Starting your astronomical journey is easier than ever with today's top telescopes for adult beginners. These telescopes combine advanced technology and user-friendly features, allowing you to delve into astronomy and even observe deep space.

With options for every budget, these beginner telescopes offer quality and functionality, including features like computerized tracking and smartphone connectivity. They are designed to be portable and durable, catering to enthusiasts of all ages.

If you're wondering which telescope to start with, our guide simplifies the choice, presenting the best beginner telescopes for various budgets.

saxon 709AZ3 Refractor Telescope

The saxon 70/900 AZ3 Refractor Telescope stands out for its exceptional value and versatility. This model is ideal for those new to astronomy, offering a seamless introduction to both sky and land observation.

The telescope boasts a 70mm achromatic objective lens paired with a

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Join our Astronomers here at Binocentral for a FREE 2 hours of viewing the Night Sky from our store at Unit 1, 43 Winton Rd Joondalup, WA 6027.

We start at 7:00 pm with the Moon and then as it gets darker we get to see Jupiter and its Moons, the incredible Orion Nebula, and of course that stunning cluster of stars that are known as Pleiades or the Seven Sisters.

Our staff are on hand to answer all your questions about Telescopes and how to use them and set them up.

Another attraction for the evening will be a demonstration of the New ZWO Seestar S50 

This is a 50mm Telescope with a built-in camera that will load the image directly to your Mobile device.

Now all of this will be great as long as we don’t have clouds, smoke, or rain so the evening is weather permitting, if you are traveling a distance then please call us @ (08) 6108 4239 before 3 pm on the day so we can tell you if the night is going ahead.

Join our Astronomers here at Binocentral for a FREE 2 hours of viewing the Night Sky from our store at Unit 1, 43 Winton Rd Joondalup, WA 6027.

We start at 7:30 pm with the Moon and then as it gets darker we get to see Saturn and its rings, Jupiter and its Moons, the incredible Orion Nebula, and of course that stunning cluster of stars that are known as Pleiades or the Seven Sisters.

Our staff are on hand to answer all your questions about Telescopes and how to use them and set them up.

Another attraction for the evening will be a demonstration of the New ZWO Seestar S50 

This is a 50mm Telescope with a built-in camera that will load the image directly to your Mobile device.

Now all of this will be great as long as we don’t have clouds, Smoke, or rain so the evening is weather permitting, if you are traveling a distance then please call us @ (08) 6108 4239 before 3 pm on the day so we can tell you if the night is going ahead.