Compound Optics
Maksutov-Cassegrain designs offer high magnification in short tubes.
Compact Maksutov-Cassegrain telescopes that combine long-range power with a portable design for travel-ready astronomy
Maksutov-Cassegrain designs offer high magnification in short tubes.
Compact builds designed specifically for portable use and travel.
Models include pro tripods and phone adapters for photography.
These listings highlight Maksutov-Cassegrain telescopes with apertures from 60mm to 80mm and focal lengths reaching 850mm. The compound design allows for a very compact body that is ideal for travel without sacrificing focal reach.
The Maksutov-Cassegrain system uses mirrors and lenses to fold the light path. This results in a telescope that is much shorter and more portable than a standard refractor.
These models are tailored for adults who want sophisticated catadioptric optics. They provide the high focal lengths needed for planetary and lunar detail in a manageable size.
With the included phone adapters, these telescopes are ready for basic astrophotography. Users can easily capture what they see through the 830mm or 850mm lenses.
The inclusion of a pro-grade tripod ensures that the high-magnification views remain steady. This is essential for the long focal lengths found in the 70mm and 80mm models.
The 80mm Maksutov-Cassegrain is surprisingly compact for having an 850mm focal length.
I love taking the 70mm travel telescope on trips; the pro tripod is very sturdy.
The phone adapter worked perfectly for taking clear pictures of the moon through the 60mm catadioptric lens.
This is a catadioptric compound design that uses both mirrors and lenses. It allows for a very long focal length in a much shorter, more portable tube.
Yes, these models are specifically described as compact travel telescopes. Their small size makes them much easier to pack than traditional long-tube models.
Many models in this set come with a pro tripod and a phone adapter. These tools help with steady viewing and taking photos through the eyepiece.
The catalog features 60mm, 70mm, and 80mm aperture options. These provide a range of light-gathering capabilities for adult astronomy.