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The Sky View 70 is an entry-level 70mm achromatic refractor on a full-size adjustable tripod. It ships with two Kellner eyepieces (25mm and 10mm) and a 3x Barlow, giving 16x, 40x, 48x and 120x combinations, plus a smartphone adapter for simple lunar and planetary photos. The 70mm aperture is enough for craters, Jupiter's cloud belts, Saturn's rings and the brightest clusters and nebulae, but not faint deep-sky objects. It suits beginners and casual family viewing; compared with larger 90mm-plus refractors and tabletop Dobsonians it gathers less light and its mount is lighter, but it is simpler to set up and includes the phone adapter many rivals leave out.
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Lowest price we've seen: $39.99 on Nov 13 at Amazon. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 13.
Ratings are middling at 3.6 out of 5 across 283 reviews. Buyers tend to like the easy setup and the Moon and planet views for the money, while complaints center on the shaky tripod and blurry high-magnification images.
The National Geographic Sky View 70 is an achromatic refractor telescope with a 70mm aperture. It shows lunar detail, planetary features such as Jupiter's cloud belts and Saturn's rings, and some of the brightest Messier objects, star clusters and nebulae.
It comes with two interchangeable Kellner eyepieces and a 3x Barlow lens. Used in different combinations, they give powers of 16x, 40x, 48x and 120x. A straight-through viewfinder and downloadable astronomy software help locate targets.
A panhandle mount allows smooth repositioning. The full-size tripod is fully adjustable and has an accessory tray for holding extra eyepieces. An included adapter lets you practice simple astrophotography with your own smartphone.
