Celestron AstroMaster 90AZ Telescope
$176.99
$319.95
45% off
Reference Price
Condition: New
Model: 90AZ Refractor
Top positive review
Excellent telescope
By Gregory K. Olsen on Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
I purchased this telescope for my grandson. Although he is still young, I wanted a telescope with enough power to allow him to see planets as well as just the moon. This telescope met that desire. The included spotter scope is very helpful. I was surprised and happy to see how sturdy and well-built the included tripod was. Instructions were easy to follow and we were ready to begin viewing in no time. The unit comes with a phone attachment and an app for your phone that will assist in helping you locate various celestial bodies. I also purchase an optional moon filter. Great telescope for a young person. I would highly recommend.
Top critical review
6 people found this helpful
Good telescope, bad stand that ruins the experience
By Christian Kotitschke on Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021
So I think the telescope portion of this product is decent, especially for beginners. I did not expect this to work out of the box with the snap of a finger. It's a fragile product with lots of sensitive pieces, so getting started, set-up and running took a bit time and getting used to. But the effort is well worth it. However, where this thing really underdelivers is the stand/tripod. Mine is either busted, used or simply not up to the task. I have read some other reviews that indicate that this stand simply is the weak point of the product. Adjustments are too clunky and the slightest touch from anything brings the setup out of alignment. Mine also seemed to have a bad movement system as the film that I believe was supposed to between some inner pieces of the movement reached out of the movement and made the adjustments even tougher. I had to revert to an alternate tripod I had available for my photography purposes, which was much better suited and actually functional. But at this price I expect something working. The telescope itself is good I guess, once you get the object in scope. Finetune the finder at daytime, not at night when you want to focus on actual viewing. It comes with two lenses (?) and they offer a decent different range for different types of objects. I believe to have had a good look at saturn, but let's be honest: Do still not expect more than a look at a bright shiny round white object. Where this shines is getting a better look at the moon. Set that at your goal and you'll be happy with what you got. But as mentioned above, be ready to invest in a different tripod that can be adjusted on three axis or have something available already.
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