- Children can take a closer look at the world around them with this 50X magnification telescope.
- Can be used as a hand-held telescope or with the included aluminium table-top tripod.
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Product Specifications
Model NumberNG180ML
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?No
Batteries Included?No
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Product Description
View the vastness of space with the National Geographic Astronomical Telescope . View the moon's craters, Jupiter's moons, star clusters and nebulae with this 18 - 180x magnification telescope . Featuring 360mm high quality tube, 50mm 2 element coated achromatics lens and 2 eyepieces this high quality telescope is a great first telescope. The telescope includes a tabletop tripod for you to set up your viewing telescope inside and outside. The National Geographic Astronomical Telescope is a great gift for children with an interest in the universe.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
76 of 82 people found the following review helpful
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This telescope is great for kids who want to see the moon or even one of the planets.The telescope comes with a 20mm eypiece and a 4mm eyepiece.It also includes a 2x Image Erector and a tripod to stand your telescope on.The telescope includes a focus adjustment for better focus for nearer or further objects.The telescope is meant for looking at the stars but who says that you can't look on earth too,you can.Because when it's cloudy you won't be able to see the moon.This product is great for kids who want to know more and more about the moon and you don't even have to leave home.I truly and highly recomend this to anyone that wants to reach for the stars.Now you may be wondering if there is anything bad but... there isn't.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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Cheap and nasty, you get what you pay for. It would help if the finder scope screw holes married up with the holes in the telescope. But hey ho, maybe I'm just a bit picky.
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful
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Was a bit concerned about buying this for my 9 year old daughter due to mixed reviews. but have to say, found it very easy to assemble and was really impressed with how easy it was to find objects, stars, moon etc. Would highly recommened this.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Do not waste your money!
This was bought for my 7 year old son and is a total waste of money. Cheap and nasty. You may as well take £30.00 and burn it. It will not focus on a thing. Read more
Published 2 months ago by elbow
Grr, stop slagging it off!
I love this toy!
My son is 6 and did space at school and was so interested in stars we decided to learn together, and i got this for his birthday. Read more
My son is 6 and did space at school and was so interested in stars we decided to learn together, and i got this for his birthday. Read more
Published 3 months ago by mitchell
Rubbish
I purchased this product as a birthday present for my daughter,
I was very disappointed as it doesn't come close to a usable telescope. Read more
I was very disappointed as it doesn't come close to a usable telescope. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. M. C. Perry
French
Haven't set up yet as instructions are in French, I'm glad that was mentioned on here oh wait it wasn't!!!!
Published 4 months ago by inckle
national geographic telescope 50MM
i bought this telescope for my sons 11th birthday a random gift anyway first off i cant complain about the price good value for money telescope arrived in good time telescope... Read more
Published 4 months ago by MS PINK FLUFF
Okay for the money but try the 70mm
This isn't a bad little scope and it takes 0.965" eyepieces if you want to buy extras although there is a reasonable range with the item. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Son of Sam
Over 3 weeks of frustration so far!
I would love to know how your other customers managed to get this to work??????
We've had this "telescope" (aka rubbish kaleidoscope) since Christmas and have not been... Read more
We've had this "telescope" (aka rubbish kaleidoscope) since Christmas and have not been... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Doug S
Telescope
Small and compact for easy storage and a great gift for a child that loves to see whats going on in the sky.
Published 4 months ago by donna
Awesome for the price
I was pleasantly suprised with this telescope. For the price of this you realy can get a feel for the universe at a cheap cost. Read more
Published 6 months ago by PSwann
childrens telescope
This is a good product and value for money and so easy for the child to use and it is educational so they do learn alot about it plus the added fun of finding things National... Read more
Published 6 months ago by evon61
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