Telescopes for Beginners Review

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The sun has some serious star power and a definite flair for drama, but getting a good look at this celestial beauty has a... Read More »

This scope wants to go everywhere with you. It's just the right rig for chasing solar eclipses across this planet. And it's... Read More »

Bushnell has come to the star party with a 114mm – that’s about 4.5 inch – Newstonian reflector they call... Read More »

There aren’t many baby-blue optical tubes out there. You’ll be a standout at the star party until the sun sets.... Read More »

Celestron’s NexStar 90SLT is a young cousin to one of our favorite scopes, the 4SE. But it has it’s own... Read More »

The 6 in StarBlast 6 means 6 big inches of aperture. With this large light bucket funneling photons into your eyeball,... Read More »

If you really care about the person you’re gifting with a telescope, think about giving them this one.... Read More »

Celestron calls this the SkyProdigy and the name makes sense. This telescope arrives at your observing site just about ready... Read More »

This is a refractor telescope. They are simple, sealed tubes with glass at the front and back. Comparatively little can go... Read More »

Celestron’s NexStar 4SE is what’s known as a hybrid telescope. It uses features of both reflectors and... Read More »

TopTen Product List

Celestron NexStar 130SLT

Celestron NexStar 4SE

Orion StarBlast 6i

Celestron SkyProdigy 90

Celestron 90LCM

Celestron NexStar 90SLT

Meade ETX-80AT-TC

iOptron SmartStar-N114

Bushnell NorthStar Starfinder

iOptron SmartStar-R80