AOMEKIE Telescopes for Adults Astronomy
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About AOMEKIE Telescopes for Adults Astronomy
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
66% praised for its durable construction, but 34% noticed scratches on the lenses
For the price, I expected the telescope to be flimsy and almost unusable.
66% found it easy to set up and use, while 34% struggled with the controls
This telescope is a good option for those who want to use it for terrestrial purposes and occasional night sky watching.
The instructions were not clear and it was difficult to set up the last part of the telescope. It did not specify what lens to put on.
66% praised for its crystal-clear optics, while 34% noticed slight distortion
I have found that the telescope has great extra features such as a strong tripod, Moon lens, phone adapter, and everything needed to take great pictures and enjoy the Planets, Moon, and the Stars.
I was able to see the rings of Saturn and Jupiter and all of their moons successfully with this telescope, indicating good image clarity.
I have complained that this product causes eye strain as it is not suitable for astronomical objects and focused objects shake a lot.
My son is having trouble attaching his phone to the telescope to take pictures.
63% praised for its versatile magnification range, but 37% found it limited
The scope has great extra features like a strong tripod, Moon lens, phone adapter, and everything I need to take great pictures and enjoy the Planets, Moon, and the Stars.
I can look at objects in the night sky and identify if they are celestial bodies or hovering aircraft. My son and I now go for planets as they align with our global position.
I have found that the product causes eye strain when focusing on objects and is not suitable for astronomical use.
63% liked the sturdy and balanced design, although 37% found it wobbly
I hope using the telescope closer to the ground next time will make it more stable.
The screw stabilizing the telescope on the tripod won't tighten, making it unstable and requiring manual support.
It is flimsy and the slightest touch will knock it out of view.
