Easy minor assembly, fast delivery, seems to see the stars without any effort

Great starter telescope for younger explorers

I was told by my son in law hard to set it for the kids to see bumped out of focus easily

Very disappointed. Directions are unclear, useless.

Don’t buy it waste of money can’t see anything, poor quality

Works great got it for my kids and they love it

This is a toy telescope for kids.

the grandkt enjoyed looking at the stars

When you purchase a cheap telescope, you must expect cheap results. Can you see the moon? Absolutely! However, anything outside the center of the viewing window is distorted and has a blue or red hue. Can you see mars? Absolutely! Mars looks like a sharp red star. Can you see Jupiter? ABSOLUTELY! Jupiter looks like a bright star with four stars in a line with it. Spoiler: you can see the Galilean moons through this telescope! They’re tiny, but you can see them. Can you see Saturn! Absolutely! It looks like a star. Can you see Uranus? Absolutely! It looks like a star. Can you see Neptune? It took a few tries, but… absolutely! Neptune is dim, but you can see it through this telescope. What about Venus? I saw Venus too, but it just looks like a star. What’s the point? Cheap telescope means cheap results. The coolest things I saw through this telescope were Jupiter and the Orion nebula, which looks like two stars surrounded by a teal haze. What is this telescope’s biggest downfall? The tripod is awful. Shakiest thing known to man. You know what though? I spent $54 on this telescope and had more fun that I thought possible with it. Did I outgrow it? Yes. BUT I had a great time and I got my money’s worth out of it. Are you considering buying this telescope? It’s on sale for $37 right now. I say just buy it and have fun.

Doesn't work good at all