Not everyone likes smart telescopes. Not being able to look through an optical eyepiece to receive photons directly from distant objects means a complete...
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Celestron expands their StarSense technology to more serious telescopes with greater aperture. When I reviewed Celestron’s first StarSense Explorer telescopes (see my test at...
There are two types of amateur astronomers the Celestron NexStar 6SE is ideal for – experienced users wanting an optical upgrade and serious...
Over the past few years, Chinese manufacturer Askar (part of Sharpstar Optics) has been quietly making a name for themselves with a series of...
Most telescopes aimed at beginners utilize an alt-azimuth mount that simply goes up and down, left and right. It’s intuitive to both understand and...
Imagine having a sat-nav for the night sky that told you where to point your telescope. That’s essentially what StarSense is – an app...
Apochromatic refractors abound on the market. The Géar 90 stands out by offering first-class optics for color-free views and images. The Canadian company Starfield...
A highly affordable portable telescope that gives sharp, steady views of solar system objects is the dream for many, which is why this 2.75-inch/70...
Celestron Inspire 100AZ review: novel features make this a good all-rounder for beginners interested in astrophotography Smartphone adaptors for telescopes have been around for...
An 8” or 10” Dobsonian reflector has long been considered an ideal starting telescope. They are cheap, simple, and will last the observer a...