Telescope for Kids & Adults - 70mm Aperture 500mm AZ Mount Fully Multi-Coated Optics Astronomical refracting Portable Telescopes, with Tripod Phone Adapter, Carrying Bag, Remote Control White

For a kid's telescope, the view and image range is fantastic. I frequently visit my local museum planetary andd webcan see clusters of stars and the view its quite decent compared with those big and moder telescope. I manage to see Saturn and the four visible moon the first time i use it. Im waiting to see full moon. The only complain y have is the stability, but consider there's a plaztic twlescope and is very lightweight. Love that the tripod us large. I bought another telescope in the past and the tripod was very shirt supper difficult to set it

Great telescope for the price. I bought it for my son and it’s pretty easy to set up and take down, has a nice storage bag. Pretty stable as long as it’s on a hard surface. He wanted it to look at the moon and it definitely does a good job at that, if you’re wanting to look at other planets and such then you’ll probably need something stronger but this is a good choice for the price.

The Hexeum 70mm/500mm telescope is a solid choice for beginners interested in astronomy and nature. Assembly was fairly simple, though the instructions could be more detailed. I've used it a few times now for stargazing and observing the moon, and the lunar views are impressive – the details are beautiful! My only issue is that finding the moon in the telescope's view can be a bit challenging at times. Overall, despite the learning curve in locating objects, this telescope offers great views, especially of the moon. It's a worthwhile beginner telescope if you're eager to explore the night sky and the world around you. Just be prepared for potentially vague setup instructions and a little practice in finding your targets.

I purchased the HEXEUM 70mm Aperture 500mm telescope for casual stargazing, and overall, I’m happy with it. The telescope is easy to assemble, and the included accessories—like the phone adapter and wireless remote—make it fun to capture images of the moon and planets. The optics are clear for the price point, and it’s a good entry-level option for kids and beginners. The main reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is the build quality. The materials feel a bit lightweight and less sturdy than expected, especially the tripod. It works fine, but it’s clear this isn’t a professional-grade telescope. Still, for the price, it does its job well and offers a great introduction to astronomy. If you’re looking for an affordable telescope for basic celestial observations, this is a solid choice!

I purchased this for my 13 year old son and I didn't want anything too complicated. I was looking for something that we could grab quickly and set it up for a random "hey, let's look at the stars" moment. The set up was simple and the instructions were easy to understand. Each part was clearly identified in the instructions, which I found helpful. It's a nice little telescope for a beginner, or for someone who just wants something simple for a quick impromptu gaze. The quality is fine for what we wanted it for. I have never used a telescope before and I found it simple enough to figure it out. Trust me, if I figured it out, anyone can. The carrying case is small, which makes it easy to store it when not in use. I don't think that the images with the lenses we got are going to blow you away, but it is great for just a little extra fun while stargazing. It really is perfect for what I wanted it for - small, not overly complicated, casual stargazing.

I purchased this telescope a little over a month and I wanted to make sure that my opinion didn't change. Let me tell you it didn't! This is an awesome telescope! First of all, everything listed in the description was received. This was a gift for my 9-year-old niece, and she absolutely loves it. To be honest though, putting it together seemed easy at first, we followed the instructions that were super easy to follow but we still had a bit of an issue with setting up the "finder scope". We did manage to find the moon just using the eyepiece, but it was a little tricky. My niece somehow fixed the "finder scope" issue so now there are no issues locating the moon. We were even able to take some cool pictures, pictures our phones would not be able to ever capture. We do live in the city and the light pollution and air clarity issues really prevents us from seeing any stars, we need to plan out a trip to the desert for a better view, but honestly, I can't imagine we'd be disappointed. This telescope is great for all ages, I would recommend it to anyone who loves admiring the night sky or nature.

At this price point, this is probably a very good telescope. Once you get the hang of it, you can start gazing at the night sky and can see some things fairly clearly. For our family, however, who were very much telescope novices, we were a little disappointed by how tricky it was to get things going, and by the limitations of what can really be seen. We were able to see the craters on the moon pretty well (after buying an updated lens), but as far as the planets go, that seemed beyond our reach. Bottom line, this is a telescope retailing for <$80, so it's important to manage your expectations. It is probably a great starting telescope, and once you start getting the hang of things, you can upgrade to something with more capability.

I like how the telescope has different distances, so I can adjust it if needed. It also has a bag for whenever you want to move it. I recommend getting this telescope.