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AmScope Reflector EQ Telescope with Equatorial Mount — 130mm Aperture, 650mm Focal Length, Stainless Tripod

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Overview

Designed for curious beginners and adventurous observers, the AmScope Reflector EQ Telescope pairs a generous 130 mm aperture with a 650 mm focal length to deliver bright, engaging views of the Moon, planets, and brighter deep-sky targets. The German Equatorial Mount is engineered for accurate polar alignment, enabling smooth slow-motion tracking so you can follow a celestial object across the sky for extended sessions without constant re-centering.

The setup combines solid hardware with practical optics and a family-friendly form factor. The stainless steel full-height tripod adds stability, while the included Red Dot Finder helps you locate targets quickly. A practical accessory tray, counterweights, and cables help keep your observing space organized as you explore the night sky.

Key features and what you get

  • Reflector telescope with 130 mm aperture and 650 mm focal length for bright, detailed views
  • Equatorial mount with slow-motion controls for precise tracking of celestial objects
  • Three eyepieces included: 26 mm, 9 mm, and 6.3 mm for flexible magnification
  • 2x Barlow lens to expand magnification options
  • Red Dot Finder, viewfinder, diagonal, and a sturdy stainless steel tripod
  • Accessory tray and counterweights to keep gear organized during observing
  • Suitable for ages 12 and up, making it a family-friendly entry into astronomy

Performance and real-world use

With a wide aperture and a thoughtfully appointed optical train, you may enjoy crisp lunar features, brighter planetary views, and a satisfying view of select star clusters depending on observing conditions. The eyepiece set and the 2x Barlow lens provide versatile magnification pathways, so you can tailor the view from broader to closer without swapping gear constantly.

  • Planets and the Moon: observe surface details and atmospheric bands under favorable conditions
  • Star clusters and nebulae: brighter targets come into better view with the 130 mm aperture
  • Long sessions: the stable mount and slow-motion cables support sustained observing with less drift

Specs at a glance

  • Aperture: 130 mm; Focal length: 650 mm
  • Eyepieces: 26 mm, 9 mm, 6.3 mm; Barlow lens: 2x
  • Mount: German Equatorial (GEM); Tripod: Stainless steel
  • Weight: 36 lbs
  • Includes: OTA, GEM mount, Red Dot Finder, viewfinder, diagonal, 3 eyepieces, 2x Barlow, accessory tray, counterweights, slow-motion cables, manual

Why choose this AmScope telescope?

The combination of a robust equatorial mount, solid optics, and practical accessories makes this model a compelling option for new observers who want a capable, expandable setup that remains approachable as they grow more confident in their observing sessions.

FAQ

Q: What is included with the AmScope Reflector EQ Telescope?

A: Includes OTA, German Equatorial Mount, stainless steel tripod, three 1.25 inch eyepieces (26 mm/9 mm/6.3 mm), 2x Barlow, Red Dot Finder, diagonal, viewfinder, accessory tray, and counterweights.

Q: Who is this telescope for?

A: Suitable for beginners and explorers aged 12 and up, with slow-motion controls and a sturdy tripod for steady observing.