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Telescopes

What does it take to make sure you get the right telescope - the telescope that best fits your needs and your budget? It takes a telescope dealer with practical hands-on telescope experience. At Astronomics, we have that experience - a staff total of over 160 years of experience using and selling telescopes. We've helped hundreds of thousands of people pick the right telescopes or accessories since 1979. And since we're a family business, we plan on being around for the next 30 years . . . and longer.

If you have questions that the Astronomics website can't answer, contact us. We'll talk to you about what you want to do with your scope, where you're going to use it, how you're going to use it - before we talk about price. Then we'll recommend the telescopes or accessories that we honestly feel best fits your needs from among the thousands of products we keep in stock at Astronomics.

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$Travel Scope 70 70mm backpack refractor and tripod$ $Celestron Travel Scope 70 70mm backpack refractor and tripod$

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Celestron Travel Scope 70 70mm backpack refractor and tripod

$84.95

9 Review(s)

Whether for backyard or vacation, the Celestron Travel Scope 70 puts multi-use and very affordable 70mm backpack refractor optics on an altazimuth mount that you'll find yourself using a lot more than you expect.
$PowerSeeker 80 EQ, 3.1" Equatorial refractor$

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Celestron PowerSeeker 80 EQ, 3.1" Equatorial refractor

$199.95

The Celestron PowerSeeker 80 equatorial refractor is a visible step up in performance from the typical 60mm beginner's scope, at a price not much higher than a typical 60mm toy store scope.
$AstroMaster 90 AZ, 3.5" Altazimuth refractor$

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Celestron AstroMaster 90 AZ, 3.5" Altazimuth refractor

$319.95

The Celestron AstroMaster 90 altazimuth refractor is a good-value medium aperture refractor for the terrestrial observer or casual astronomer. It is ideal for tracking boats, cars, and wildlife on the ground and scanning the Moon, planets, and star clusters in the night sky . . .
$PowerSeeker 50, 2" Altazimuth refractor$

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Celestron PowerSeeker 50, 2" Altazimuth refractor

$63.95

1 Review(s)

The PowerSeeker 50A altazimuth refractor is a very, very economical introduction to casual astronomy and nature study for the beginning astronomer, but one that can supply good images of nature, the Moon, the planets, and some of the brighter deep space objects.
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Celestron PowerSeeker 114 EQ 4.5" Equatorial reflector

$194.95

6 Review(s)

The Celestron PowerSeeker 114 equatorial reflector proves that you don't have to pay a big scope price to get a big scope's performance. It is a remarkably economical introduction to serious deep space astronomy for the beginning backyard observer.
$4.7" Omni XLT 120 Equatorial refractor with Starbright XLT optical multicoatings$

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Celestron 4.7" Omni XLT 120 Equatorial refractor with Starbright XLT optical multicoatings

$809.95

6 Review(s)

This Celestron Omni XLT 120 refractor puts large 4.7" aperture fully Starbright XLT multicoated achromatic optics on a solid German equatorial mount. The result is an excellent mix of performance, portability, and features at a price that's surprisingly low for a scope of this aperture . . .
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Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ MD, 5.1" Equatorial reflector with motor drive

$379.95

2 Review(s)

The Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ equatorial reflector with motor drive puts a big scope in a beginning observer's backyard at a small scope price. Not just a big scope, but a good performer you can enjoy for years to come . . .
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Celestron Cometron FirstScope 76, 3" tabletop altazimuth reflector

$59.95

The remarkably inexpensive and easy-to-use Celestron Cometron FirstScope 76 Dobsonian-style tabletop reflector is perfect for beginning or casual astronomers who want to experience for themselves a dazzling comet, star cluster, or nebula . . . without spending a fortune.