Telescopes

Bang-for-the-buck value meets state-of-the-art technology in this 8" fully motor driven GoTo DobsonianAutomatically locates and then tracks any of 42,000 celestial objects in the GoTo controller's databaseBig 8" aperture parabolic mi

Bang-for-the-buck value meets state-of-the-art technology in this 12" fully motor driven GoTo Dobsonian Automatically locates and then tracks any of 42,000 celestial objects in the GoTo controller's database Big 12" aperture parabolic.

Bang-for-the-buck value meets state-of-the-art technology in this 10" fully motor driven GoTo DobsonianAutomatically locates and then tracks any of 42,000 celestial objects in the GoTo controller's databaseBig 10" aperture parabolic

Take beautiful pictures of the night sky with your own DSLR camera and this thorough astrophotography bundle.

Here is a fun and compact telescope that’s sure to inspire the whole family’s natural inclination to explore. The Orion StarBlast 4.5 Astro Reflector Telescope is no toy - it’s a real reflecting telescope that is wonderfully simple to set up and use.

Our popular StarBlast 6 Astro Telescope just got a lot smarter! This portable 6" f/5.0 reflector now comes ready for use with Orion's exclusive computerized object location system, allowing night sky newbies to pinpoint hundreds, even thousands of astronomical objects with pushbutton ease.

The Orion StarBlast 6 Astro Reflector Telescope exemplifies the perfect combination of well-rounded performance and convenient portability. Whether you’re looking for a versatile introductory instrument to begin a long-term love affair with the heavens; or feel the need for a compact, wide-field, user-friendly reflector telescope, the StarBlast 6 will not disappoint.

Simply the most affordable astrophotography-optimized telescope available! Big 4.5" primary mirror and fast f/4 focal ratio produce stunning images with short exposure times.

Orion's compact, performance-packed Orion StarBlast 4.5 EQ Reflector telescope is a favorite of both beginners and expert astronomers alike. It combines the much-heralded Orion StarBlast 4.5” wide-field (f/4.0) parabolic reflector optics with our sturdy EQ-1 equatorial tracking mount and adjustable-height tripod.

Collects over 225% more light than a 60mm refractor telescope Red-dot finder makes it easy to locate objects in the night skyObserve the Moon, planets, star clusters, even some nebulae and galaxiesTable-top base can be easily mounted on a tripod wi

The Orion SpaceProbe 3 Equatorial Reflector Telescope lets the whole family enjoy beautiful night sky treasures from the backyard. With this telescope and its 700mm focal length (f/9.2) you can view the cratered surface of the Moon, breathtaking rings of Saturn, and gigantic Jupiter along with its brightest moons.  The SpaceProbe 3 Reflector’s 3” diameter optics gathers enough light to view all of these things and more! You can even catch faint glows of some very exotic star clusters and nebulas of deep-space!

The SpaceProbe 3 Altazimuth Reflector Telescope makes the night sky’s treasures accessible right from the comfort of your own backyard. This inexpensive reflector telescope will amaze you with revealing views of Saturn’s picturesque rings, Jupiter’s moons, and the beautifully cratered terrain of our own Moon’s surface. Built around a 3" (76mm) diameter primary mirror, the Orion SpaceProbe 3 Altazimuth Reflector Telescope also gathers enough light to snare the faint glows of some very exotic star clusters and distant nebulas! The SpaceProbe 3’s focal length of 700mm (f/9.2) provides sharp views of cosmic curiosities the whole family can enjoy.

Just what's so nifty about the Orion SpaceProbe 130ST Equatorial Reflector Telescope? The answer is best described as "short and sweet."

A lot of folks shopping for their first telescope tell us that they have always had a fascination with the stars. They've wanted to get a telescope for a long time, they say. We understand very well the lure of the night sky. It has intrigued mankind for millennia with its beauty and mysteriousness. And still does. So it's only natural to want to know more about it, to get a closer look.