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Orion SkyQuest XT4.5 Dobsonian Reflector Telescope Reviews
$219.95
alaTest Review Summary for Orion SkyQuest XT4.5 Dobsonian Reflector Telescope
We have collected and analyzed 35 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 96/100. The average review date is February 19, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 1973 reviews from other Telescopes. The alaScore™ for this product is 83/100 = Very good. Last update: November 21, 2009.
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November, 2009
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User Reviews (35)
Great starter Scope
Great starter Scope
It took a bit longer to assemble this than the Orion people said it would, but it was worth the time involved. I was pleased to learn how rugged this telescope is. I started out looking at the craters of the moon. I learned more about bodies in motion tha...
Great beginner scope for the price.
Great beginner scope for the price.
After reading reviews of different telescopes over multiple websites and astronomy magazines, I decided to check out the Orion line of telescopes. I had some initial questions regarding the differences between this and the 6" aperture so I called Orion's...
Great beginner scope for the price.
Great beginner scope for the price.
After reading reviews of different telescopes over multiple websites and astronomy magazines, I decided to check out the Orion line of telescopes. I had some initial questions regarding the differences between this and the 6" aperture so I called Orion's...
Manufacturer's Description
Without spending a fortune you can get a telescope that will not only satisfy the kids, but the kid in you! Our SkyQuest XT4.5 is a quality telescope, with point-and-view simplicity that makes it easy to use and makes stargazing fun! The optical performance is far and away better than flimsy department store models. Its 4.5" (114mm) mirror, housed in an enameled steel tube, gathers 260% more starlight than a 60mm refractor. More light means you can see a lot more celestial objects in greater...
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