Celestron Powerseeker 50Az Refractor Telescope, Black, 50 Mm Aperture | Lightweight 50mm Refractor, Portable Grab-and-Go Design, Smooth Alt-Azimuth Mount, Beginner-Friendly Operation, Quick Setup

Bought as for Christmas gift. Assembly in about 15mins and easy to use. First time using could see the moon very clear. Looking forward to seeing lots more. Great gift

Not worth 10% of its price

Gave this telescope to my grandson as a gift. He really likes it. Good quality.

I was disappointed at first, after viewing terrestrial objects (looks blurry). I was looking at an antenna on top of mountain and it looked really bad. Not clear at all. But decided to look at the moon before returning it. The moon looks amazing! I can see the craters! Just go on internet and look for a moon phase calendar website to see when moon will be rising (in my city, moon rose 20 min after moon rise time because there's mountains). I don't use finderscope because for one thing, it's hard to calibrate it for it to be accurate. When I want to see the moon, I just point telescope towards moon by getting behind telescope, looking up the tube and pointing it at moon. It's tricky to focus without GEM (German Equatorial Mount) but for someone looking for an inexpensive telescope for basic moon viewing, this Celestron PowerSeeker 50AZ Telescope is perfect. Nothing fancy but better than say, a $30 telescope they sell at certain grocery stores in my opinion. The moon looks good at night only, I looked at it in the daytime and it didn't look good. This telescope is not good for terrestrial, or daytime viewing. It's September, the end of Summer 2022. Here in California, there's a bright star that appears in the eastern horizon 2 hours after sunset. It's Jupiter. There's 4 small stars surrounding it, those are 4 of Jupiters moons. After reading that you can see Jupiter and it's moons right now with a small telescope, I tried it and found it to be true! People that leave bad reviews for this telescope, most likely don't know how to use it properly.

Why can’ti see anything

Excelente compra! Vi comentarios respecto a que el trípode se mueve demasiado, en mi caso no fue así, se mueve en donde van los oculares, pero no afecta en nada en visión. Es sencillo de armar, fácil de entender, solo es cuestión de práctica para saber utilizar todos los lentes. No te desesperes si no ves nada la primera vez, reitero, es cuestión de práctica. Oculares usados en fotos 1er foto 4mm 2da foto 12.5 mm 3er foto 20 mm

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