Dianfan Telescope,90mm Aperture 800mm Telescopes for Adults Astronomy,Portable Professional Refractor Telescope for Beginners,with Stainless Tripod & Phone Adapter,Carry Bag

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Key Features

• Superior Optics: Dianfan astronomy telescope features a focal length of 800 mm and a fully coated 90 mm objective lens. The large aperture gathers more light for brighter, clearer views, high-transmission coatings enhance contrast and color for sharp, vivid images for an enjoyable stargazing experience
• Powerful Magnification: With two eyepieces and a 3× Barlow lens, this telescope offers 32×–240× magnification. It allows you to observe craters and lunar seas on the surface of the Moon. With the 45° zenith mirror, images are upright and correctly oriented for terrestrial viewing, making distant targets details easier to observe. The telescope is ideal for beginners and astronomy enthusiasts
• Quick Setup & Beginner-Friendly: User-friendly design with clear instructions makes assembly simple—ready in about 15 minutes. Smooth focusing helps you quickly locate targets. Perfect for kids and families to enjoy stargazing and explore the night sky together
• Portable & Versatile: Lightweight design with a sturdy stainless steel tripod ensures stable, steady viewing. Easy to carry in the included bag, making it perfect for travel and outdoor adventures. Suitable for stargazing, birdwatching, wildlife observation, and exploring cityscapes
• Professional Astronomical Telescope: The Dianfan 90x800 telescope combines quality , functionality and reliability. It delivers high-resolution views that bring the universe closer. Designed for adults high powered, it inspires interest in astronomy and science while encouraging exploration of the starry sky

About This Product

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Product Details

Brand

Dianfan

Model

90800

Dimensions

21.65 x 18.9 x 9.84 inches

Weight

11.88 pounds

Manufacturer

Dianfan

Date First Available

December 9, 2023

ASIN

B0CPTTMW9Q

Customer Reviews Summary

Well packed, nice clear guide, relatively easy assembly (took me 15-20 minutes for initial assembly, another 5 or so outside to tweak the sighting scope). Seems like a solid bargain for the price, more details below.This is my first telescope, so I can't compare to others. It feels like the times are thin metal whereas most if the ends, etc are plastic. Glass lenses. Everything came neatly packed and wrapped into the carry case, inside a cardboard box, inside another cardboard box. Considering some components are I think somewhat fragile, this seemed like the right amount of packaging. Some of the adjustments on the tripod feel a bit stiff to me compared to some of my camera tripods, but feels like decent construction. Used it outside tonight for the first time. Inside town with nearby lights, but clear skies. Located I think Jupiter, but it just looked like a bright dot to me ;) Much better results looking at the moon where I was able to tell what I was doing with the focus and get a nice beautiful sharp image. The moon was very high in the sky and I had to sit on the ground to use it, but well worth it. I was only using the 25mm eyepiece this time as it was my first try. Going to try out the phone adapter for pictures next time, then maybe another time the 3x Barlow lens and 10mm eyepiece to see if I can get a better view of a planet.The top mount for a phone was handy for using an app to quickly locate planets/constellations/etc (I tried the recommended Stellarium app this time).