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Beginner telescopes sold with their accessories

Sold as kits

SOLOMARK sells telescopes with their accessories included. Both of its products here come ready to use.

The 130EQ

The 130EQ is a 130 mm Newtonian with a carbon-fiber-look tube on a German equatorial mount with slow-motion cables, sold with two eyepieces, a 1.5x erecting Barlow, a 1.25-inch Moon filter rated at 13% transmission and a phone adapter. It cost about $270 on November 7, 2026. The listing gives neither the focal length nor the eyepiece focal lengths.

The 80900

The 80900 is an 80/900 refractor at f/11.3 on a gimbal with altitude and azimuth scales, with wide-angle 20 mm and 10 mm eyepieces for 45x and 90x, an erect-image diagonal, a 5x24 finder, a phone adapter and a carry bag. Every figure checks against the others. It cost about $103.

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  • SOLOMARK 130EQ

    130 mm (5.1 in) Newtonian · German equatorial with slow-motion cables · 1.5x erecting Barlow · 13% Moon filter · phone adapter

    SOLOMARK's 130EQ: a 130 mm Newtonian with fully coated optics and a carbon-fiber-look tube on a German equatorial mount with slow-motion cables, two eyepieces, a 1.5x erecting Barlow, a 13% Moon filter and a phone adapter.

    Best for: A second telescope, or a first for someone willing to learn an equatorial mount

    7.8/10

    ≈ $270

  • SOLOMARK 80900

    80 mm (3.15 in) · 900 mm (35.4 in) focal length · f/11.3 · WA 20 and 10 mm for 45x and 90x · gimbal with scales · bag

    SOLOMARK's 80900: an 80/900 refractor with fully coated green optics on an alt-azimuth gimbal with scales and a full-size aluminum tripod, with WA 20 mm and 10 mm eyepieces, an erect-image diagonal, a 5x24 finder, a phone adapter and a bag.

    Best for: Someone who wants the longest focal length in the entry class for the Moon and planets

    8.4/10

    ≈ $103

Any figure written into the body of this page was true on the day it was written. The amount shown next to each instrument is requested from the retailer as the page loads, and it is that amount, not the text, that stands.