Celestron 21082 AstroMaster 80AZ Refractor Telescope, 28 Inch Tube Length, f/5 Focal Ratio - Blue/Black

Good scope, good to see local planets especially Jupiter or Saturn.

Very easy to setup, easy to use. Not easy to keep clean 😅.Definitely a starter telescope. Provides wide view, not detailed one. I will buy some Barlow lenses to make my experience better with this telescope.Looks cool! Not really big, overall worth the price.I can advise to the potential buyers.Thanks

Good for looking at the moon and star clusters easy to set up etc

Very well madeVery well finishedVery sturdyFeels like a proper telescope not a toyThe image is clearCo trary to what some say you can look at tje planets. Ideally it's best suited for moon and deep space object though.Someone mentioned the finder scope and lenses were not good quality but they are good enough for a beginner.Not sure why amateur astronomers buy this telescope and expect it to the same standard as a £1000 telescope. That's unrealistic.Tripod is very well made and sturdy, do is the AZ mount.The telescope takes up very little space.Very pleased

Look at the moon look at the stars! Best night out ever!

The telescope itself, for the price is very nice. Nice quality of view. Easy to use. Easy to cary. Sturdy while not heavy. The finder scope/ red dot is garbage. Which is to be expected. Separately, the finder scope, sells for around $20. A decent riffle red dot starts for at least $100. Every time I turn it back on the dot appears on different spot. I mean way different spot. The good thing is the mount of the finder scope is very good and stable and aligned enough with my telescope so I can just look through the round view finder of the finder scope, with the red dot off, and get pretty close to what I’m seeking. I also tried the bigger finder scope/ red dot that Celestron sells for around $50, still garbage. My plan is to add a dovetail to picatinny adapter and add a cheap riffle red dot that I don’t use. Because, even a cheap riffle red dot that’s goes for $40-$50 is going to be alot better than this. Or I’ll just keep using the one that came with the telescope, with the red dot off. It’s not that hard to find the moon and planets. It might be harder for other celestial objects that are dimmer

I bought this for my Dad as a Christmas present. It was very easy for him to put together. He finally used it at a neighborhood get together and he/this scope was the talk of the party. Good quality. Great views. Everyone was coming up to look through it. Great purchase for a beginner. I'd buy again.

The telescope works well but for the price is pretty basic comes with no magnifyer no carry bag and the add ons are pretty pricey. I chose this telescope because the brand is supposedly top quality but there are better deals that u can get the same thing and more for less.

Good for beginners. I thought I was going to see amazing ski views but not so much. Stars look like the stars from the ground view. You can see the moon fairly well on a clear night, the craters. I have enjoyed it most for bird watching, great for this!