Friday, December 13, 2013

HOT Deals On Telescopes + Stocking Idea

My son has been wanting a Telescope for Christmas and since I'm done and I didn't get him one....I thought I'd check out a smaller one for the stocking!

Right now you can get this 6" Handheld Brass Telescope with Wooden Box for $9 (Retail $19.95) or HDE 15x - 55x Zoom 21mm Compact Monocular for $15.95 (Retail $24.99).

If your looking for a larger one check out this HOT Best Seller item on a Celestron AstroMaster 70 AZ Refactor Telescope for $79.99 (Retail $191.95) or the Celestron 127EQ PowerSeeker Telescope for $114.99 (Retail $225.95).

There are some serious HOT deal right now!

I just grabbed the $15.95 one....after reading reviews.  Looks like it will do exactly what he's wanting...

"First off, its 10-30x magnification, according to the instruction pamphlet. Using it that seems more likely than 15-55x

Looking at the moon as an example, less than half the size of a dime at arm's length, using this monocular on the lowest setting increased the size to the point I could see individual craters. Increasing it to its maximum setting, although very hard to keep steady and to focus compared to lower settings, the moon took up about 80% of the view.

It's an extremely nice monocular for the price, although I wouldn't recommend it for stargazing, I only used the moon as an example everyone could relate to.

I highly recommend this product for any and all purposes you would use binoculars for, because of its low price, compact design, and wide range of the zoom function.

I use it on mid-low settings more often because it takes a very steady hand and patience to focus it on its maximum setting (every movement of your hand is magnified 30x or 55x w/e the max is) I would definitely suggest getting a tripod for its maximum setting because of this, but it works fine held by hand on its lower settings.

If your just looking for something to keep in your car, purse, backpack, or for casual sightseeing, definitely purchase one of these. By no means are they the highest quality, but a great value for under $20.

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