Reflectors

This is an entry-level model, but it allows you to observe many objects of outer space and deep sky. You can study the M...

With its 114-mm aperture, this telescope collects three times more light than a 76-mm telescope. Therefore, fainter obje...

With the Levenhuk LabZZ TK76 telescope, you can observe a wide range of astronomical objects, including the Moon, the pl...

The Levenhuk Blitz 114 BASE telescope is a classical Newtonian reflector for astronomical observations. It is designed f...

This model is ideal for the beginner user who is interested in exploring deep-sky objects. Its optics render images of s...

Not only for beginners - also enthusiastic and experienced amateur astronomers love this high performance and compact te...

This telescope allows for observing lunar craters up to 5km in diameter, the rings of Saturn, phases of Mercury, and eve...

This telescope is a good starting point for new amateur astronomers. With 30% more light gathering capacity than a 114mm...

Celestron has reinvented the manual telescope with StarSense Explorer—the first telescope that uses your smartphone to a...

Discover our Solar System with the Celestron PowerSeeker 127EQ! You’ll be ready to observe in minutes thanks to the quic...

Housing the same superb Parabolic Primary Mirror as our highly-renowned Explorer-150P, this telescope is an excellent an...

Not only for beginners - also enthusiastic and experienced amateur astronomers love this high perfomance and compact tel...

The classical Newton Reflector telescope according to Sir Isaac Newton. A quite large instrument of its class...

This classic Newtonian telescope provides 114mm of aperture in a particularly light and compact design. It is therefore...

The highly portable Sky-Watcher HERITAGE-150P (VIRTUOSO GTi), has been designed to be controlled wirelessly with your Sm...

The Sky-Watcher EXPLORER 150  is a fantastic choice for intermediate astronomers and also the serious beginner. Κρ...

View the details of the lunar surface, the rings of Saturn, the polar ice caps on Mars, the cloud belts on Jupiter or a...