Having a basic astronomical background I have to say the quality of the glass is very satisfying. Haven't measured the magnification with my telescope but 80x seems kinda random and exaggerated. Nevertheless, during a full moon I was able to clearly distinguish the moon's mares and the major craters. The adapter is a also very useful, mediocre plastic quality that someday will break the knob, but for now I can attach it to my Mi Note 10 lite and take some nice pics that I uploaded. Lastly but very important, the tripod is beyond trash. It's almost embarrassing. You need to use another typical DSLR tripod, they share the same screws so the monocle is a recommended product.

Having a basic astronomical background I have to say the quality of the glass is very satisfying. Haven't measured the magnification with my telescope but 80x seems kinda random and exaggerated. Nevertheless, during a full moon I was able to clearly distinguish the moon's mares and the major craters. The adapter is a also very useful, mediocre plastic quality that someday will break the knob, but for now I can attach it to my Mi Note 10 lite and take some nice pics that I uploaded. Lastly but very important, the tripod is beyond trash. It's almost embarrassing. You need to use another typical DSLR tripod, they share the same screws so the monocle is a recommended product.

Having a basic astronomical background I have to say the quality of the glass is very satisfying. Haven't measured the magnification with my telescope but 80x seems kinda random and exaggerated. Nevertheless, during a full moon I was able to clearly distinguish the moon's mares and the major craters. The adapter is a also very useful, mediocre plastic quality that someday will break the knob, but for now I can attach it to my Mi Note 10 lite and take some nice pics that I uploaded. Lastly but very important, the tripod is beyond trash. It's almost embarrassing. You need to use another typical DSLR tripod, they share the same screws so the monocle is a recommended product.

great little telescope

great little telescope

great little telescope