Telescope for Adults, 500/60mm 167X for Kids Adults Beginners with Adjustable Tripod Phone Adapter Handbag (B)

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Elsa RAHMAN

| Aug 27, 2020

Here are the rest of the details. . . My heart aches. As an introduction to this review, please understand that I am writing to parents who may be considering purchasing a telescope for their child. With an absolutely lifelong love of astronomy and a great respect for quality optical instruments, as the owner of several expensive cameras, I want to share with you what IS actually required in order to discover if your child has a desire and aptitude for science in general and astronomy specifically.

It is incumbent on us to adopt an instrument of quality. In my experience as a child who was given a $20 karate prize Having spent several years working on a good quality telescope, I can vouch that a poor instrument can do more to destroy an interest in science There is no way I can forget how terrible the plastic optics were, and how difficult it was to use them. It was also the first time I looked into the eyepiece of a well-designed instrument that I will never forget. The first time I looked through my telescope at Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Calisto I felt, in some small way, like Galileo who saw them for the first time. This is wonderful. Therefore, if you want to be able to create a positive impact on a child's life, who you think might have an interest in something to do with science and astronomy, give that child a quality instrument. You will see the difference. As I assure you, it's more like night than Now that we know all that, let's take a look at how it applies here, today, to this telescope. I can honestly say that the optical quality of this scope is beyond anything I could have imagined it could be meant to be in a telescope for a little over 100 dollars. First of all, don't bother with the 9mm eyepiece that narrows your field of view too much. In order to see the whole image, you have to move your eye around since you can only see about half or a third of it if you stare at it directly. Yet, it does not work for this scope since the 9mm eyepiece is too magnification heavy. Magnification is not as important as you might think. Here, I'm telling you to trust me. Put the 9mm in the 9mm gun You can put it away now. It didn't even cross my mind to get the Barlow. Would you mind sharing some thoughts on I don't think that this scope should have been used with a 3x Barlow, but a 2x Barlow might have been useful with the other eyepieces. However, when you consider the 17 parameters themselves, the scope seems narrow. How do the five and twenty-five mm eyepieces compare? This is beautiful. In order to check for aberration, I set it up to look at remote power lines, but could not get This was a cloudy, grey day and the sky had very little contrast, so I was able to pick up optical shortcomings to a good degree. And this was all pretty much edge to edge As far as I could tell, there was no "sweet spot" or any other indication that indicates a low quality This is a wonderful, quality instrument that suffers from being packaged with a low quality tripod (primarily) and a low quality mounting system for the phone. The photos I took show the blundering tripod, the even more bad cell phone adapter, and the wonderful telescope, which I mounted to my Benro drive head (for astrophotography, among other things), which is In addition to the tripod, there is a few more things I'd like to point out. I really, really hate this. As a result, the scope balances too far back, and is barely able to maintain its horizontal adjustment if you really twist Do you think that it would be feasible to mount a cell phone on an eyepiece with the supplied It was so off balance that, even with my best efforts, it wouldn't stay in place, wanting to drift downward. This is not the kind of tripod that should be included with a microscope of this This is an even bigger joke because the cell phone holder, being all plastic, can't even open and close smoothly using its adjustment screw because it's so tightly attached to the phone, makes it even more ridiculous. Do you want to connect your telescope to your cell phone? Alternatively, you can print a 3D version of any of the many available designs. Choose from a selection of quality items available online at a modest price. You can find a variety of 3D printable adapters for cell phones, and many of them are Having surveyed the skies for nearly half a century, I believe this telescope is ideal for a long-term, in-depth study of the stars. I want to tell you not to buy this tripod because I know how poorly built it is. Your moral dilemmas are important to discuss. Reviewing products is a process during which I aim to be as honest as possible. I find this scope to be slightly problematic as well as highly recommended. Isn't that strange? I'm all set. As I have with my gear, if you can provide this scope with a mount, I would appreciate it, since I haven't been able to find one until now Purchase this scope, take it off the tripod, and toss it in the trash along with the included tripod. This otherwise impressive instrument should be mounted on a The OPTICAL BLISS you will encounter in this price range is virtually impossible to find when you buy or print your own cell phone holder (or get a CCD camera). This would be a great buy if you wanted an instrument like this but didn't want to spend another DOLLAR on it. However, if it was just based on the tripod alone, you may want to avoid it. You will hear this from any photographer or astronomer who will tell you that the mount is almost as important as It is unlikely that you will find even one experienced individual to disagree with me. My complaint is the poor-quality tripod and cell phone mount. I would like to knock 2 stars off for this. However, again, being totally honest, I think the stellar (no pun intended) optics of this rifle are so good at this price point, that it eclipses any junky accessories. Therefore, I would recommend a better mount to go with this rifle. A 5 star scope with a 2 star tripod is included. I guess that's the best way to describe In the best case scenario, I think the best way to look at it is to say that I'm buying this scope, which has a tripod to get up and running, but. . . As if your remote control came with a set of zinc carbon batteries. As soon as you notice their shortcomings, you know you will be replacing When I was a kid, I would take those new zinc carbon batteries and throw them away. This is the same as treating any other issue. Like a cheap pair of zinc carbon batteries, the tripod that comes with this scope is very cheap. When you are alkaline, you'll realize the true power of this plant. That's what I think, which is a real honest opinion. The optics alone are worth the price. Remove the tripod and throw it away. I hope the manufacturer reads what I have to say. If you are going to spend the additional $10 or $20, then make sure your instrument comes with accessories that will allow you to use it effectively. As a matter of fact, this is a remarkable Only a proper place has to be found for mounting Here's some information on the product I hope is helpful for anyone thinking of buying it. Buy it. You won't regret it. Once you have a good mount, you can go further. Enjoy your time gazing at the stars.

Maisie Kaiser

| Nov 20, 2020

There is a note on the listing indicating that the telescope should be considered a beginner's telescope and/or a Its 500mm focal length is a good length for the majority of astronomical applications. As far as magnifying the moon, and terrestrial objects (earth), the scope does a reasonably good job. As of yet, I have not tried it on any other celestial object. A beginner can find in this kit everything they need in a scope, plus Among the included items are the telescope, a finder scope, a tripod (with eyepiece holder), three eyepieces and a 3X Barlow. A mobile phone holder, two microfiber lens wipes, and a carrying case round out the kit. I was not able to use it. It includes the case, which is a terrific addition to the kit. This compact telescope's case allows for easy storage of all its components, as this telescope is compact in size. A simple assembly is required for the scope. Once the scope is screwed to the tripod, the eyepieces and/or one or more of the lenses must be installed before you start. Ideally, you should install the finder scope and zero it in if you want an easier way of aligning it on objects. An excerpt from a mini-essay A scope used to allow you to better align the main scope on the target. Finding the perfect alignment can be extremely challenging, which is why I almost always use a With the Barlow lens, the images are further magnified. There are three eyepieces on the telescope with varying magnifications. It is possible to increase the magnification from 20x to 167x or more depending on the lens selected. It did not work for me at all with the provided mounting bracket. Despite being attached, it did not remain in place. The position would not stay in place no matter what I did. It is possible that it can actually cause damage if dropped, so I suggest you not using it unless you have an old phone or one with a great protective case. Because of this, I did not deduct any stars from my rating. All of the other components of the telescope are working fine. My telescope allowed me to view the moon, and the image of the moon in the listing looks more realistic than the sight through the 25mm eyepiece on the base of the telescope. I was impressed by how clear and crisp the image was, as well as how noticeable the craters on the edges of the moon were. However, my phone was not focusing properly so I couldn't include a picture of the moon taken through a telescope. Although the image was stunning, it could not be described as ordinary.

Prince LORD

| Nov 03, 2020