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Celestron - PowerSeeker 80AZS Telescope - Manual Alt-Azimuth Telescope for Beginners - Compact and Portable - BONUS Astronomy Software Package - 80mm Aperture

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Brand Celestron
Model name 21087
Eyepiece lens description Barlow
Objective lens diameter 8 Centimetres
Telescope mount description Altazimuth Mount
Product Dimensions 101.6D x 48.3W x 139.7H Centimetres
Focus type Manual Focus
Finderscope Reflex
Item weight 4.54 kg
Lens coating description Fully Coated

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  • Fully coated air-spaced double objective lens
  • Gives correctly oriented images for land and sky observing
  • Lightweight and sturdy aluminum tripod
  • Perfect for traveling
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Easy to set up, you'll need new eyepieces, I suggest the celestron zoom eyepiece and a good 2x Barlow. The provided 3x barlow is useless for this telescope. I added a picture I captured of the moon using just my phone showing what you'll see through the eyepiece. Good beginner scope but I'd you can afford it there is much better scopes out there.
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Sidney P Robertson
5.0 out of 5 stars Powerseeker 80AZS a quick set up scope
Reviewed in Canada on June 16, 2021
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Wanted a scope that was quick and light to set up and this fit the bill. The tripod is a good size for this scope but a lawn chair makes it more comfortable viewing. The slow motion control works great for keeping objects in view. The 5x24 finder works ok but added a 6x30 in the spare dovetail on the scope. The 4mm eyepiece is good for the moon only. The 3x barlow won't work with the diagonal so purchased a 2x barlow. The 20mm eyepiece works better then expected. Found many Messier objects and open clusters. Good for easy double stars as well.
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macloudy
4.0 out of 5 stars Very pleased
Reviewed in Canada on August 12, 2023
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To date, have only really been able to see the moon and some stars and satellites in detail, but that's mostly on account of too many cloudy nights, and not yet having moved it from beyond the back lawn. The build is quite solid, the movements very smooth, and the mount completely stable (not sure where other people are finding fault there?) ...though as a complete newbie, I've nothing else to with which it can be compared. I do find the 'finderscope' a bit annoying - the angle at which you have to crouch down and contort yourself in order to locate an object is irritating (why not have a right angled top-viewing finderscope?) but that's pretty much my only gripe. Excellent purchase, and am really looking forward to clearer autumn nights!
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Troy Winters
5.0 out of 5 stars I can see the rings of Saturn while in Ottawa…
Reviewed in Canada on July 24, 2021
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I don’t know what people’s expectations are for something like this but on my first night of use I was able to clearly see the space between the planet Saturn and rings while viewing from my back deck within the city. Can’t wait to get this out on a camping trip!
Easy to assemble easy to use, never owned or used one before.
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Francis
3.0 out of 5 stars Télescope de base. Peut être fragile.
Reviewed in Canada on March 28, 2023
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J'ai acheté ce petit télescope pour le prix.
C'est vraiment un télescope de base. Il peut se montrer fragile.
Je voulais juste faire quelques observations pour le plaisir. J'ai pu observer Saturne et Jupiter, et la lune. Aussi les pléiades, la nébuleuse dans Orion et la galaxie Andromède et autres objets du ciel, nocturne qui sont visibles à l'œil nu. Je suggère l'utilisation d'un cherche étoile pour vous guider. Le télescope est plus stable qu'une paire de jumelle. Peut aussi être utilisé pour observation terrestre.
L'oculaire de fort grossissement est un peut à la limite de ce que l'objectif peut gérer. Un oculaire de 80X au lieu de 100X aurait mieux fait l'affaire. Pour le prix, je ne regrette pas. mais pour un amateur plus sérieux, ce n'est pas une option que je considèrerais.
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Francis
3.0 out of 5 stars Télescope de base. Peut être fragile.
Reviewed in Canada on March 28, 2023
J'ai acheté ce petit télescope pour le prix.
C'est vraiment un télescope de base. Il peut se montrer fragile.
Je voulais juste faire quelques observations pour le plaisir. J'ai pu observer Saturne et Jupiter, et la lune. Aussi les pléiades, la nébuleuse dans Orion et la galaxie Andromède et autres objets du ciel, nocturne qui sont visibles à l'œil nu. Je suggère l'utilisation d'un cherche étoile pour vous guider. Le télescope est plus stable qu'une paire de jumelle. Peut aussi être utilisé pour observation terrestre.
L'oculaire de fort grossissement est un peut à la limite de ce que l'objectif peut gérer. Un oculaire de 80X au lieu de 100X aurait mieux fait l'affaire. Pour le prix, je ne regrette pas. mais pour un amateur plus sérieux, ce n'est pas une option que je considèrerais.
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Jeremy Wong
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent telescope for beginner
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2020
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This telescope is easy to set up. With the scope, it is not hard to locate planets, like Jupiter and Saturn. The moons of Jupiter as well as the ring of Saturn can be clearly observed with the 4 mm eyepiece with the diagonal. I found that the 3x barlow can also be used only without the diagonal.
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Jeremy Wong
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent telescope for beginner
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2020
This telescope is easy to set up. With the scope, it is not hard to locate planets, like Jupiter and Saturn. The moons of Jupiter as well as the ring of Saturn can be clearly observed with the 4 mm eyepiece with the diagonal. I found that the 3x barlow can also be used only without the diagonal.
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jesse b.
4.0 out of 5 stars Good for a beginner
Reviewed in Canada on January 8, 2020
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Easy to set up, you'll need new eyepieces, I suggest the celestron zoom eyepiece and a good 2x Barlow. The provided 3x barlow is useless for this telescope. I added a picture I captured of the moon using just my phone showing what you'll see through the eyepiece. Good beginner scope but I'd you can afford it there is much better scopes out there.
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jesse b.
4.0 out of 5 stars Good for a beginner
Reviewed in Canada on January 8, 2020
Easy to set up, you'll need new eyepieces, I suggest the celestron zoom eyepiece and a good 2x Barlow. The provided 3x barlow is useless for this telescope. I added a picture I captured of the moon using just my phone showing what you'll see through the eyepiece. Good beginner scope but I'd you can afford it there is much better scopes out there.
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Waters
5.0 out of 5 stars looks great, works great
Reviewed in Canada on October 30, 2018
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I have this on display in a high story office. It looks very high end.
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TYLER
5.0 out of 5 stars I USE IT A LOT ITS GREAT CAN SEE THE MOON AND PLANETS
Reviewed in Canada on April 21, 2018
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I USE IT A LOT ITS GREAT CAN SEE THE MOON AND PLANETS .. YOU WILL NEED A BETTER LENS TO SEE MORE . I USE ONLY BARLOW LENS .. AMAZON HAS THE BEST PRICE FOR TELESCOPES
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Josevo
5.0 out of 5 stars Cumple mis expectativas. Óptima relación calidad-precio
Reviewed in Spain on October 9, 2021
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PROS: Ligero, transportable, sencillo de montar y manejar. Los materiales parecen bastante robustos.
En cuanto a la calidad óptica, el contraste y la luminosidad son excelentes (NOTA: se puede aprovechar la tapa protectora del objetivo para reducir la luminosidad y la consecuente aberración cromática propia de los refractores de corta focal, basta con dejar libre su hueco central destinado a recibir filtros).
Con 100X aumentos, Júpiter y sus lunas se ven increíblemente bien y se comienzan a apreciar las franjas. Saturno, impresionante.

CONTRAS: Aunque ya me lo esperaba, la Barlow 3X no es una maravilla (entiendo que una buena "fully multi-coated" costaría incluso más que este telescopio) Creo que una 2X de gama media le iría muy bien así que voy a investigarlo.

El software de Celestron no acepta dispositivos con Android aunque hay muchas apps interesantes para localizar objetos astronómicos en tiempo real.

NOTA: La parte inferior del porta-ocular viene impregnada de grasa lubricante así que el mecanismo de enfoque puede tardar algún tiempo en adaptarse; lo digo porque algunos usuarios parecen apresurarse en devolver el artículo creyendo que falla.
Otros no consiguen enfocar la imagen porque sitúan la Barlow entre el codo diagonal y el ocular cuando tiene que ir entre el telescopio y el codo diagonal (viene en las instrucciones online, que hay que leer)
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Truong Ha Phuong
5.0 out of 5 stars Very good beginner scope. Kid friendly too
Reviewed in Singapore on February 17, 2024
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Saw a lot of negative comments but decided to try since the price is not too expensive. It has been a good decision. Maybe those who had negative feedback expected too much from this scope to perform like a 6-12 inch scope? Anyway reason for me to buy this is due to the short local length of 400mm which make it a travel scope category. Other than the tripod, everything including my additional eye piece set can fit nicely into a small gym bag.

Can see moon clearly even with the 4mm eye piece. The only useless item probably is the 3x baron scope. In any case for beginner any buyer should still upgrade with an additional eye piece set to see planets and moon better.
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Truong Ha Phuong
5.0 out of 5 stars Very good beginner scope. Kid friendly too
Reviewed in Singapore on February 17, 2024
Saw a lot of negative comments but decided to try since the price is not too expensive. It has been a good decision. Maybe those who had negative feedback expected too much from this scope to perform like a 6-12 inch scope? Anyway reason for me to buy this is due to the short local length of 400mm which make it a travel scope category. Other than the tripod, everything including my additional eye piece set can fit nicely into a small gym bag.

Can see moon clearly even with the 4mm eye piece. The only useless item probably is the 3x baron scope. In any case for beginner any buyer should still upgrade with an additional eye piece set to see planets and moon better.
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Robert J Healion
4.0 out of 5 stars A beginners entry or a balcony overnight job.
Reviewed in Australia on January 10, 2023
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I think its a reasonable piece of optics for the price of it. I have a expensive scope but this one is intended to be left standing day ad night on a covered balcony. On distant observation of trees etc its quiet clear and the resolution is reasonable. But not comparable to a 2 or 3 thousand dollar scope. You want high performance optics pay a hefty price. I cannot get the barlow to focus. Mind you a good barlow will cost more then this scope.
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M. Galea
4.0 out of 5 stars Good telescope
Reviewed in Germany on March 24, 2023
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Item delivered in time and as described. It requires some understanding and research to enjoy its full potential.
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Andrew Abbey
3.0 out of 5 stars Good Starter Scope
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 12, 2016
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Its a good entry level scope at a reasonable price, not too cheap and flimsy but obviously not as good as some of the more expensive scopes.

Pros.

Lightweight, can be easily moved between locations
Easy set up, had everything in place within 10 minutes
Tripod is very lightweight
Good quality 25mm and 4mm lens
Comes with a 3 x Barlow for extra magnification
Good views of the Moon with the 4mm lens
Can see equatorial bands of Jupiter when using the 4mm and good viewing

Cons

Finder scope isn't great and after a few nights stargazing you realise how important it is to align your primary scope to the finder. Problem is its very flimsy, slightest adjustment knocks the view completely. Probably worth investing in a better one
which is good for moving between locations but it can prove difficult to keep focus sometimes
Barlow lens isn't great, too much light distortion, probably best used when looking at the moon Jupiter was just a blur.

All in all a good starter scope to home your stargazing skills.
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