CELESTRON ASTROMASTER 130EQ TELESCOPE

Discover the fascinating world of astronomy with the Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ telescope. This high-quality reflector telescope is the perfect choice for both beginners and advanced enthusiasts of observing the night sky. Thanks to its solid construction and precise equatorial mount, the AstroMaster 130EQ allows for comfortable and stable observations of planets, the moon, stars, and other deep-sky objects.

• Large 130 mm lens diameter provides a bright and clear image
• EQ equatorial mount allows for precise tracking of objects in the sky
• Quick and easy assembly without tools
• Durable construction guarantees long-term use
• TheSkyX – First Light Edition software with a database of 10,000 objects
• Ideal for beginners and advanced astronomy enthusiasts

The Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ is a reflector telescope characterized by a large lens diameter of 130 mm. Thanks to this, it collects more light, which translates into a brighter and more detailed image of the observed objects. The EQ equatorial mount allows for precise tracking of objects in the sky, compensating for the Earth's rotation. This is especially important when observing planets and other objects that require a longer observation time.

The AstroMaster 130EQ telescope is easy to assemble and use. It does not require any tools, which makes it ideal for people who are just starting their adventure with astronomy. The solid construction guarantees long-term use, and the included TheSkyX – First Light Edition software with a database of 10,000 objects makes it easy to find interesting objects in the sky.

Celestron is a renowned manufacturer of telescopes and optical equipment that has been recognized by astronomy enthusiasts around the world for years. Celestron products are characterized by high-quality workmanship, precision optics, and innovative technological solutions. By choosing the Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ telescope, you are investing in equipment that will provide you with unforgettable experiences while observing the night sky.