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The LAKWAR 70mm is a small refractor on an alt-azimuth mount, aimed at first-time stargazers and kids. The 70mm aperture and 400mm focal length give it enough light grasp for the Moon, bright planets and a few deep-sky objects, and the included K6 and K25 eyepieces cover roughly 16x to 67x. A smartphone adapter lets you shoot through the eyepiece, which most rivals in this class leave out. It is a simple, light grab-and-go scope, but the small aperture and basic mount limit it to bright targets and low-to-moderate power.
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Buyers rate it around 4.2 out of 5 and generally treat it as a solid first telescope for kids and casual Moon viewing. Many like the easy setup and the phone adapter; the common complaints are a shaky mount and blurry high-power views.
This is a 70mm aperture refractor telescope with a 400mm focal length, made for beginners, adults and kids. The 70mm aperture gathers light for views of faint celestial objects. It can be used to look at lunar craters, planets and nebulae, and also for bird watching.
It comes with K25 and K6 eyepieces, which give a magnification range of 16X to 67X. A finder scope helps locate targets, and the AZ mount sits on a tripod. A smartphone adapter lets you take photos and videos through the telescope. The telescope is simple to assemble.
