Reviews

A nice pair of compact binoculars but not without its faults.

A middleweight scope with a heavy punch

A "Smart" choice for a low power eyepiece.

In an hour or two an Aluminum bodied Celestron can become a Carbon Fiber beauty with all the benefits of CF (along with longer cool down).

Painless, and worth the effort....

This review is my impressions on the Delkin Devices SensorScope sensor cleaning system and its value for this market

Step on it Chewy, we need to be in quadrant 3 before the game starts...

Taking it to the next level

The DM-6 has a reputation as the ultimate alt-azimuth mount. Is it?

Looking for awesome views of the Moon and Planets with a quality 80mm scope at a great price, well read on...

Orion's new 70-degree 2-inch eyepieces can give just about any brand a good run for their money!

The good, the bad and the good (again)

Dual-rate focuser is so elegant it makes the rest of the scope look like it was built by cavemen.

Whether viewing through a telescope or binocular: steadiness of the mount is a “must-have.” Enter the innovative FAR-Sight binocular mounting system.

Just over a year ago, Mighty Meade made an announcement: they were preparing to release a new, low cost, triplet apochromat design. A number of questions were immediately raised in forums and blogs across the web: Would Meade’s entry into the low-cost APO field rout the established players in the field? Are three pieces of air spaced glass in a mass-produced objective better than two? While few details were forthcoming from Meade (they were apparently busy trying to get the telescopes out the door), with the initial Series 5000 triplets finally shipping in early 2007, we could finally see if the Empire’s apochromat has what it takes to crush the Rebellion.