FEIANG 80mm Aperture 600mm Astronomical Refracting Telescope
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About FEIANG 80mm Aperture 600mm Astronomical Refracting Telescope
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
73% appreciated the smooth and precise adjustments, while 27% found them stiff
Adjusting from side to side can be challenging and may require loosening, which can mess up the alignment.
Setting up and adjusting this telescope is excessively difficult and the instructions are not clear enough, making it challenging for beginners to get started quickly.
I am having trouble adjusting the lenses to see planets and the moon like the pictures.
78% praised for its durable construction, but 22% noticed scratches on the lenses
Setting up the telescope is easy with a stable tripod and it provides clear and detailed views of stars and planets.
I haven't mentioned anything about the durability of telescope-refractors.
I am disappointed with the overall build quality of the telescope. The materials used feel cheap and prone to damage.
83% found it easy to set up and use
The AZ mount and tripod are sturdy and relatively easy to set up, providing a stable platform for observations, which is crucial for high magnification viewing.
The telescope is easy to set up, light weight and easy to move around.
78% praised for its crystal-clear optics, while 22% noticed slight distortion
Through this telescope, celestial bodies and galaxies appear very blurry even under ideal viewing conditions.
79% liked its compact and lightweight design
I appreciate the carrying bag that comes with the telescope, making it portable and easier to transport for field observations or astronomy club meetings.
75% liked the sturdy and balanced design, although 25% found it wobbly
The stability of the product is not good as the screw does not hold the scope in place.
During observation, I find the tripod to be unsteady, which adds an extra challenge.
