If you're looking for a telescope best suited for a beginner or a budding astronomer, and you don't want to break the bank, then a 36% off Cyber Monday deal on this Gysker telescope on Amazon could be what you're looking for.
The $46 discount means the telescope is now under $85, which is ideal if you're not looking to invest too heavily in your next model. While you might not find the best telescopes on the market at this price point, you can find some of the best telescopes for beginners.
Telescope deals are always something to look out for, so what makes this one grabbing? In short, its aperture and focal length, combined with numerous accessories and a two-year warranty, mean you can view the moon and stars easily and enjoy a fun stargazing experience. It's worth remembering that while this is a good deal, some of the best binoculars can offer a cost-effective alternative astronomy experience, and there are some excellent binoculars deals out there.
So what about the specs of this telescope? What makes it a worthwhile investment for any budding astronomer or anyone wanting to try their hand at astronomy? To start with, the focal length (400mm) and aperture size (70mm) make it a solid choice for viewing nearby star clusters and the moon.
You also get numerous accessories for your money, which is crucial as it can really add to the fun of a stargazing experience and engage any youngsters. Two eyepieces (10mm and 25mm) are included to add to the magnification of your viewing, a finderscope and an adjustable tripod add more value for money to this telescope.
A smartphone adaptor and wireless remote to take perfect images of your night sky targets are also a fun extra. A two-year warranty is included with this telescope, so you have that piece of mind. A saving of $46 means this Gysker telescope is under $85, so if you're looking for a new model to gift to someone who wants to get into stargazing, or a child with a skywatching interest, this deal could be for you.
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