Uscamel Optics 50AZ Refracting Telescope for Beginners

• ? 80mm Large aperture. Large 80mm aperture objective lens and 400mm(f/5) focal length that provides enhanced, brighter views compared to the 70mm/400mm model while adding very little additional weight. A fully coated optics glass lens with high transmission coatings creates stunning images and protects your eyes. A perfect telescope for astronomers to explore stars and the moon.

• ? 3 Rotatable Eyepieces. 3 eyepieces are installed at the same time, easy to switch. Come with K9mm, K17.5mm, K25mm eyepieces and one 3x Barlow lens, 1.5x Erecting Eyepiece. 6 multiple combinations, suitable for observing all kinds of things. With 6 combinations, you can see the full moon, craters, Jupiter belt, Saturn's rings and the surface of Mars, and even the Andromeda Nebula and Orion Nebula on a clear night

• ? Adjustable Tripod. Flexible operation, The adjustable tripod has a height of 57 - 121cm (22.4 - 47.6inch), which is suitable for children and adults to observe together. The tripod can make the telescope more stable, you can watch birds during the day, observe wildlife, and scenery, and observe the moon and other celestial bodies at night.

• ? Record Beautiful Moments. 5x20 Finder Scope to Locate Objects Faster. Come with a Smartphone Adapter that allows you to capture and record beautiful images of the moon and planets along with any faraway objects on land. The Shutter Release Remote Control allows you to be more stable when taking pictures, take celestial photos anytime and anywhere, and share the excitement with friends and family in real-time.

• ? Easy Setup. The 400mm/80mm astronomical telescope is quick and easy to install, no additional tools are needed, and even children can assemble it according to the instructions manual. Once the setup is completed, you can start your space adventure immediately!

For your own safety and the safety of the people or environment around you, please

1. 1. Never look directly at the Sun with the naked eye or with optics.

2. 2. Never use your optic to project an image of the Sun onto any surface.

3. 3. Never leave your optic unsupervised especially when children are present.