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The SkySeeker Telescope from Carson Optical has precision 76mm Optics and a 15-37.5x power range for high-quality imaging. The SkySeeker Dobsonian Mount Telescope comes with 8mm and 20mm Huygenian eyepieces. The precision optics offer great images of the moon and planets, as well as views of bright deep sky objects like the Orion Nebula (M42), Hercules Cluster (M13) and Andromeda Galaxy (M31). No assembly required. Ready to use right out of the box. At Carson, we strive to make sure our customers are 100% satisfied with the quality of our products..
Christine Gaunt
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2021
I’ll never be a serious astronomer, but it’s perfect to pop outside on a dark summer night to look at Jupiter or Saturn. There’s no setup so it’s easy to use. Just pull it out of the box and put the eyepieces in. It’s a little difficult to find objects in the sky since it’s all manual. But I can reliably see the moons of Jupiter from the high light area where I live. Paired with the free SkyView Lite app and the book “50 Things to See with a Small Telescope” by John A Read, I really enjoy it.
nowhereman
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2016
Easily outperformed by my Tasco binocular, a really disappointing product, don't buy it!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on December 6, 2015
It arrived before I thought it would, it was as delivered as described..(not new) but everything was packaged good and not broken when it hit my doorstep..my only concern was that the package was delivered in the original packing box, with no other protection..
Mona O
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2014
I was able to see the moon but with great difficulty. It was hard to focus...it was difficult to catch it in the middle of the focus...but may be because I have never used a telescope before...I only saw the moon. May be I should get some lessons on how to use this telescope. This was a very disappointing experience considering my binoculars (12x50) did a better job! With my binoculars I could clearly see the moon and its craters! I don't want to discourage you, if you know how to use telescopes, go for it! I spent $90, I think it was really expensive for the quality I have experienced...It should cost about may be $60...I cant return it as I was away for sometime and hadn't got a chance to use it before and the time has passed to get a refund...:( I'll get some lessons though and I'll try to use it again, fingers crossed!:)
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