her telscope ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2015 by John a Alves
    • Not good enough to be considered a toy.
Spend a lot less and use the cardboard tube from a roll of paper towels; the optics would certainly be clearer and the tube would be sturdier, plus you get towels. You can probably see the sun with this thing and maybe have a 10% chance of finding a full moon, but only temporarily and then only on a clear night. You have to hold the body with one hand, hold the assembly at the back with your other hand (cause it is not firmly connected to the body and flops around independently of the main tube if you try to look through the eyepiece) and then hold the eyepiece with your Other hand (cause it moves around independent of the mechanism it is in) and then work the focus with your OTHER hand before you can hope to see anything. If you don't hold it with all four of your hands at the same time it just a self-frustration tool. And even if you pull that off, it doesn't ever actually focus clearly. And after all that work - the image is upside-down and reversed; I had assumed the angled part at the back (stipulated that it's my fault for assuming) was a prism to re-invert the image, but its just a mirror. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2017 by Flybob
    • Great!
Every look up at the stars at night and wonder whats really out there? Have you ever laid on the grass at 3am and watched a meteor shower? Have you ever looked up at the moon and wished that just for one moment in time you could be up there? I have done all those things... I have loved the galaxy and stars and the moon my entire life.. I - sadly - have never owned a telescope before now (I'm 37 - pretty sad right?) I LOVE this telescope! It is so lightweight, and easy to carry! The tripod folds up nicely for great portability! To be honest I had never even looked through a telescope before purchasing this one. I bought it for my 8 year old son... He didn't really like it - so I use it! I am always looking at the moon a lot closer now! I hope that some day when my son is a little older, he'll get half the enjoyment out of this that I do... I think all kids would really love it if they wanted to! Super fast shipping and a wonderful telescope in general! Thank you! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2016 by Carolyn Young
    • Good budget purchase.
This is a good telescope for viewing the moon or bird watching. Don't expect a lot out of it, it's not going to get deep space views. I didn't want to spend a ton of money on something I wasn't sure my son was going to use. However, he is excited with it and we will be upgrading him soon. You can buy extra eyepieces and lenses for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by Tamara Fox
    • Works but a little flimsy
Good starter but not high quality. Takes a little finesse to focus and tripod is flimsy and wobbles a lot, but works
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2022 by William l.
    • May inspire the next Galileo, you never know!
If you have never owned a telescope then this is a fantastic place to start. You can at least see if there is an interest for you or a member of your family. The eyepieces are .965, which is quickly becoming "old and obsolete" although there is one eyepiece kit you can purchase here on amazon that fits. We use this for Moon gazing mostly but the occasional views of Jupiter and Saturn are small but very exciting. You can see the rings of Saturn on a clear dark night and all four of the main satellites of Jupiter. These "cheap" scopes are usually considered trash by most but can be gold to someone who has never experienced the heavens through a lens. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2017 by Windy-Kay Kawasaki
    • It's easy for new users.
It was lightweight, and I received right before the Christmas star was visible so it made for some great pictures and memories.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2021 by LaVonne Robinson
    • Cheaply made, good for smaller kids but not good for much else
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We bought this item for our kid to help his interest in space and was disappointed in it almost right out of the box. Even though we spent a small amount of money on it the reviews were about 50/50 and at the most it was a starter tool to see how far his interest would go before spending money on a more advanced telescope. Setting up the tripod and the locking tabs on two of the legs (see pictures) broke off easily. Our son was disappointed but we tried to use it anyway even though one of the legs would not lock in place. The focus is not the best but for 20$ what do you expect. This telescope is okay for smaller kids but would not suggest it for anyone else. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2021 by Daniel Frosty Daniel Frosty

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