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The Hawkko is an 80mm f/7.5 refractor with a 600mm focal length, sold as a starter scope for adults and kids. The 80mm aperture gathers noticeably more light than the 50-70mm refractors most beginners start with, so lunar craters, Saturn's rings and Jupiter's moons are within reach on a clear night. It is a simple alt-azimuth refractor, not a computerized GoTo mount, so it rewards patience with the finder and tripod more than it does with electronics. Reviewers rate it well as a first telescope and for daytime spotting, while noting the small aperture limits deep-sky views to faint smudges.
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Buyers rate it 4.6 out of 5 across 41 ratings and mostly describe it as an easy, capable first telescope. They single out the Moon and Saturn views and the simple setup, while some find the tripod and eyepieces the weak points.
This is a refracting telescope with an 80mm aperture and a 600mm focal length. It is designed for beginners, kids and adults who are new to astronomy. It is easy to set up and use.
The telescope gives a bright image and high magnification. It can show the Moon, Saturn's rings and Jupiter. With more experience, users can look for deep-sky objects such as the Orion Nebula and the Andromeda Galaxy. It can also be used during the day to view mountains, rivers, birds and animals.
Warning: Never point the telescope at the sun. Observing the sun can cause irreversible eye damage.
