Telescopes General Series

Series by brand:

• Advanced VX
  Low-cost mount for astrophotography with medium-sized telescopes
• Astro Fi
  Beginner telescopes controlled via tablet or smartphone
• CGE Pro
  Large telescopes for observatories and mobile applications.
• CGX
  Compact Schmidt-Cassegrain optics on the very stable CGX mount.
• FirstScope
  Small Dobsonian telescope, very popular as the first family telescope
• Inspire
  Inexpensive entry-level telescopes with many extras!
• Powerseeker
  Affordable entry-level telescopes - ideal for students or as a family telescope!
• RASA
  Digital Schmidt camera for wide-angle astrophotography. It could not be better!

• SolarMax II
  These inexpensive solar telescopes already have all the advanced techniques of Coronado.
• Solarmax III
  SolarMax III solar telescopes are the latest H-alpha telescopes from Coronado.

• Adventure Scope
  The perfect scope for the explorer seeking to observe both day and night objects
• ETX
  Compact telescopes with computer control (GoTo).
• EclipseView
• Infinity
  Beginner telescopes, which are also suitable for nature observation during the day.
• LX200
  The most widely used advanced amateur telescope on Earth
• LX600
  Simple to operate, portable telescopes that makes great astrophotos
• LX85
  LX85: Ideal for ambitious beginners and experienced observers who want to get into astrophotography.
• LX90
  Your first serious, large aperture telescope
• LightBridge Plus
  Very well-proven Dobsonian telescopes in a practical truss-tube design.
• Lx65
  The LX65 series combines advanced features with world-class optics in an easy-to-use telescope.
• Polaris
  Affordable telescopes with a wide range of accessories, everything you need to get started!
• StarNavigator NG
  Computerized GoTo telescopes at a great price!
• StarPro AZ

• Advanced
• Pro RC
  With the Omegon Ritchey-Chretien telescopes, you enter the next level of quality for your astrophotography.

• ODK
  Highend Astrographs with Carbon tubes
• VX
  A VX telescope will give some of the best images possible in a serious introductory telescope.

• Avant
  Telescopes with a light mount and aluminum tripod
• Equinox
  High-quality ED refractors from Skywatcher.
• Heritage
  Dobsonian telescopes with table stand and very good mirror optics