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Telescope for Stargazing and Bird-Watching

Item No: 1154-9101001
Vision
Observation
Academic knowledge

A great first telescope for curious explorers aged 8+. Set it up on the sturdy tripod and discover everything from the Moon and stars to birds and wildlife.

With 50x–100x magnification, it's perfect for spotting fascinating details in both the night sky and the natural world.

About this telescope: 

  • Ideal if you want to explore wildlife up close and enjoy detailed stargazing.
  • With 50x–100x magnification, an animal standing 50–100 metres away will appear as if it's just 1 metre from you. The Moon, which is around 384,000 km from Earth, will appear as though it's only 3,840–7,680 km away, depending on which eyepiece you use.
  • The telescope is easy to handle for older children and adults. Because of its high magnification, it's important to keep the telescope steady and carefully aim it at what you want to observe.

Features:

  • Achromatic refractor telescope
  • 50x–100x magnification with two interchangeable eyepieces
  • Suitable for both daytime and night-time viewing
  • Includes a tripod
  • Weight: 1.9 kg
  • Adjustable height up to 1.2 m

An adult should help children get started with this telescope. Focusing and aiming take a little practice, and younger users will get much more out of the experience with a helping hand. Exploring the night sky is even more fun when it's something you discover together.

Read our telescope guide here.

As with most telescopes, price and performance generally go hand in hand. We recommend choosing a telescope that matches your expectations and the level of detail you'd like to see. 

A beginner's telescope is a great way to introduce your child to the world of magnification and scientific observation. It's an affordable way to spark an interest in STEM, astronomy, and the natural sciences before investing in more advanced equipment.

What makes this product special

Does your child love all things space?

In our geeky guide to astronomy for children, you’ll find inspiration for helping your child learn through play.Read more here.
€56.35
In stock. Delivery 2-4 business days

What makes this product special

A great first telescope for curious explorers aged 8+. Set it up on the sturdy tripod and discover everything from the Moon and stars to birds and wildlife.

With 50x–100x magnification, it's perfect for spotting fascinating details in both the night sky and the natural world.

About this telescope: 

  • Ideal if you want to explore wildlife up close and enjoy detailed stargazing.
  • With 50x–100x magnification, an animal standing 50–100 metres away will appear as if it's just 1 metre from you. The Moon, which is around 384,000 km from Earth, will appear as though it's only 3,840–7,680 km away, depending on which eyepiece you use.
  • The telescope is easy to handle for older children and adults. Because of its high magnification, it's important to keep the telescope steady and carefully aim it at what you want to observe.

Features:

  • Achromatic refractor telescope
  • 50x–100x magnification with two interchangeable eyepieces
  • Suitable for both daytime and night-time viewing
  • Includes a tripod
  • Weight: 1.9 kg
  • Adjustable height up to 1.2 m

An adult should help children get started with this telescope. Focusing and aiming take a little practice, and younger users will get much more out of the experience with a helping hand. Exploring the night sky is even more fun when it's something you discover together.

Read our telescope guide here.

As with most telescopes, price and performance generally go hand in hand. We recommend choosing a telescope that matches your expectations and the level of detail you'd like to see. 

A beginner's telescope is a great way to introduce your child to the world of magnification and scientific observation. It's an affordable way to spark an interest in STEM, astronomy, and the natural sciences before investing in more advanced equipment.

Suitable for children aged 8 yrs. to Seniors

Get answers to frequently asked questions about telescopes here

For instance, if it says a telescope has 27x magnification, it means that something which is located 27 metres away from you looks as if it's just 1 metre away when you look through the telescope.

An adult should help your child assemble the telescope and teach them how to focus and get a sharp image.

A good rule of thumb is to let your expectations for telescopes match your budget. Beginner telescopes are great for introducing your child to magnification and what it can do. The big aha moments will likely come with a more advanced telescope, which will be in a higher price range, with more features and higher magnification.

Does your child love all things space?

In our geeky guide to astronomy for children, you’ll find inspiration for helping your child learn through play.Read more here.

This activity stimulates essential skills which support your child's well-being and ability to learn:

  • With a theme or a topic, you can expand your child's academic knowledge. This strengthens your child's vocabulary.
  • Helps develop observation skills.
Item number 1154-9101001
Age 8 yrs. , 9 yrs., 10 yrs. , 11 yrs. , Seniors
Senses Vision
Function Depth perception, Academic knowledge, Curiosity, Observation
Helps develop skills and knowledge related to: Astronomy, Science
Material Metal, Plastic
Maintenance Wipe with a damp cloth
Take it with you in the bathtub

Delivery time: 2-4 business days

We aim to ship your order as quickly as possible. In most cases, you’ll receive it within 2-4 business days. Occasionally, minor delays may occur.

Please note: During busy periods, such as Christmas or Black Friday, delivery times may be slightly longer.

Returns

You have 90 days to return your purchase. That gives you extra peace of mind, especially when buying gifts. If you happen to choose the wrong toy, you can easily exchange it or return it.

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