Orion StarSeeker IV 130mm GoTo Reflector Telescope Kit

Orion StarSeeker IV 130mm GoTo Reflector Telescope Kit

Name: Orion StarSeeker IV 130mm GoTo Reflector Telescope Kit
Brand: Orion
SKU: 1241376
Price: 649.99 USD
Rating: 9.6 (19 reviews)

$ 649.99

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Value for money

9.33

Delivery

9.71

Customer service

9.56

Packaging

9.44

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Product Description

With the GoTo telescope kit, you get an expanded accessory pack that provides all you need for fun stargazing activities.

With its big 130mm optics, the clever computerized reflector and its big, computerized computerized reflector allow for a stunning view of everything from the Moon and planets to deep-sky targets such as

You will be able to get excellent views of any object with GoTo's immense database of over 42,000 objects and its built-in Tour mode

Includes a GoTo hand controller with a diameter of Wide-field 60-degree eyepieces of 2x) and 10mm (65x) magnifications,

Also included in this kit is a 2x Shorty Barlow to magnify objects two times, a Moon Filter to enhance visual acuity, an AC-to-DC power adapter, DeepMap 600, MoonMap 260, and more.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to see the rings of Saturn, ?

Seeing the rings and the space between them and the planet, u can see that the rings separate them from the Jupiter's colors can also be seen, as well as those of its four I like the scope of the project. Getting the 150mm will be worth your money if you have it. There is a 130mm in my possession. The music is wonderful, and I love listening to I also have a full aperture solar filter and am able to see sun spots when I have also taken pictures of them. Likewise, I upgraded my finder scope to a 9x50 and am happy with it. We hope you have a good time.

What is included in the travel case?

There is no case to answer

What is a good telescope to get our daughter as a first telescope? There is almost eight months left until she turns A home schooled child. The young woman dreams of being I would like to see a lot of things. ?

In short, yes. I like the tracking function because you can watch the same object move through the sky while you're watched. The system is intuitive. She will need some assistance at first, but the best part is watching the object moving through the sky as it goes. Your daughter will love it if you use the extension cord and switch to a power adapter. Good luck to both of you!

Selected User Reviews For Orion StarSeeker IV 130mm GoTo Reflector Telescope Kit

It is the perfect gift for someone who loves space

5/5

Thanks so much for sharing! We are still figuring out how it works, but I'm glad it was even better than I thought it would be! My boyfriend loves it, it's his birthday gift.

Clarissa Landry

| Oct 18, 2020

I am not seeing stars as big as they ought to be

5/5

The things I see seem very small because I need a larger lens.

Eliza Murray

| Nov 08, 2020

what the universe is all about

5/5

The scope of the project is outstanding.

Orlando Lloyd

| Oct 14, 2020

Consider getting lenses with extra power

5/5

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this equipment at the price point. The more accurate your telescope, and the more accurate your map of the constellations and planets, the more exciting this is to look at.

Willa Terry

| Sep 23, 2020

There's no other way to put it than to More money has to be spent on a telescope the more I try to use it

3/5

One of the parts I mentioned in my first review of this scope was damaged when I first received it in the mail. It came with a finder scope that I couldn't see through because it was too close to the tub, so I went out and bought one that did work. Upon further reading, I have found the fact that I could not view what I wanted to see in space was not mentioned in the advertisement for Orion. It was then tougher to view the mountains around here with it, other than everything is upside down. I finally bought a tripod attachment to rectify the issue, but now I can no longer focus to see what I was seeing.