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Reflector Telescopes

 If you want to get a closer look at the planets and stars, a reflector telescope can help. It's a classic style that uses mirrors instead of lenses to focus light. They're relatively inexpensive, easy to use, and available in a range of sizes. Here's are some great options for reflector telescopes.

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  1. Celestron - Starsense Explorer LT 114AZ Telescope App-Enabled Newtonian Reflector Telescope - Silver/Black

    SKU: J7L3WVQY8X

    Product Description

    A silver and black app-enabled Newtonian reflector telescope that uses your smartphone for easy sky navigation.
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    Your price for this item is $239.99
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    The previous price was $337.95
  2. Celestron - 114mm Newtonian Reflector Telescope - Silver/Black

    SKU: J7L3WVZFPC

    Product Description

    A computerized silver and black reflector telescope with SkyAlign and NexStar+ control for detailed celestial viewing.
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    Your price for this item is $429.99
  3. Celestron - AstroMaster 130mm Reflector Telescope - Black

    SKU: J7L3WVZ4Z9

    Product Description

    A black reflector telescope with a German equatorial mount and StarPointer for precise celestial tracking.
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    Your price for this item is $389.95
  4. National Geographic - 114mm Reflector Telescope - Silver

    SKU: J3LC7CV375

    Great starter telescope, easy setup. We love looking at the moon through it!

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    A silver reflector telescope with a 114mm aperture, 500mm focal length, tripod, and image adapter.
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    Your price for this item is $149.99
  5. National Geographic - 76mm Compact Reflector Telescope - Black

    SKU: J3LC7CF5JY

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    A portable black reflector telescope with 76mm aperture, Dobsonian mount, and included moon filter for beginners.
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    Your price for this item is $79.99
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    The previous price was $89.95
  6. Celestron - NexStar 6SE Computerized Telescope - Orange

    SKU: J7L3WVLCCS

    The best entry level telescope you can buy...If you are serious about getting into astronomy, this is the best Nexstar to get, and the best overall...Reason being is that it's light, it has a great mount...

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    An easy-to-use orange computerized telescope with StarPointer finderscope, durable steel tripod, and advanced alignment.
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    Your price for this item is $1,049.99
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    The previous price was $1,199.00
  7. Celestron - AstroMaster 21064 90EQ Telescope - Black

    SKU: J7L3WVR97Z

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    A black telescope delivering bright, clear lunar and planetary images with no assembly required.
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    Your price for this item is $319.99

FAQ

A reflector telescope uses a combination of mirrors to gather and focus light from distant objects, providing clear and detailed views of the night sky. Unlike refractor telescopes that use lenses, reflector telescopes rely on mirrors, making them ideal for observing faint celestial objects.

Yes, reflector telescopes are a popular choice for beginners due to their user-friendly design and ability to deliver bright, sharp images. They are great for exploring the moon, planets, and deep-sky objects like star clusters and galaxies.

Reflector telescopes typically offer larger apertures at a more affordable price compared to other designs. This allows them to gather more light and provide better views of faint objects, making them excellent for deep-sky astronomy.

Reflector telescopes may require occasional maintenance, such as collimating (aligning) the mirrors to ensure optimal image quality. This process is straightforward and helps keep your telescope performing at its best.

With a reflector telescope, you can observe a wide range of celestial objects, including the moon, planets, star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies. Their design makes them especially effective for deep-sky viewing and capturing more detail in faint objects.