Typical price i
130,– to 610,–

Compact and portable, designed for terrestrial and casual astronomical viewing.

Ideal for beginners or those needing a lightweight option, offering easy setup and use for observing landscapes and wildlife.

Typical price i
94,– to 260,–

Uses lenses to gather and focus light, providing crisp and high-contrast images.

Great for viewing planets and the moon, known for minimal maintenance and ease of use, especially for beginners.

Typical price i
120,– to 400,–

Utilizes mirrors to collect and focus light, generally offering larger apertures at a lower cost.

Best suited for deep-sky observations, providing excellent light-gathering power for viewing faint objects like galaxies and nebulae.

Typical price i
100,– to 520,–

Suitable for observing large celestial objects like the moon and star clusters.

Ideal for beginners, providing a wide field of view with easier tracking of moving objects.

Typical price i
80,– to 340,–

Offers a balanced view with more detail on planets and some deep-sky objects.

Great for intermediate users seeking enhanced clarity and detail without sacrificing too much field of view.

Typical price i
130,– to 320,–

Allows for detailed observation of planets and smaller deep-sky objects like nebulae.

Best for experienced users who want to explore intricate details, though requires stable conditions and precise adjustments.

Short focal lengths provide a wide field of view, suitable for observing large star clusters and nebulae.

Ideal for beginners or those interested in wide-field astronomy, offering ease of use and portability.

Medium focal lengths offer a balanced field of view and magnification, versatile for various celestial observations.

Great for users seeking flexibility, providing detailed views of planets while still capable of wide-field star gazing.

Longer focal lengths provide higher magnification, ideal for detailed observations of the moon and planets.

Best for experienced astronomers focusing on high-detail planetary and lunar studies, offering enhanced image quality.

Typical price i
100,– to 520,–

Designed for terrestrial viewing, offering wider fields of view and portability.

Ideal for birdwatching or landscape observation, providing clear and detailed images of natural environments.

Typical price i
100,– to 320,–

Features high magnification and clarity for observing lunar and planetary details.

Perfect for amateur astronomers seeking to explore the visible planets and lunar features with precision.

Typical price i
200,– to 1600,–

Equipped with larger apertures to capture faint light from distant celestial objects.

Best suited for deep-sky enthusiasts aiming to observe distant galaxies and nebulae in greater detail.

Typical price i
170,– to 1600,–

Includes mounts and tracking capabilities to facilitate long-exposure photography.

Ideal for capturing detailed images of celestial events and structures, combining observation with photography.

Renowned for innovative and high-quality telescopes, suitable for all levels.

Offers advanced technology like StarSense for easy alignment and enhanced viewing experiences.

Known for providing affordable yet reliable telescopes, catering to entry-level users.

Ideal for hobbyists seeking easy-to-use models with decent optical performance.

Offers a range of educational telescopes, perfect for beginners and young astronomers.

Focuses on easy setup and portability, encouraging exploration and learning.

Specializes in high-end optics with exceptional clarity and precision.

Well-suited for professional astronomers requiring robust and durable equipment.

Provides budget-friendly telescopes with a focus on practicality and functionality.

Great for casual users interested in simple stargazing without complex features.