I bought this telescope for 70 euros, which was its price without any discount a few years ago. For this price, 70 euros, it deserves 4 stars. However, for the current price of 160 euros, probably due to the increase in the price of glass and plastic, a rating of two stars is very fair.

For the money, I consider it does its job quite well, it could use a little upgrade on the lenses for better observation

Very good for its price. The tripod is not stable at all. It is easily portable and easy to set up. It is a very good choice for a beginner

A very good telescope for beginners. Don't expect to see like some photos on the internet, you will only see the moon as you expect. I have also seen planets like Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, but not in great detail. For example, on Jupiter, I see a white celestial body with stripes and three satellites. On Saturn, I see a celestial body with a ring. (It's better to watch a video on YouTube with this specific telescope so you won't be disappointed.)

It is worth the money and more, I can see the moon very clearly but I haven't seen any other planet, it might be my fault but with some spare parts you can definitely see everything.

I rate it with 5 stars because for its price, it is awesome and also unique for its size. The tripod and the researcher are useless, while the 10mm eyepiece is not very good. This means that you will have to pay for extras. I recommend a good quality 4mm eyepiece that will give you 100 magnifications to see planets, a spotter researcher, and a good and stable photographic tripod (because astronomical telescopes require an extra base for this telescope). However, the best image results will be obtained with the included 20mm eyepiece, which shows amazing images in a wide field.

Up to 70x it works well, but beyond that it has noticeable color distortion. For urgent observations, it is good. With 30-40 euros more, one can get something better

For its price, it offers great satisfaction, but the travelscope 70 is the best investment for a very cheap telescope. The price difference is very small and it adds 40mm of focal length, which makes a significant difference. The tripod is the simplest there is, of course. Anyway, both are good telescopes for someone who doesn't have a big budget and wants to try or start observing the night sky. The good thing is that you can upgrade it with better accessories (from cheap to very expensive) for much better results, which of course you can keep for when and if you buy a better telescope. I regret getting the 50mm instead of the 70mm, but nevertheless, it is worth it and I enjoy it. Finally, don't forget that you see more when you are away from city lights and have good weather. If the sky is filled with stars and you know what you're looking for, you will be impressed.

We recently bought it for our 6-year-old son and we were very satisfied! The clarity of the moon's image is unique! Although beginners, the setup was very easy and locating the moon and planets was a breeze (with the help of a mobile app for the position of each planet). Note that the planets appear faint. We recommend it!

Good for its price (if you find it under €45) for beginners. Relatively clear image. Comes with several accessories (20mm, 12.5mm, 4mm, 1.5x, 3x) and relevant software for PC. Cheap plastic materials. The tripod is very lightweight, holds the telescope on a screw, and it's difficult to stabilize the image. Difficult to aim gently and progressively. The scope on the telescope is difficult to adjust. Easy to transport but does not have a case.