Celestron 22016 Signature Series Moon By Robert Reeves Features A Superb Moon Astronomical Telescope, Black

I got the Celestron Signature Series Moon telescope, and it’s been an incredible addition for our stargazing nights! The design is really cool, with a printed moon surface that gives it a unique look. My family and I love how it actually points out major features on the Moon, making it a fun learning experience. The setup is simple and compact, which makes it easy to bring outside without fussing over complicated adjustments. The tabletop style is a nice touch; we just set it on a stable surface, and we’re good to go. It comes with two eyepieces, so we can switch between 15x and 75x magnification, depending on how close we want to get. The view is surprisingly clear for such a compact telescope. We’ve been able to spot craters and mountain ranges on the Moon in detail, which feels amazing, especially for beginners like us. It’s also great for introducing kids to astronomy without overwhelming them. If you’re looking for an affordable, user-friendly telescope to explore the Moon with impressive detail, this one’s a fantastic choice!

its great my son loves it, weve both seen good views of Pleiades and the moon with it. recommend a finderscope / laser pointer and some good lenses mid power like a 10mm the 4mm is too much except for the moon

Bought for a 9 year old, easy to set up and use. Nice and sturdy..He loves it. Would recommend getting the accessory pack as the finder scope makes lining it up a breeze.

Wanted a telescope for casual viewing and chose this, its great. if it had a sight and a few more lenses it would be perfect. The moon looks amazing and I have been able to see Jupiter and 2 of its moons (not sure which)

Handy size and light weight. You have to be patience to find stars and the moon but you’ll get there, good for star gazer beginners.

Daughter lives this. Very easy to use

Good as a first telescope for the kids

Late last night I could see Pegasus and Cassiopeia in the eastern sky, so I knew M31 would be in a good position to view. Too tired after work to set up one of my larger telescopes, I took my Celestron Firstscope 76 outside, put in on a folding table I bought for that purpose and within a few minutes had the pale glow of the core of the Andromeda galaxy in my eyepiece. This is where the Firstscope 76 shows it's strength; wide field views, easy and quick setup and minimal cool down time. Simple and very stable Dobsonian mount makes it a joy to use for Messier objects and asterisms. Highly portable to take to dark sky locations, I never cease to be surprised at how much this small reflector can show. It's definitely not a planetary scope, and I'd recommend purchasing some decent eyepieces and a finder scope, but for lunar full disc and solar (must be equipped with a proper Solar filter!!!), and brighter deep sky objects, it's a good "grab and go" scope.

Moon looks good and you can make out details, but the stand is poor quality so without the (optional) finder scope this is very tedious to line up even with a large target like a full moon. As best I could tell this scope can't be collimated, and mine was out of whack when it arrived so anything smaller than the moon looked like... nothing. This is pretty normal but not being able to collimate it means you can't ever fix this issue. The eyepieces are highly questionable as well, zero eye relief on any of them which makes them tedious and uncomfortable to use.

Le télescope semble de qualité mais évitez de le commander sur Amazon, le livreur de colis privé a joué au basketball avec le colis part dessus la clôture qui fait 2m de haut. Pour un objet aussi fragile c’est tout simplement scandaleux.

Bonito,bien acabado y prestaciones acordes a su pequeño tamaño

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Excellent small reflector. Everything is put together well, the alignment of the mirrors is good. The eyepieces are usable. I fitted it out with a 15 power wide angle eyepiece giving me 20X and a great view of over 3 degrees of angle. It is small and doesn't take up any space. You can hold it in your lap and look straight up looking through the eyepiece. It came well packaged and was real easy to use. Note that the mirror is 3 inches across 75MM, and gathers light very well. The mirror is an F4 with a focal length of 300 mm. Due to the shortness of the system, you will see a blurred view of the central mirror. This is only a "daytime" thing and you won't see it in the dark. This is a trait of all telescopes of this type. And if you take my advice and buy a wide field eyepiece it will be less noticable. For bird watchers this will focus down to about 15 feet. Of course the birds will be upside down unless you buy a special eyepiece that turns things right side up. You'll see just as much on the Moon one way or the others. And stars are points of light so it really doesn't matter right side or not on the "stuff" up there. There are a lot of stars up there and when your eyes have adjusted, you will be able to use this little telescope can bring you a lot more than you ever saw with just your eyes. Also, holding it in your lap is also usable if you don't have a table.