Slokey Telescope 40070 - Astronomy Scope with 16x-120x Magnification for Kids and Adults - Includes 2 Eyepieces, 3x Barlow Lens, Tripod, Phone Adapter - View the Moon, Planets, Stars - 21x13x49 cm

Now I've had this telescope for a week and had a decent play around with it, I can say with certainty that the product was worth the price tag. It was not only delivered a day earlier than expected but it shipped extremely quickly which was nice.With this being my first telescope I'm still figuring it out but the process it a lot of fun, unfortunately I have yet to view the moon (Here's almy first photo of venus instead), and I only figured out how to improve the view of the planet venus after the photo I posted was taken.As for the telescope, while I have nothing to compare it to, I'm still beyond impressed, it does everything it has set out to do and then some. My only complaint is that it wobbles quite a bit when touched or knocked but thats probably due to the tripod being rather lightweight since it's probably more of a travel scope. Still, it's easy enough to work around and doesn't bother me too much, weights can be added for more stability after all.I love how the telescope comes in a carry bag, even the bag is really good quality material, just like everything else and makes it so easy to pack and store away or transport around.I can't think of any issues that would put a negative on anything, it comes with a 2 year warrenty so any slights out of the box can be worked around.Overall whether you're new to telescopes like I am or have more experience, this Telescope with well worth the money!

Really pleased with this telescope. We are newbies to the world of stargazing so think this is a great starter telescope for us. Easy to set up and comes with everything you need including carry bag.

Comes with attachment and carry bag easy to assemble. When set up can get perfect views of the stars etc value for money

I bought this telescope to taken a closer look at nature and the solar system.It is easy to assemble with a step by step guide.This is perfect for a beginner who doesn't want anything too complicated. Once you have set up your red dot finder, it's simple, use your red dot finder to point to the image you want which will then appear in the telescope viewer. (Focusing required)The camera attachment is a bit faffy at first but practice makes perfect.I've looked at a few stars and various wildlife and am waiting for some clearer night skies at the moment. The telescope comes with various lenses with different magnifications including a Barlow lense which will come in useful once we get a new moon. I'm extremely pleased with the product for the price and would recommend this to an adult beginner.

This a pretty good piece of kit. However, a visitor clumsily knocked it over and the viewer snapped off a while ago now. I have done everything I can to get hold of Slokey to see if they can help by sending me a replacement but they don't seem to exist. I tried messaging them on here, absolutely no response. I have searched for them high and low elsewhere on the internet with no joy whatsoever. So I now have £200 worth of otherwise perfectly decent kit sitting in the corner collecting dust.So, if you're thinking of buying from them, just be warned that if you have any problems with your kit, you ain't getting no help from no one.

Seems to be a good beginner's telescope. Instructions not very good, compounded for me, by fact that the youtube videos were useless( just watching someone unpack the parts is not helpful!); i do appreciate that is not the fault of the scope seller , but when the instructions aren't clear( like here) perhaps the manufacturers/vendors could ensure an online HELPFUL video exists these days

Bought as a gift for my husband he loves it however just an observation if ordering ad a gift it comes in a big box with the word telescope on the side so obviously when it turned up it was bo longer a surprise gift which is a real shame.

It's a fantastic piece of kit for a begginer even in my garden with alot of light pollution manages to see mars and a clear visual on moon close up.