• Reviews around bite (1.99 of 5)

    Celestron - PowerSeeker 127EQ Telescope - Manual German Equatorial Telescope for Beginners - Compact and Portable - Bonus Astronomy Software Package - 127mm Aperture

    • The tripod wobbles a bit, the finder scope is meh, the focuser slips, culmination is a chore, but you're not buying a top of the line scope
    • A bit disappointed with the view finder as I find it extremely difficult to look through it and see anything.
    • A bit hard to get it on focus
    • The telescope is somewhat better than the terrible reviews, and quite a bit worse than the glowing ones
    • I must say I was a bit skeptical after reading so many poor reviews.
    • For a bit more money the Celestron NexStar series is great and most of those are motorized making stargazing a bit easier.
    • Everything is easily jostled loose and the axes are a bit unusual and hard to adjust
    • The telescope is somewhat better than the terrible reviews, and quite a bit worse than the glowing ones
    • The gears in the tripod are a bit jumpy, not as smooth as I had expected.
    • Many work perfectly right out of the box but with this type of scope the mirrors can need a tiny bit of adjustment once you receive it.
    • Smaller, lighter and a bit more powerful
    • The scope is a bit annoying to get aligned, but once it is aligned, the views are amazing and very clear
    • n’t recommend extending the ‘feet’ much, if at all, or it shakes pretty badly
    • n’t recommend extending the ‘feet’ much, if at all, or it shakes pretty badly