Celestron 21079 Cometron 114AZ Reflector Telescope, White

super j adore .on vois tres bien la lune et ses crateres.hate de m acheter d autres lentille.je recommande surtout pour un enfants tres belle facon de debuter

Me gustó mucho el artículo y lo puedes complementar con accesorios para un mejor alcance.

Lo compré como regalo las últimas Navidades, el telescopio es genial, aunque no es éste, pero con lo que más contenta quedé fue con la atención que recibí. El modelo estaba equivocado y se molestaron muchísimo en llamarme y ofrecerme otro mejor por el mismo precio. Desde luego recomiendo al vendedor.

Très belle qualité, jolies finitions et très facile d’utilisation

The Celestrong Cometron 114AZ was rated as one of the Best entry level scopes by Space.com [...]I had a telescope when I was growing up and I wanted to share that with my son. I also didn't want to break the bank as I wasn't sure how often we would use it. I read up on quite a few scopes, and decided that the Celestron Cometron 114AZ fit my requirements.Setting it up was super easy, and the stand alone seems worth the price of admission. It is a very solid, steel framed tripod. For kids, the tripod is great as you can adjust the legs to the height that works for them too. Additionally the 2 included eyepieces give 2 nice zoom levels, and I added a 5mm Eyepiece to give us a bit tighter zoom for more distant objects. (To give you an idea, a 5mm eyepiece focused on the moon allows you to see about 40% of the moon at a time. With the 10mm eyepiece, the moon takes up the entire field of view.)I really enjoy the included spotting scope too. It is adjustable so that your spotting scope and your Telescope are pointed at the same object. This makes the initial pointing of the scope towards your subject that much easier.So far we haven't had a chance to look at any planets as they have been below the horizon for many of the nights and times we have gotten out, but even looking into black areas of the sky with a telescope is mind blowing, to see how many stars are out there we can't typically see.Additionally, the Reflector style scope is pretty cool to use vs a traditional refractor scope.The one note I would make: Everything is mirror imaged using this scope, so when you are looking through it, moving left looks right, right looks left, up and down are reversed too. Getting used to this while adjusting your field of view takes some getting used to. There is a Porro-Prism eye piece that can be added to fix this. My understanding is that this is standard behavior in all Reflector scopes.