As an enthusiast of the cosmos and someone who values quality equipment, I recently acquired the Telescope 130EQ Newtonian Reflector, and I must say, it has exceeded all my expectations.
First and foremost, let's talk about performance. This telescope delivers stunning clarity and detail, allowing me to explore the wonders of the night sky with unparalleled precision. Whether observing distant galaxies, nebulae, or planets within our own solar system, the 130mm aperture and 650mm focal length provide crisp, high-resolution images that truly immerse me in the beauty of space.
One of the standout features of this telescope is its versatility. Equipped with a sturdy equatorial mount and adjustable tripod, it offers smooth and precise tracking, making it ideal for both celestial and terrestrial viewing. Whether I'm stargazing from my backyard or observing wildlife in the great outdoors, the Telescope 130EQ performs admirably in any setting.
Additionally, the telescope's user-friendly design makes it accessible to both beginners and seasoned astronomers alike. Setting up and aligning the telescope is a breeze, thanks to the included accessories and detailed instructions. Plus, the included eyepieces and Barlow lens provide a range of magnification options, allowing me to customize my viewing experience to suit my preferences.
In terms of build quality, the Telescope 130EQ is second to none. Crafted from durable materials and designed with precision engineering, it feels robust and reliable, ensuring years of enjoyment and exploration. Plus, the sleek and stylish design adds a touch of elegance to any observing session.
Overall, I couldn't be more impressed with the Telescope 130EQ Newtonian Reflector. It's a powerful and versatile instrument that has opened up a whole new world of discovery for me. Whether you're a seasoned astronomer or a curious beginner, I wholeheartedly recommend this telescope for anyone looking to embark on their own journey through the cosmos.
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LET US FIND A TELESCOPE WHICH IS NAMED SOLOMARK
A telescope is an optical instrument that uses a concave lens and a convex lens to observe distant objects. The light that passes through the lens is refracted or the light is reflected by the concave mirror to make it enter the small hole and converge to form an image, and then pass through a magnifying eyepiece to be seen.
The SOLOMARK telescopes integrate knowledge and interest, enabling the majority of astronomy enthusiasts to understand the world of astronomy while appreciating the mysteries of astronomy, enlighten wisdom, broaden their horizons, increase knowledge, and stimulate enthusiasm for scientific exploration of the astronomical world!
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Larger Object LensThe vast universe is endless, and the planet you want to explore and observe is at the location. You need a larger aperture telescope to receive more light sources and images. 130mm is your ideal choice. |
Equatorial Mount- EQ3The EQ-3 type equatorial mount is more stable and accurate. Can be used with SOLOMARK's electronic motor drives , ASIN: B08T1NPRZX, on Amazon. |
1.5X Erecting Barlow LensReflector telescopes are upside down imaging. In order to meet your needs for upright imaging, we have specially added a 1.5X magnification upright image Barlow lens. |
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Aluminum TripodEach leg of the tripod is composed of three aluminum alloys with a width of 1.2 inches. Accessory tray bracket adds to the stability of the tripod. |
1.5X Magnification Phone AdapterThe phone adapter is designed for the eyepiece K10mm K20mm. On the end of the adaptor, there is a 1.5X Barlow Lens glass. You can also remove it to get a normal magnify image. |
2 Eyepieces for Different DetailsThe magnification is not the bigger the better. We provide 2 eyepieces for this 130650 telescope which brings 32X and 65X magnification. |
Reviews with images
Great first telescope
I bought this as my first telescope.Out of the box all parts were present and setup was not overly complicated, though the instructions could've been a bit clearer. I figured it all out.As a backyard novice, the hardest thing is getting the sight calibrated. The screws and knobs that tighten it down are difficult to secure while sighting and keeping it where you want it. Once you've got it lined up it is pretty easy to locate anything you can see with the naked eye.My first experience with it was quite the learning curve. The knobs for adjustment aren't really intuitive but you can make extremely small adjustments and figure out pretty quickly what does what.I have been blown away at what you can actually see with this telescope.I have successfully seen Mars, Venus, Saturn and it's rings, Jupiter and it's 4 largest moons, details and craters on our own moon.I love it.I love that it provides more than just stargazing. For someone that's never seen any details, this provides an experience. I've shared with friends and family and been able to watch so many peoples faces light up when they look through and say:"oh my god you can see the rings"Or"ARE THOSE JUPITERS MOONS?!"Simple things for enthusiasts but for the average person these sights spark nothing but awe.The reason for the 4* is only based on the quality of the knobs, screws, nuts, etc. They seem flimsy and they don't stay tight. I find myself having to tighten every fastener every time I use it. Perhaps this is normal.Anyway. Sick telescope. Super excited to see more and experiment with the phone photo adapter as I have yet to try to figure out how to sight that.
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Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2024
Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on September 11, 2023
Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
I bought this as my first telescope.
Out of the box all parts were present and setup was not overly complicated, though the instructions could've been a bit clearer. I figured it all out.
As a backyard novice, the hardest thing is getting the sight calibrated. The screws and knobs that tighten it down are difficult to secure while sighting and keeping it where you want it. Once you've got it lined up it is pretty easy to locate anything you can see with the naked eye.
My first experience with it was quite the learning curve. The knobs for adjustment aren't really intuitive but you can make extremely small adjustments and figure out pretty quickly what does what.
I have been blown away at what you can actually see with this telescope.
I have successfully seen Mars, Venus, Saturn and it's rings, Jupiter and it's 4 largest moons, details and craters on our own moon.
I love it.
I love that it provides more than just stargazing. For someone that's never seen any details, this provides an experience. I've shared with friends and family and been able to watch so many peoples faces light up when they look through and say:
"oh my god you can see the rings"
Or
"ARE THOSE JUPITERS MOONS?!"
Simple things for enthusiasts but for the average person these sights spark nothing but awe.
The reason for the 4* is only based on the quality of the knobs, screws, nuts, etc. They seem flimsy and they don't stay tight. I find myself having to tighten every fastener every time I use it. Perhaps this is normal.
Anyway. Sick telescope. Super excited to see more and experiment with the phone photo adapter as I have yet to try to figure out how to sight that.
Out of the box all parts were present and setup was not overly complicated, though the instructions could've been a bit clearer. I figured it all out.
As a backyard novice, the hardest thing is getting the sight calibrated. The screws and knobs that tighten it down are difficult to secure while sighting and keeping it where you want it. Once you've got it lined up it is pretty easy to locate anything you can see with the naked eye.
My first experience with it was quite the learning curve. The knobs for adjustment aren't really intuitive but you can make extremely small adjustments and figure out pretty quickly what does what.
I have been blown away at what you can actually see with this telescope.
I have successfully seen Mars, Venus, Saturn and it's rings, Jupiter and it's 4 largest moons, details and craters on our own moon.
I love it.
I love that it provides more than just stargazing. For someone that's never seen any details, this provides an experience. I've shared with friends and family and been able to watch so many peoples faces light up when they look through and say:
"oh my god you can see the rings"
Or
"ARE THOSE JUPITERS MOONS?!"
Simple things for enthusiasts but for the average person these sights spark nothing but awe.
The reason for the 4* is only based on the quality of the knobs, screws, nuts, etc. They seem flimsy and they don't stay tight. I find myself having to tighten every fastener every time I use it. Perhaps this is normal.
Anyway. Sick telescope. Super excited to see more and experiment with the phone photo adapter as I have yet to try to figure out how to sight that.
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Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2024
Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2024
Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on August 8, 2023
Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Top reviews from other countries
Naterman
A fantastic and very capable telescope
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Client d'Amazon
Correct
Reviewed in France on February 3, 2024Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
daniel
Facile da montarla,stabile e intuitivo
Reviewed in Italy on December 26, 2022Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
daniel
Reviewed in Italy on December 26, 2022
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jeffrey heij
Goede kwaliteit, handige telefoonhoud/lens om het beeld tezien en foto's te maken, goed product
Reviewed in the Netherlands on November 8, 2022Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Dr. Michael Beller
Richtig gutes Teleskop
Reviewed in Germany on May 28, 2022Size: 130EQVerified Purchase
Dr. Michael Beller
Reviewed in Germany on May 28, 2022
Der Aufbau klappte super, am besten das Anleitungsvideo auf youtube nutzen. Stabiler Stand auf dem Stativ. Sehr gut justierbar mit den Drehelementen.
Die ersten Beobachtungen des Mondes waren beeindruckend, das geht immerhin auch in der Stadt.
Bin gespannt wie es mit Planeten und anderen Objekten klappt.
Wir sind alles in allem sehr zufrieden!
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