SpectrumOI Telescope for Adults and Kids, Telescopes for Adults Astronomy, Telescope for Kids 70mm Aperture Premium Telescopio for Astronomical Exploration and Kids' Fascination with Astronomy,Travel

The telescope is cheap. It's a great beginner one to start off with. The small side scope makes everything upside down so it has a lens messed up I guess. I have it away. I was able to take a few pics with the moon.

Easy to assemble and setup.

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We bought this for our kid and she is loving it! She have been using it since it arrives and it only took a few minutes to set up. She has been taking pictures through the telescope and the phone adapter made the process extremely simple. Love it. We will definitely recommend this!

I saw reviews with great pics and was excited. I don’t see anything better than I see with my own eyes without a telescope, so far.

For a starter telescope kit this is not bad at all and it's a great price. It comes with a storage bag that includes padding for easy store and protection. Comes with an extention kit as well so you can add more magnification if needed. Easy set up, good quality, comes with everything pictured and the functions are great. Tripod extends to acomodate someone at 5ft high so its perfect for gifting to children as a birthday or Christmas gift. Also, i suggest for taller adults you can set the tripod on a table or surface with the tripod legs shortened. The scope angles up to a 80 degree upwards, and is easy to maneuver. Great buy!

Be patient. This is easy to set up but a bit time-consuming. Not a fast, spur-of-the-moment thing to do with limited time. Make sure you have time to use it. The image view quality is good, and the phone adapter is ok. This system will require patience to use and get set up properly. The tripod wobbles at the slightest touch, so if taking photos using this, make sure to use the timer on your phone to allow all the wobble to stop. The telescope can be mounted on a larger, more robust tripod for better stability, which could help a lot. I recommend using some software like StarWalk (what I use) to get an idea of where the object to be viewed is located and focus on getting the telescope pointed at that object. Practice a bit with this telescope during daylight hours, so you are familiar with its use before trying to see something in space.

This is a fantastic budget option for a first telescope for kids. The optics are going to be fine for kids. The overall quality is decent but not great. Everything is on the flimsy side, especially the tripod. The optics when assembled are pretty easy to come out of alignment with any pressure. The eye relief with the Barlow tube was pretty difficult.All of those complaints aside, the kids were blown away by their first close-up view of the moon, and that made all of those complaints vanish. If you have a sturdy tripod, I highly recommend starting with that from the beginning.But it's a great price point for a kid's first closer look at the universe beyond.