Reviews

Tired of lifting/carrying your mount around? Want the convenience of fully assembled setup? Like a bit more height for refractor viewing?

Tired of the time it takes to unthread the screw at the end of your counterweight bar? Ever drop the retainer washer in the dark?

Celestron's entry-level Upclose 7x35 wide-angle porro prisms are taken out for a day and night of field testing. Will these $30 binoculars be worthwhile for astronomy?

How to never buy batteries for your flashlight and not get ripped off in the process.

New products from TeleGizmos to help you fight the war on dew!

Seeing in the dark the 21st Century Way

New product the Galileo is it a mini telrad?

A 105mm APO with Rings, a 2" Dielectric diagonal, a red dot finder and a nice case for under $2000.00.

Marching across the Sky

Have you been looking for a low priced low power eyepiece with excellent optics and wide field of view? I may have found your eyepiece...

The new Coronado CaK PST makes a fine companion to the Ha PST that many probably already have. How does the new specialty CaK version perform?

Financially challanged observer’s widefield alternative???

With children, busy schedules, and long drives to dark skies, many of us want the ideal grab and go scope for quick backyard observing. The new Celestron NexStar 102 SLT comes very close to achieving the goal of a decent aperture, lightweight, easy to use telescope. It falls short in a few but easy correctable ways.

Nicknamed the "Sparrow Hawk" this little refractor was designed to be the best 50mm finder on the market. But this little raptor has spread its wings and for many has become a travel scope, guide scope, spotting scope and so much more!