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SUNOYAR Kids Projector Telescope with 24 Space Images

(323 customer reviews)

Original price was: $139.99.Current price is: $89.99.

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Unlock the Wonders of the Universe with the Koolpte Kids Telescope! 🌟🔭 Introduce your child to the captivating world of astronomy with the Koolpte Kids Telescope. Designed specifically for young explorers aged 6 to 18, this beginner-friendly refractor telescope offers an exciting and educational experience.
  • High-Quality Optics: Equipped with a 50mm aperture and 360mm focal length, this telescope provides clear and distortion-free images, allowing children to observe celestial objects with remarkable clarity. ​
  • Dual Eyepieces: Includes two eyepieces, offering versatile magnification options to suit various viewing needs. ​
  • Tabletop Tripod: Comes with a stable tabletop tripod, ensuring steady observations and easy setup in any location. ​
  • Portable and Lightweight: Its compact design makes it easy for kids to carry and set up, whether at home or on outdoor adventures.​
  • Educational Gift: Perfect for sparking curiosity and fostering a love for science, this telescope makes an ideal gift for young

323 reviews for SUNOYAR Kids Projector Telescope with 24 Space Images

  1. Ashworth I –

    Compared to more expensive models, this one really holds its own. Very happy with it.

  2. Hollister U –

    The item itself was okay, but the packaging was damaged when it arrived. Didn¡¯t feel great about giving it as a gift like that.

  3. Fairmont D –

    My kid loves this telescope! Customer service was great when we had trouble with the projector focusing ¨C they sent a replacement right away.

  4. Gresham B –

    Just what I wanted. Works great and easy to handle.

  5. Beckford V –

    My son now asks to go outside every night. He loves scanning the sky and trying to find planets.

  6. Penrose W –

    Item as described. It¡¯s both educational and fun. My 4-year-old loves it.

  7. Vance E –

    We¡¯ve used it to look at stars, but also faraway trees and mountains. It works really well.

  8. Hollingsworth K –

    It¡¯s called a telescope but honestly, you can¡¯t see much through it. Also blocks the projector view if you try to use both. My kids like it for pretend play but I wouldn¡¯t get it again.

  9. Carrington H –

    Easy to put together. Love the tripod and smooth focus. Even grandparents can use it with grandkids. Perfect for beach viewing or backyard.

  10. Huxley S –

    My 5-year-old son loved this telescope! He likes the pictures and the telescope itself.

  11. Ashford C –

    Got this for my grandson and didn¡¯t want something cheap. This turned out to be a great choice.

  12. Ashford Y –

    Easy to put together and my grandson enjoys it so much he even shares it with his little sister.

  13. Langley N –

    The product itself was okay but the box came damaged. Was buying as a gift so that kind of ruined the presentation.

  14. Pembroke Q –

    My daughter loves it!

  15. Hawke K –

    This was my granddaughter’s first telescope and she¡¯s had a blast pointing it at everything ¨C moon, trees, even airplanes.

  16. Hollister O –

    We got this to encourage our kids to do something other than play video games. Now they ask to go outside at night!

  17. Pembroke Y –

    Awesome buy! My son loves it! The battery life in the projector didn¡¯t last very long, but overall it¡¯s awesome.

  18. Calloway V –

    Took only a few minutes to set up. It¡¯s a great option for beginners or younger kids. Clear viewing and fun to use. Definitely a great gift.

  19. Montclair W –

    Gave it to my neighbor¡¯s kid for his birthday and he hasn¡¯t stopped using it. His parents said it¡¯s his favorite gift!

  20. Rivers E –

    Not too complicated, which is great. My daughter feels like a real scientist using it.

  21. Pemberton O –

    My 4-year-old grandson loves this!

  22. Calloway S –

    I really like it! It’s kind of cool.

  23. Calloway N –

    Very easy to use, even for kids.

  24. Roscoe K –

    Got this for my 8 year old grandson and he loved it. It¡¯s been his favorite thing since.

  25. Worthington Q –

    Helps introduce kids to science in a fun way. We¡¯ve even started learning constellation names together.

  26. Gresham V –

    One of my 5-year-old twins wanted a telescope for Christmas, so Santa brought him this one. He loves it! It projects images onto the wall, and although it doesn¡¯t have real magnification, he loves it because he can use it anytime. We also got a family telescope for outdoor stargazing, but he prefers this one. It¡¯s much easier for little kids to use with the binocular-style eyepiece. A cool product for kids into space!

  27. Gresham U –

    Bought it as a present and it turned out better than expected. They use it all the time.

  28. Ravenscroft P –

    This telescope helped my child get even more excited about space. Now he says he wants to be an astronaut.

  29. Cavendish S –

    Got this for Christmas as a present.

  30. Worthington C –

    My 11-year-old uses the binoculars a lot. Telescope is great for the moon, stars less so (city lights maybe?). Still a good deal.

  31. Roscoe S –

    The tripod feels stable and the telescope doesn¡¯t feel cheap. Definitely a good pick.

  32. Pembroke V –

    We use it in the backyard or take it camping. It’s always a hit with the kids and their friends.

  33. Pembroke G –

    Grandson loved it. Too much light around his house, so we¡¯re planning a beach trip to explore more. Turning it into a fun homeschool project!

  34. Cavendish A –

    I liked it, and more importantly, the kids are happy!

  35. St. Clair L –

    My daughter loves watching stars and birds. The binoculars fit her perfectly, and the telescope is just right for her to explore constellations with her dad. Highly recommend for young beginners.

  36. Ashford J –

    Gave this to my son for his birthday and it totally stole the show. All the kids wanted to look through it.

  37. Gresham S –

    The setup only took a few minutes and my daughter was already spotting constellations the same night. Very cool experience.

  38. Kingsley V –

    Got this for my grandson who’s 5. Didn¡¯t want to spend too much. It¡¯s great for starters and he enjoys it a lot.

  39. Sheffield V –

    The projector piece broke the first time it got tipped over. The disks are tiny and easy to lose. Not what I expected but at least the seller helped and offered a solution.

  40. Sutherland I –

    Keeps my son occupied for hours, especially during weekends. Better than video games!

  41. Ashford Y –

    Didn¡¯t get any instructions with mine. If anyone has them, please share. Not sure if I put it together right.

  42. Hollingsworth V –

    We¡¯ve spent several nights together as a family learning about the sky. It¡¯s brought us together in a way I didn¡¯t expect.

  43. Sheffield F –

    My 4-year-old grandson loves it!

  44. Pembroke D –

    Gave this to my daughter and she spends lots of time looking at the night sky. It¡¯s not super fancy but does let you see much more than the naked eye. The tripod is small, meant for a table.

  45. Worthington Z –

    Matches the description well. Assembles easily, feels solid.

  46. Beaumont H –

    Honestly, the kids got bored with it pretty quickly. It just didn¡¯t grab their attention like I thought it would. Kind of a letdown.

  47. Hawke X –

    Works well for the price. It¡¯s actually better than I thought. Just a tip¡ªmake sure to twist the end to focus better. Once we figured that out, it was more fun to use.

  48. Ravenswood J –

    I really wanted this to work out since my 4-year-old loves anything about the sky. But the legs are an awkward length and can¡¯t be adjusted, so we end up holding it instead of using the stand. Adjusting the angle is a pain¡ªyou basically have to take it apart every time. Not user-friendly at all.

  49. Cavendish R –

    Solid product! Definitely recommending this to others.

  50. Abercrombie Z –

    Gave this to my 6-year-old nephew and he asks about the sky every night now.

  51. Pembroke P –

    We were looking for a small telescope to spark our daughter’s interest and this was perfect. Great combination of simplicity and function.

  52. Lennox E –

    Bought for a 14-year-old¡¯s birthday. The phone adapter was a great bonus.

  53. Ravenswood D –

    Got this for my granddaughter on her birthday ¡ª she loves it! Great way to spark her curiosity.

  54. Abernathy D –

    Practical and invites kids to explore the sky and its wonders.

  55. Calloway D –

    Bought this for my daughter who¡¯s been asking about the stars. She loves exploring the night sky now and even keeps a journal of what she sees.

  56. Browning S –

    Kids ages 1¨C5 give this toy more attention than I expected. They use it to look at each other and make shadow puppets with the spotlight on top.

  57. Ravenswood S –

    My 7-year-old had no trouble setting it up. Great confidence booster and lots of fun.

  58. Calloway V –

    For the price, the optics are actually really good. Once you get the hang of the phone mount, it¡¯s easy. Works great with a full-sized tripod too.

  59. Heaney D –

    Bought this for my 6 and 7-year-old grandkids. Works great and keeps them entertained. A really fun gift idea!

  60. Bellow E –

    I didn¡¯t expect much from a kids’ telescope, but I was really surprised at the image clarity. We¡¯re planning to try it out during the next full moon.

  61. Hawthorne Q –

    My kids didn¡¯t know much about stars before this, but now they¡¯re obsessed! It¡¯s simple to use and gets them excited to learn more.

  62. Lahiri L –

    Easy to put together and feels sturdier than I expected. For the price, it¡¯s definitely worth it, especially for kids just starting out.

  63. Huxley W –

    I bought this for a birthday present. It¡¯s well made, easy to use, and the kid absolutely loved it. Nice intro to astronomy.

  64. Carrington G –

    We bought this for our 8-year-old granddaughter for Christmas. She loved it! But she lost one of the viewer slides while outside, and she was heartbroken. Can I get more of these slides?

  65. Sheffield Q –

    Clear view of the stars and even down the river from our deck.

  66. Eggers S –

    My 8-year-old nephew was thrilled! It¡¯s light enough for him to carry and I like that you can use it with or without the tripod. Totally worth it.

  67. Walker F –

    Got it for my nephew¡¯s birthday. He¡¯s obsessed with it and loves exploring the sky.

  68. Ashworth G –

    My daughter uses it often. Easy to handle and surprisingly good quality.

  69. Nemerov Y –

    Our almost 5-year-old grandson loved it¡ªand honestly, so did the adults! Super fun gift. Would definitely recommend to others.

  70. Wilde Y –

    My 8-year-old got this for her birthday and now wants to become an astronaut. Definitely a win!

  71. Lawrence T –

    My kids fight over who gets to use it next. We could see stars pretty clearly, which is honestly better than I expected for something so small.

  72. Beattie N –

    Got this for my goddaughter. She liked it, but felt more like a magnifying glass than a full-on telescope. Still, she had fun with it.

  73. Ellison N –

    My son loves this telescope. It¡¯s such a fun toy for him!

  74. Ravenshaw N –

    We take this on camping trips and it¡¯s always a hit. Looking at the stars without city lights is amazing.

  75. Everhart R –

    Easy to focus, simple to use. My kid had no issues figuring it out.

  76. Gurganus L –

    Got this for my 7-year-old nephew. He¡¯s obsessed with it. Definitely made for beginners but that¡¯s exactly what he needed.

  77. Morrison Z –

    Simple to assemble, sturdy when placed on a flat surface, and gives a nice view. Very happy with how it turned out.

  78. Rivers Z –

    It¡¯s cute, works great, and looks like a real telescope¡ªnot just a toy.

  79. Mailer Z –

    First time using a telescope with my grandkids and it was such a fun experience. They were so happy to discover new things in the sky.

  80. Ravenscroft J –

    My two boys were so excited when they opened this. They’ve been out every night since trying to find stars and planets. Super fun and educational.

  81. Worthington K –

    My son loved the projection features, especially the planets and astronauts. It¡¯s a bit small, though, and only works in the dark. Not ideal for older kids, but great for younger ones.

  82. St. Clair G –

    Honestly didn¡¯t expect this level of clarity. We¡¯ve had a lot of fun with it and recommend it to friends with kids.

  83. Egan J –

    Christmas present for my nephew. He loves it and uses it all the time now.

  84. Morrison O –

    Really happy with this product. My son enjoys using it a lot.

  85. Wolfe Z –

    Easy to set up, lightweight, and foldable. Comes with 2 lenses. It¡¯s small but perfect for kids to explore the sky. Good deal overall.

  86. Gresham U –

    My kid loves this telescope! Customer service was quick to help when we had an issue with the projector.

  87. Worthington I –

    Very colorful and easy for the kids to use! They loved using the slides to project them on walls and the ceiling.

  88. Pembroke Y –

    The idea is fun but the pictures on the disks aren¡¯t easy to see. You¡¯re probably better off getting a beginner telescope with real magnification.

  89. Kingsolver M –

    Everything came packed neatly. Setup was simple and once it¡¯s focused, it works great. Small size but works really well for kids.

  90. Hollister M –

    I had a bit of trouble figuring it out at first. Instructions weren¡¯t the clearest, especially for someone totally new to this. But once I got the hang of it, it was fun to use.

  91. Ravenswood D –

    My granddaughter didn¡¯t show much interest. She really wanted a telescope to look at stars, not a toy. She¡¯s still very young but even then, this didn¡¯t hold her attention.

  92. Olds F –

    A great way to get kids interested in science. It¡¯s simple but works well for beginners.

  93. Morrow W –

    Our little one is really into the moon lately, and this made it even more exciting for him. Great little gift.

  94. Diaz C –

    Excellent gift for our granddaughter, she absolutely loved it!

  95. Melville B –

    Great product!

  96. Penrose F –

    My 7-year-old granddaughter loves this! It was a perfect Christmas gift.

  97. Ravenshaw F –

    Sturdy, well-colored, and little kids absolutely love it!

  98. Woiwode Z –

    My great grand nephew is about 5 or 6, and he really enjoys it. Seems like a hit for that age group.

  99. Calloway I –

    We¡¯ve been using this to teach the kids basic astronomy. Works great for moon phases, constellations, and bright planets.

  100. Blake X –

    Got this for my 12-year-old who¡¯s really into learning. He was beyond excited and it keeps him busy for hours. Great mix of toy and tool.

  101. Lethem H –

    Perfect little telescope for kids just starting to explore space. My kids set it up on the patio table and had a blast watching the moon.

  102. Fitzgerald L –

    I bought this as a gift and the kids loved it. It’s clear, simple to use, and totally worth the price.

  103. Keats C –

    My 3-year-old nephew really enjoys this! It¡¯s a fun toy for him.

  104. Whitmore N –

    This telescope is awesome! We all sat in my daughter¡¯s room last night with the lights off, and she took us through the slides! It was so easy to assemble and use!

  105. Fairweather V –

    It¡¯s labeled as a telescope, but it really doesn¡¯t do much. The binocular part blocks the projector view, and overall, it¡¯s more of a toy than anything for real stargazing. My kids still play with it, so I¡¯m not returning it, but I wouldn¡¯t buy it again.

  106. Harjo J –

    Nicely made and looks more expensive than it is. My kid uses it almost every clear night. Definitely sparks curiosity.

  107. Gresham C –

    Gifted this to my grandson and he loved it. Great way to start learning about space.

  108. Vance C –

    Very powerful. We could see several planets. Really impressed.

  109. Cather X –

    It¡¯s always been a dream for my kids to look at stars and now they can! The images are surprisingly clear. A great gift for kids or even adults.

  110. Calloway I –

    The telescope could use adjustable legs and a storage compartment for the discs, but the kids had a blast with it and loved the fun images.

  111. Wortham Y –

    I got this for my husband and he loves it! He¡¯s been using it every clear night since.

  112. Hollister Y –

    This telescope is great! It works well, and the kids love it.

  113. Bambara X –

    My son¡¯s first telescope and he¡¯s loving it! Super easy to adjust and the green moon filter is so cool. Seems very sturdy too.

  114. Tan S –

    This was a gift for our young grandson who loves planets. Exactly what we were looking for. Good value for sure.

  115. Hollister H –

    You’ll want to place it on a table or flat surface since it¡¯s short. We waited till fall to avoid mosquitoes. Great for learning.

  116. St. Clair C –

    Comes with different focal lengths to explore sky or land. Made with durable material. Good choice to introduce astronomy and birdwatching.

  117. Winterson Y –

    This is my grandson¡¯s favorite toy! He has so much fun with it.

  118. Beaumont J –

    We¡¯ve been able to see craters on the moon! My daughter brings it out almost every night now.

  119. Langley J –

    Focus and tilt functions are smooth and easy for little hands to use.

  120. Cusk Q –

    Fast shipping, no issues. Very happy with the purchase.

  121. Oates W –

    My daughter loves it! We use it to learn about the planets at night. It¡¯s a great starter telescope for her.

  122. Vidal M –

    This telescope looks nice and works well. You can even see far-away trees and leaves clearly. Great to take camping too.

  123. Worthington P –

    It¡¯s fine for a total beginner, like a 3-year-old. But there¡¯s no real wow factor. The slide show part is kinda tricky to see clearly, and the telescope only has one setting. My kid still liked it, but I was expecting a bit more.

  124. Ashworth W –

    Got this at a thrift shop and it¡¯s worth the few bucks. The tripod and viewer are really light plastic though, and I doubt it¡¯ll last long. Still, my little one enjoyed playing with it, maybe we¡¯ll bring it camping for fun.

  125. Lennox P –

    Can¡¯t complain. Doesn¡¯t have high-tech features like apps, but works great for kids and anyone starting out.

  126. Shelley Q –

    It¡¯s small and light but gives pretty sharp images. Comes with a stable little tripod and two lenses to swap. Great for little hands.

  127. Smiley E –

    It¡¯s fun for kids to look through and explore the world around them. My grandchild loved it.

  128. Fairmont W –

    Saw the moon¡¯s surface really clearly. Setup was quick and it¡¯s very beginner-friendly.

  129. Pynchon A –

    Bought this for my 6-year-old who¡¯s into space. She figured out how to use it right away. It¡¯s sturdy and totally worth the money.

  130. Fairweather J –

    Not just for stars¡ªwe use it to look at birds during the day too. Pretty cool!

  131. Munro N –

    The product is made well and sturdy enough for a 3-year-old to use.

  132. Carrington V –

    Nice way to bond as a family.

  133. Worthington Z –

    I didn¡¯t expect much at this price point but was really surprised by how clear the moon looks through it. Great for getting kids interested.

  134. Angelou E –

    Our daughter got this as a Christmas gift. We had a problem connecting the base, but support was super fast and helpful. Got a replacement quickly too!

  135. Sinclair W –

    My granddaughter loved this on her 5th birthday! It was a great gift.

  136. Lahane W –

    Just the right size for my toddler. He can carry it, fold it, and set it up himself. I help with focusing though. It’s fun for bird watching too.

  137. Kerouac K –

    Not as sturdy as expected, but still fun.

  138. Ravenshaw K –

    Fits in a small bag and easy to take to the park. Great for kids who love exploring.

  139. Langley O –

    Bought this for our son. We¡¯ve had only a few clear nights, but when we use it, it¡¯s great! Comes with binoculars too, which he also likes. Great for family bonding.

  140. Millhauser X –

    I got this for a coworker’s kid and it worked just like we hoped. Great little gift for any curious child.

  141. Baldwin H –

    Bought this for our daughter and she absolutely loved it. Easy setup, well packaged, and works better than I expected.

  142. Hawthorne S –

    My son asked about the moon one night and I knew this would be the right gift. It takes a little learning but he¡¯s having so much fun.

  143. Ravenshaw R –

    He¡¯s always wanted a telescope and now he has one he can actually use.

  144. Waverly Q –

    Not just a nighttime toy¡ªmy kids use it to look at trees and birds too.

  145. Whitman Q –

    Got this for my 9-year-old and it¡¯s just right. Not too complicated, and it actually works. He¡¯s been learning how to spot the moon and stars.

  146. Ravenscroft P –

    Really impressed for the price. It works well and is fun to use. Definitely worth it for beginners.

  147. Eliot E –

    My kids have been carrying this everywhere. It¡¯s small enough for them to handle easily and they¡¯re loving learning about stars and planets.

  148. Worthington S –

    Bought this for my 7-year-old niece and she absolutely loves it. Easy to use and she¡¯s been looking at the moon every night since.

  149. Plath C –

    My granddaughter enjoys looking at the stars at night. It¡¯s a wonderful present. I¡¯m so happy I bought it.

  150. Welty P –

    My friend¡¯s kid loves it. She uses it for school work, and it works great for her.

  151. Pemberton N –

    Excellent quality! My son loves it.

  152. Ravenscroft Z –

    Both my children love it. They argue over who gets to use it first. Definitely sparked their interest in space.

  153. Worthington U –

    I got this for my niece to help with her science interest and it did just that. She asks questions now about the planets and galaxies!

  154. Kushner Z –

    Gave this to my grandson for his birthday. He had so much fun with it right away.

  155. Gresham P –

    My kids love using this to see stars and planets. It really got them excited about space.

  156. Fairweather Z –

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  157. Hollister F –

    My kids are into science and loved this. The binoculars are surprisingly good quality too.

  158. Gluck M –

    My granddaughter absolutely loved it for her birthday. Would recommend for other little space fans.

  159. Hawthorne J –

    My 3-year-old grandson loves it. It works really well for him!

  160. St. Clair H –

    I was really hoping this would be fun, but the light and projector just don¡¯t turn on. I changed the batteries five times, and still nothing. Pretty disappointed. It feels like it just doesn¡¯t work out of the box.

  161. Roscoe J –

    Very good product! My 4-year-old great-grandson is rough with it, but it¡¯s durable. He loves the projector. I¡¯ll buy another one for my grandson.

  162. Beaumont I –

    My 6-year-old nephew was amazed to see moon craters! Comes with binoculars too. Quality is better than I expected. Fun for both kids and adults.

  163. Coleridge D –

    This is perfect for creative play! It¡¯s made from good-quality plastic and is very sturdy. Easy to assemble, and it comes with a battery. The colors are vibrant and fun.

  164. Winterbourne D –

    Wasn¡¯t expecting such sharp views. Works really well for the moon and some bright stars.

  165. Emerson G –

    We¡¯ve mostly been looking at the moon and it’s clear enough to see craters. Perfect size and quality for younger kids starting to explore space.

  166. Whitmore C –

    Didn¡¯t expect much at this price point, but it performs really well. Great for kids to explore.

  167. Cheever J –

    My 8-year-old nephew got this as a birthday gift and we were impressed. Works well, feels solid, and keeps him entertained.

  168. Carrington U –

    I really like this telescope! It¡¯s a great gift for any little explorer.

  169. Ishiguro F –

    Bought this for my 6-year-old. He loves watching the stars now. Took about 5 mins to set up and he uses it all the time.

  170. Hawke Q –

    My son had never used a telescope before and figured it out right away. Great first telescope.

  171. Calloway N –

    My 5-year-old can carry it around and adjust it herself. Light and sturdy.

  172. Huxley C –

    Doesn¡¯t take up much room, even when set up. Great for apartments or patios.

  173. Kingsley H –

    Was easy for him to view. I like that the viewfinder fits over his eyes ¨C it was perfect!

  174. Sinclair G –

    This telescope is just right for kids. It¡¯s light and easy to carry around. Works both during the day and at night. A nice start to sky watching.

  175. Moody L –

    This gift got all the attention. It¡¯s a great combo of fun and learning. Easy to set up and tough enough for my 5-year-old. Worked perfectly for us.

  176. Erdrich D –

    This telescope made our daughter¡¯s birthday perfect! She was so excited to start using it.

  177. Snyder M –

    You can see a lot with it, especially during the day. Great for curious kids.

  178. Bradbury P –

    Got it as a New Year gift for my daughter and she was super happy! Really good quality for the price. She¡¯s using it all the time. Recommended.

  179. Toibin O –

    My 3-year-old nephew absolutely loved it! He enjoys looking at the sky and sharing what he finds.

  180. Ashworth U –

    I gave this as a gift, and it was loved by the recipient.

  181. Hawthorne Y –

    My daughter loves this telescope. It¡¯s such a fun toy for her!

  182. Twain D –

    We bought this for our two-year-old grandson, and he loves it. It¡¯s the perfect size for him to carry around. He even turns it on by himself.

  183. Winters R –

    My 6-year-old put it together easily. It¡¯s simple and intuitive for him to use.

  184. Barth L –

    My grandson absolutely loves it! It¡¯s perfect for him.

  185. Hollingsworth X –

    It¡¯s smaller than I thought, but don¡¯t let that fool you. This little thing can see far.

  186. Ashford X –

    My 5-year-old granddaughter loves the projector. She uses it every night to help her fall asleep.

  187. Winterbourne G –

    My granddaughter loves this telescope. She now wants to sit outside every night and wait for the stars.

  188. Capote P –

    I always thought you needed a huge telescope, but this one proved me wrong. It¡¯s compact, easy to carry, and shows great images of the moon, stars.

  189. Hardy S –

    If your child loves plants and stargazing, this is a great telescope to learn on. It did fall over once, and one leg broke, but we can still use it.

  190. Steinbeck K –

    My 6-year-old daughter and niece love it. It keeps them entertained for hours, and even I enjoy it!

  191. Hollingsworth L –

    My granddaughter got this for Christmas and just a few months later, one of the little plastic parts holding the legs together broke. She enjoyed it while it lasted, but I was hoping it would be sturdier.

  192. Salinger V –

    Light, easy to carry, and does the job for young star watchers. A great intro telescope that doesn¡¯t take up much space.

  193. Winters E –

    Bought this for my nephew, and he loved it. It¡¯s a great gift for any young explorer!

  194. Hempel V –

    Just right for our 4-year-old. It¡¯s simple and fun for him to use by himself.

  195. Yates K –

    Bought this for my 5-year-old¡¯s birthday. I never knew what to get him, but this telescope was the perfect choice. He looks at the stars every day.

  196. Wortham U –

    The moon looks so close and detailed! It¡¯s exciting for kids to see craters and shadows for the first time.

  197. Wallace I –

    Bought this for my 4-year-old nephew. He loves it, and it¡¯s helping him get into science.

  198. Mantel Y –

    I bought this for my four-year-old granddaughter and it kept her entertained during her visit. She loves it!

  199. Pemberton G –

    My daughter keeps asking about planets and galaxies now. She even brought the telescope to school for show and tell.

  200. Dillard L –

    This is a fun and educational gift for kids. It kept my 4-year-old engaged and learning.

  201. Montgomery I –

    We¡¯ve learned a lot together since getting this. Great way to bond and learn at the same time.

  202. Carrington M –

    Could clearly see the moon, some planets, and even a few constellations. Good quality lens.

  203. Lahiri V –

    My kids were super excited when they opened this. It’s simple but so much fun. We¡¯ve used it a few nights now and it keeps them curious about the stars.

  204. Overton K –

    Loved everything about it. Would buy again.

  205. Levine W –

    They¡¯ve been using it to spot birds and bugs from all over. Super cool first telescope for young ones.

  206. Sheffield U –

    Awesome product!

  207. Langley K –

    I just got it and it¡¯s been cloudy every night! Can¡¯t wait to try it out and start stargazing. Looks promising.

  208. Pembroke Z –

    This is a great gift for children who aren¡¯t quite ready for a real telescope. Well-made, and kids can learn about planets and stars from projected wall images. Fun!!

  209. Lowell W –

    Got this for my son¡¯s birthday and he was so excited. Once we helped him set it up, he got the hang of it quickly. He uses it often now.

  210. Worthington T –

    I really like it. It¡¯s a cool toy that my kids enjoy.

  211. Langley C –

    Got this for my 6-year-old grandson ¡ª he loves it and finds it easy to use.

  212. Thoreau Z –

    The tripod is steady and the lenses are actually pretty clear. My kids are using it more than I expected. Really got them into space stuff.

  213. Beaumont X –

    After buying two terrible telescopes, I was skeptical, but this one works perfectly! My son loves it and it¡¯s crystal clear.

  214. Beaumont D –

    My kids had a blast with it! They loved turning off the lights and showing the images on the wall. One of the legs broke after just a few uses though. We fixed it with glue but wish it lasted longer.

  215. Ginsberg A –

    It¡¯s been a fun way to get our son interested in the sky. We¡¯ve talked about constellations, the moon, and planets while using this.

  216. Dubus L –

    This is actually pretty solid quality for what you pay. Gave it as a Christmas gift and it was a big hit. We already tried it and it works well!

  217. Powers V –

    My son put it together by himself. We had such a good time spotting stars together. Can¡¯t wait to spend more summer nights outside!

  218. Kinnell W –

    My kids enjoy using it for bird watching, moon gazing, even looking at planes. It¡¯s lightweight and easy to carry.

  219. Frost H –

    I love the value for the money, and the clarity is great for the price.

  220. Hollingsworth W –

    My kids love this! Just know that it¡¯s not really telescope quality. It¡¯s more like kid binoculars. But my kids still love it, and they¡¯ve had a lot of fun with it.

  221. Montgomery W –

    My son figured out how to change the lenses after one try. Helps him get different views which he loves.

  222. Ashford V –

    Honestly shocked how clearly we could see the moon with this. Super fun experience for the kids.

  223. Huxley X –

    Simple, fun, and totally worth the money.

  224. Heller R –

    This was easier to use than I thought. My son managed to assemble it by himself. He enjoys it a lot and keeps asking about planets now.

  225. Pembroke O –

    Got it for my grandson¡¯s birthday and he uses it almost every night now. Very happy with this gift.

  226. Hollister U –

    I bought this for my nephew and he¡¯s been loving it. Shows a pretty decent picture for a beginner telescope.

  227. Ozick B –

    Really easy to use. Perfect for kids who are just getting into space or nature stuff.

  228. O’Connor B –

    My grandson, who¡¯s 3, loves space and planets, and he enjoys looking through this telescope and showing it to everyone.

  229. Worthington J –

    My husband and I both are just getting into watching the sky and this telescope works great for us. Good starter model.

  230. Saunders O –

    My grandson was so excited to get this gift! He¡¯s been using it to explore and has a blast with it.

  231. Sinclair A –

    My son was able to put it together himself. It¡¯s super lightweight and we take it with us on camping trips. Good for both day and night use.

  232. Carrington H –

    Bought this for my 4-year-old. Perfect size and easy to use. He stands on the porch looking for birds and planes. The whole kit is great quality. Even the binoculars case feels solid.

  233. Kingsley E –

    This is a fun tool for learning the sky. It won¡¯t show Saturn’s rings clearly but the moon looks amazing. Perfect for a beginner like me. A bit tricky to focus on small objects, but overall it¡¯s a great deal.

  234. Hollingsworth M –

    Great gift for a little explorer! My nephew loved it!

  235. Pemberton U –

    Very colorful and easy for the kids to use. They loved using it with the slides and projecting them on the walls and ceiling.

  236. Lovecraft F –

    This is such a cool telescope. It’s the perfect size for my daughter. She loves sitting out on the patio and looking through it. Great purchase!

  237. Carrington U –

    This is more of a toy than a real telescope but my son enjoys it. He uses the projector more than the scope itself.

  238. Updike Z –

    We set it up as a family and spent the evening looking at stars together. It’s been a fun way to get the kids more interested in science.

  239. Langley L –

    Assembly could¡¯ve used better instructions, but overall it¡¯s a cute little telescope. My daughter enjoys it a lot.

  240. Faulkner Z –

    My youngest grandson loves anything to do with the sky. He¡¯s been over the moon with this and takes it out whenever he can.

  241. Hecht Z –

    My son was so excited. It was easy to put together and he figured it out fast.

  242. Wordsworth Y –

    We live where you can see a lot of stars, so I got this for the kids. Easy to assemble and works surprisingly well. Not expensive either.

  243. Didion O –

    My daughter loves space and this was the perfect gift. She uses it every chance she gets. Definitely a hit.

  244. Redwood Z –

    I didn¡¯t think I¡¯d use it, but now we all go out together to look at the stars. Great bonding time!

  245. Kingsley L –

    This is our family¡¯s first telescope and we¡¯re hooked! Easy to assemble and we got a great look at the moon right away.

  246. Anshaw M –

    We used it to look at the ‘Christmas Star’ and it worked well. Tripod could be stronger¡ªit broke¡ªbut we had a backup. Dual eyepiece is kid-friendly.

  247. Hawke S –

    Bought this for my nephew¡¯s 5th birthday. He loved it so much that he ignored all his other gifts. He¡¯s really into the stars and planets.

  248. Wilder H –

    My grandson loved this! It¡¯s a great beginner telescope.

  249. Cavendish C –

    My daughter now wants books on space because of this telescope. Love how it encourages learning.

  250. Kingsley O –

    I loved the projection with planets, spaceships, and astronauts! My son was amazed. However, it¡¯s pretty small, and he has to crouch to look through it. Still, it¡¯s fun!

  251. Winterbourne A –

    My 8 year old uses this whenever the sky is clear. He loves space and now loves his telescope too.

  252. Crane A –

    I was honestly surprised how well this works. We tried it during a clear night and the view of the moon was great. Simple to set up and use.

  253. Sebald H –

    Such a good way to get my kid into space. Simple to use, sturdy, and has decent clarity for a kid¡¯s scope. Super happy with it!

  254. Pembroke O –

    Well built and great for a kid just starting out. Easy to understand and use.

  255. Chabon L –

    My 3-year-old loves this telescope. It’s perfect for him, he just can¡¯t put it down.

  256. Orwell I –

    I bought this for my 3-year-old grandson. He loves it, especially the projector on top. Customer service was great when I needed replacement disks.

  257. Hemingway Z –

    Just moved to a place with darker skies and got this for my nephew. We¡¯ve used it a few nights and it¡¯s great for moon watching. You¡¯ll need to set it on a table, but otherwise, no complaints.

  258. Alcott L –

    My little ones are obsessed with stars and this telescope is just right for them. They love changing the lenses and spotting planets.

  259. Pemberton D –

    My grandson loved it!

  260. Kingsley B –

    Pretty normal telescope, works as expected.

  261. Winterbourne B –

    Bought for my 7 year old¡¯s birthday. Easy to figure out and fun to use. Great way to get started with astronomy.

  262. St. Clair A –

    Took less than 5 minutes to assemble. Directions were clear, even my 6-year-old understood them.

  263. Ashford X –

    My son is always talking about stars, and this was perfect. It¡¯s simple to set up and sturdy. Great starting point.

  264. Hollingsworth X –

    My 5-year-old is over the moon about this! Comes with different lenses, adjustable focus, and the binoculars are a great add-on. Totally worth the price.

  265. Ashford M –

    My grandson loves looking at the moon with this. It¡¯s simple enough for him to use on his own. Totally worth it.

  266. Ravenscroft R –

    It¡¯s a small, cute telescope. The pictures were a bit fuzzy, but my kids still had a good time playing with it. Great little toy, just not super clear.

  267. Carrington H –

    Easy to transport and gets lots of attention when we take it out. Other kids want to try it too.

  268. Waverly Y –

    She uses it every evening to look at the moon. It’s very lightweight and easy for her to carry and adjust by herself.

  269. Zink S –

    My grandson kept asking for one so he could look at stars at night. He was thrilled when he finally got it. Simple setup and he¡¯s been using it almost every night.

  270. Sheffield B –

    My 9-year-old uses it almost daily. Very engaging and keeps him away from the tablet for a bit.

  271. Carrington X –

    My niece loves this! Got it for Christmas, and she brings it to daycare at least once a week to look for the moon!

  272. Winterbourne H –

    My 6 year old can set this up and use it on his own with a bit of help. It¡¯s intuitive and not overwhelming for young kids.

  273. Worthington O –

    This is a cute little telescope. I liked the projector part even though it doesn’t work great. But it¡¯s way too short. I got it for my 8-year-old and it¡¯s just not a good fit. Feels more like something for a 3 or 4 year old. Kinda disappointed, especially since the projector doesn¡¯t line up right.

  274. Merwin F –

    My grandson thought this was awesome. He uses it for everything.

  275. Fitzgerald G –

    Wasn¡¯t expecting much, but this works really well! Clear views, easy to handle. Definitely worth it.

  276. Langley X –

    We were able to see the moon with such detail¡ªreally blew us away. Great way to get kids excited about science.

  277. Dickinson F –

    The size makes it easy for kids to carry around. We use a table to set it on. Makes star viewing fun without any hassle.

  278. McCarthy P –

    Love the concept of this telescope. My son enjoys looking for stars and the moon with it. It¡¯s not very sturdy, but I¡¯m still happy with it overall.

  279. Pembroke Z –

    I was able to see craters on the moon and even got a faint glimpse of Jupiter¡¯s moons. Not the best lenses included, but great for the price.

  280. Ashworth H –

    My daughter just turned 11 and this was her favorite birthday gift. Bit tricky to adjust, but once you get it, it¡¯s very cool.

  281. Gresham D –

    Instead of screen time, now the kids ask to go outside with the telescope. That¡¯s a win for me.

  282. Sheffield I –

    After buying two useless telescopes elsewhere, I was skeptical. But this one is great! My son loves it, and the images are clear.

  283. Hollingsworth L –

    Everything about this was perfect for the little one. He can¡¯t stop using it. Thanks so much!

  284. Pembroke M –

    Got it for my grandchild¡¯s 5th birthday and she loved it!

  285. Fairmont P –

    Got it mostly for fun ¡ª it¡¯s smaller than expected but it works. The image shakes a bit with touch but settles quickly. Instructions explain everything well. Binoculars included are decent. Good starter toy for kids.

  286. Worthington A –

    The binoculars were great but the telescope was hard to focus at first. The setup wasn¡¯t easy because the instructions were a bit vague. I suggest looking up a video.

  287. Ashford W –

    The sun looked HUGE through this ¡ª definitely don¡¯t stare too long!

  288. Hollingsworth Q –

    Super simple and small enough to take on camping trips. My 5 year old grandson uses it with no trouble.

  289. Overton W –

    My granddaughter loves it!

  290. Hawke B –

    This is a great starter telescope. Easy to use and gives a nice clear image of the moon.

  291. Huxley N –

    I use this mostly for watching birds and animals in the yard. It works well and was easy to set up. The bonus binoculars are a nice touch.

  292. Ashford F –

    Works just as expected. No issues at all.

  293. Pemberton S –

    Pretty easy to use, and the instructions are clear. It¡¯s a little short so it¡¯s hard to look directly at the moon unless it¡¯s lower in the sky. Still happy with it overall.

  294. Fairweather F –

    This is a really cute toy for my 3-year-old. She loves the moon and stars, and these project them pretty realistically!

  295. Vance V –

    It¡¯s affordable and still delivers a great view. You won¡¯t get professional-level results but for kids, it¡¯s absolutely enough.

  296. Forsythe S –

    This is definitely not professional-grade, but for young kids starting out, it¡¯s more than enough.

  297. Ravenshaw G –

    It didn¡¯t really hold my granddaughter¡¯s interest. She was more excited about getting a ¡°real¡± telescope to look at the stars, and this one felt more like a toy to her. It was also a bit tricky for her to use on her own. She¡¯s still a toddler, but expected more.

  298. St. Clair G –

    The projector part broke off the first time it tipped over¡ªgranted, we have hard floors, but still. The discs are tiny, hard to store, and the images don¡¯t come out that clearly. It sounded better than it actually turned out. The only plus is that it kind of works like basic kid binoculars. That said, the seller did help out in the end, so that was appreciated.

  299. Roscoe C –

    It doesn¡¯t feel like a cheap toy. It¡¯s well-made and stands up to some rough handling.

  300. Fairmont J –

    My granddaughter loved it at first, but a small plastic part that connects the legs broke within 4 months. I expected it to last longer for the price.

  301. Abernathy R –

    We could actually see Jupiter as a bright dot. Not bad at all for a starter telescope.

  302. Pembroke U –

    Even though it¡¯s for kids, it feels like a real telescope. No flimsy parts.

  303. Cavendish V –

    I was looking for a telescope for my 4-year-old and found this. We ordered it for Christmas, and I¡¯m so glad we did! The disks include really cool images that my son loves projecting on his wall. He feels like he¡¯s using a real telescope. No issues with durability so far, but it¡¯s mainly used in his room with me around.

  304. Pembroke O –

    My 5-year-old figured it out quickly. We used the phone holder and got a clear shot of the moon. Simple and fun!

  305. Pembroke C –

    Amazing birthday gift for my grandson. Great customer service ¨C they were professional and helped solve a small problem we had.

  306. Ravenshaw Z –

    Got this for my 3-year-old. She loves it!

  307. Hollingsworth K –

    My son takes it out every evening and checks what¡¯s visible. It¡¯s become a part of our evening routine and he¡¯s learning so much.

  308. Pembroke Z –

    Our grandkids use this all the time. It¡¯s sturdy, easy to use, and perfect for daytime birdwatching and night sky. They love the binoculars too, and the posters were a great bonus.

  309. Pembroke X –

    Everything arrived just like described. Very pleased with the product so far.

  310. Sutton P –

    Couldn¡¯t believe how well we could see stars even from our backyard with all the city lights.

  311. Gresham U –

    A good entry-level telescope. Great for beginners.

  312. Fairweather B –

    Got this for my nephew¡¯s 5th birthday. He loved it so much, he put aside all his other gifts to play with it!

  313. Wortham Z –

    We made it part of our weekend routine to go outside and take turns looking through the telescope.

  314. Vance C –

    Product showed up just like it was described. Good value for the money.

  315. Winterborne O –

    It says for ages 8+ but honestly, I think 4 or 5 is more realistic. The telescope doesn¡¯t really zoom. But the flashlight projector and disks are fun for pretend play. My kid uses it in a dark room like a planet show.

  316. Ravenscroft F –

    Lightweight and simple to move around. We take it on trips and it¡¯s always a hit with the kids.

  317. Ravenswood Y –

    Just know this isn¡¯t a real telescope, it¡¯s more like kid binoculars. The projector needs to be focused by twisting the tip. It¡¯s short, so it needs to sit on a table.

  318. Lennox T –

    Easy for little ones to carry but also doesn¡¯t tip over easily. Good balance of both.

  319. Winterbourne G –

    My son is obsessed with it since Christmas. He¡¯s out every night checking the moon.

  320. Abernathy M –

    Looks cool in photos but way smaller in real life. Eyepiece is fine, but the projector didn¡¯t work and we missed the return window by a few days. Would have liked to exchange but couldn¡¯t find contact info.

  321. Kingsley A –

    We¡¯ve had it a few weeks now, and it¡¯s held up through daily use by two wild little boys.

  322. Gresham Z –

    Both telescope and binoculars work great. Setup was easy, and the whole family enjoys using it. Educational and fun!

  323. Roscoe J –

    My granddaughter adored this! Great gift for a young explorer.

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