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AstroMaster 70 AZ

AstroMaster 70AZ

A favorite first telescope for beginners, the AstroMaster 70AZ refractor offers sharp, detailed views of Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s moons, and more. It’s the easiest way to discover the night sky.

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Includes everything you need to get started with astronomy: two 1.25” eyepieces (20mm and 10mm), finderscope, erect image diagonal, and free Starry Night astronomy software.

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430
Aperture
70mm (2.76”) 90mm (3.54”) 102mm (4.0”) 60mm (2.36”)
Focal Length
900mm (35”) 1000mm (39”) 660mm (23.6”) 700mm (28”)
Focal Ratio
f/13 f/11 f/6.5 f/12
Magnification
45x, 90x 50x,100x 33x, 66x 35x, 70x
Limiting Magnitude
11.7 12.3 13.7 11.4
Low Useful Magnification
10x 13x 14x 9x
High Theoretical Magnification
165x 213x 240x 142x
Assembled Weight
11.0 lbs (5.0 kg) 12.4 lbs (5.6 kg) 14.1 lbs (6.4kg) 7.5 lbs (3.4 kg)

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zoom ratio
90 multiplier x
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70
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objective lens diameter
70 millimeters
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aperture diameter
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    Product Description

    The Celestron AstroMaster is a superior choice for those looking for a professionally-designed, durable, and long-lasting dual-purpose telescope. The AstroMaster Series 70AZ Refractor Telescope is a user-friendly and powerful telescope engineered with a lightweight frame and fully-coated glass optics. It includes two eyepieces (20mm and 10mm), an adjustable-height tripod and a red dot finder scope. The AstroMaster is made of high-quality materials to provide clear and bright images of Saturn, Jupiter, and the Moon, along with deep space objects including brighter galaxies and nebulae. For even more versatility, you can also use this telescope for viewing land based objects during the daytime hours. The two eyepieces combined with the powerful 70mm aperture optics produce amazing magnification. The 20mm eyepiece has a 45x magnification, while the second 10mm eyepiece can zoom up to 90x. This combination permits you to focus on distant objects with amazing clarity and perception. The telescope is quick to set up and requires no tools for assembly. This fun to use and precision manufactured telescope includes a rugged, pre-assembled tripod with 1.25-inch steel tube legs, which provides a stable platform for hours of safe use. As a bonus, all users receive a FREE download PC- and Mac-compatible astronomy software for interactive sky simulation, Starry Night Basic Edition. It’s the best way to learn about the night sky, download printable sky maps, research thousands of celestial objects, and plan your next observing session. This telescope also comes with a deluxe accessory tray to store your telescope’s accessories. Buy with confidence from the world’s #1 telescope brand, based in California since 1960. You’ll also receive a 2-year warranty and unlimited access to technical support from our team of US-based experts. Tom Johnson founded Celestron in 1960 after building a telescope to share the night sky with his sons. Since then, Celestron has established itself as the world’s #1 telescope brand. Celestron telescopes are used by scientists in world-class research observatories and even aboard the International Space Station.

    Customer reviews

    4.4 out of 5 stars
    4.4 out of 5
    3,977 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, ease of use, image quality and value of the telescope. For example, they mention it's constructed really well, easy to set up and that the moon view is amazing to look at. That said, they appreciate the value for money. Opinions are mixed on performance and focus.

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    377 customers mention328 positive49 negative

    Customers like the quality of the telescope. They say it's constructed really well, sturdy, and has great views. Some mention that the tripod is a bit heavy. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and durability of the product.

    "...The good thing is the mount of the finder scope is very good and stable and aligned enough with my telescope so I can just look through the round..." Read more

    "...Trust me. Absolutely great product though, I was able to see every detail of the moon for the first time ever !..." Read more

    "...I know some reviewers expect a heavier tripod, but i found it sturdy enough, especially after trying the lightweight tripod that came with the $150..." Read more

    "...This set has by far the best potential of any set I've ever owned because of the additional accessories that can be purchased for it." Read more

    202 customers mention172 positive30 negative

    Customers find the telescope easy to set up and use. They mention that the instructions are clear and the telescope can be put together in no time at all. Some say that the telescope itself is simple and good enough to fit the bill.

    "...Grandpa, Daddy and grandson loved it. Easy to put together and use." Read more

    "...Nice quality of view. Easy to use. Easy to cary. Sturdy while not heavy. The finder scope/ red dot is garbage. Which is to be expected...." Read more

    "...The packaging was pretty and setup was simple." Read more

    "...It's very light and easy to assemble with the assembly instructions. We took it out last night (October 20th, 2023) to look at the moon...." Read more

    190 customers mention153 positive37 negative

    Customers like the image quality of the telescope. They say the moon view is amazing to look at, with high definition. They also say the picture is sharp and impressive looking. Customers can also see Saturn's rings very clearly and 3 of Jupiter's moons.

    "...Moon in a very high definition-> Mars-> Jupiter with jupiter's moons-..." Read more

    "The telescope itself, for the price is very nice. Nice quality of view. Easy to use. Easy to cary. Sturdy while not heavy...." Read more

    "...A speck on the horizon, is transformed into a perfect image through this AstroMaster 102 scope." Read more

    "...You can certainly see a lot of detail on the moon surface as well, including ridges, craters, and shadows...." Read more

    152 customers mention124 positive28 negative

    Customers like the value of the telescope. They say it's a good investment for beginners, and an affordable starter telescope. Some customers also mention that it works well. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...From a telescope perspective, this is a very nice investment for a beginer to intermediate astronomers...." Read more

    "The telescope itself, for the price is very nice. Nice quality of view. Easy to use. Easy to cary. Sturdy while not heavy...." Read more

    "...Certainly worth the money for what it is and I am very pleased with my purchase." Read more

    "This is a great, affordable starter telescope. I live in the city and can get good views of Saturn and Jupiter...." Read more

    43 customers mention40 positive3 negative

    Customers find the star finder really helpful in finding stars at night. They say the alt-az mount makes finding celestial objects easy and intuitive. They mention that they can spot some planets and constellations pretty quickly and clearly. They also say the telescope is great and the software for finding stars and such in the sky is great. Customers also say that they have had fantastic views of many planets, clusters, and deep space objects.

    "...You can easily watch the below celestial objects-> Moon in a very high definition-> Mars-> Jupiter with jupiter's moons-..." Read more

    "...this telescope 3 stars because I was impressed by it's ability to capture light and see distant faint objects, including Jupiter's moons and Saturn..." Read more

    "...and has an electronic star finder which is really helpful in finding stars at night once you align it properly...." Read more

    "...mount the tripod kinda suck but the scope its' self is great for resolving binary stars and getting good views of planets and the moon." Read more

    74 customers mention51 positive23 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the telescope. Some mention that it works well, while others say that it doesn't do as described, is woefully underpowered, and the tripod sucks a little.

    "...clusters and deep space objects, tripod is not perfect but works well enough, might upgrade eventually...." Read more

    "...The parts are fine. Sturdy enough for family use. The tripod works well...." Read more

    "...wise not very satisfied, the finderscope is a pain, mine did not work, even with the battery full on...." Read more

    "...complaint is the star finder feels and looks pretty cheap but works perfectly fine. You will have to play with it to find it’s sweet spot...." Read more

    40 customers mention16 positive24 negative

    Customers are mixed about the focus of the telescope. Some mention that it's easy to find things, has a nice focal length, and is easy to use and handle. However, others say that it doesn't focus, the finder is not great, and the lens will not focus.

    "...Also, there is no fine focus feature which was disappointing. With star gazing, not having a fine focus feature is frustrating...." Read more

    "...The 90degree prism makes erect images-> Very nice focal lengthCons:-> Tripod is very very bad...." Read more

    "...time I would show my family the planet and the moon the telescope will lose the focus which makes it frustrating...." Read more

    "...It is long and big and the tripod looks super cool even if it is less than optimal...." Read more

    Almost OK Telescope  on an Annoying Tripod
    3 Stars
    Almost OK Telescope on an Annoying Tripod
    Update:I dropped a second star after trying to use the scope to look at the moon. This year Jupiter and Saturn were both visible, so I started first on them. Nine months later, Saturn is now a daytime planet and Jupiter sets in the early evening, so I set my sights on the moon. Since I also bought a set of upgraded gold-line eyepieces, I expected to see a nice sharp image. I was very disappointed. Nothing was truly sharp. I tired every trick I knew. I went up and down the magnifications of my gold-line eyepieces. I tried both of the original Celestron eyepieces. I tried a moon filter. I tried adding my 80A filter to the moon filter. I put a cut-out over the large objective lens to reduce total light and increase contrast. I cleaned my eyepieces. I took apart the telescope and cleaned the star diagonal and the objective lens/lenses (The objective uses double lenses). Nothing helped. I began to suspect my eyesight and pulled out my binoculars and found my binoculars and gave me me a nice sharp image at one-eighth the cost. I'm still leaving this telescope 3 stars because I was impressed by it's ability to capture light and see distant faint objects, including Jupiter's moons and Saturn's rings. However, the resolution and contrast were disappointing for a $300+ telescope.Original reviewI dropped a star due to the annoying telescope mount on the tripod. Even with the mechanisms unlocked, when I first got the telescope, the mount was very hard to rotate, both horizontally and vertically. Basically, it is so stiff that once you put enough pressure to overcome the friction, it suddenly shoots past your target. I will provide directions on how reduce this problem, but plan on buying an 8 mm hex key (or 5/16 inch hex key) and Super Lube synthetic grease.I had a beginner telescope since I was 8 or 10 years old and shared it with my kids from time to time until it fell apart somewhere in my late 30s. I'm now past 60 and wanted to be able occasionally look at the moon and planets again, without breaking the bank. I first bought a $150 80mm Hexeum telescope, but returned it a few days later, realizing that I would have to spend lots more to replace every eyepiece and and drill some holes to install a better finder scope. So, it took a big breath, and bought the Celestron 102AZ for $300.When it arrived, I pulled the large refractor scope out of the box and was impressed. The telescope is best described as advanced beginner or pre-intermediate. I put it together and adjusted the finder scope while it was still daylight. After nightfall saw Jupiter and at least 4 moons and Saturn with its rings and at least one moon. The red-spot finder was a big help in targeting the planets and the eyepieces were pretty good for inexpensive Keller lenses. I also bought a 2X and a 3X Svbony Barlow lens to make the images bigger. I was impressed by the quality of the images, even with the beginner eyepieces.Now for the tripod. I know some reviewers expect a heavier tripod, but i found it sturdy enough, especially after trying the lightweight tripod that came with the $150 Hexeum telescope that I returned. However, the telescope mount was very, very stiff for both horizontal rotation (azimuth) and vertical up and down (altitude). I tried oiling various parts with WD-40 and light oil, but that solution failed.After email correspondence with Celestron and reading about similar complaints online, here is what I found. Between the tripod legs, under the mount, there is an overtightened bolt that attaches the horizontal rotating plate to the base that attaches to the legs. Turn the mount upside-down, then use an 8mm (or 5/16 inch) hex key (same thing as an Allen wrench) to loosen the bottom bolt counter-clockwise about a quarter turn. If that's not enough, turn it a hair more. Now flip it back over and try rotating the mount horizontally. If unlocked, it should turn smoothly and freely with almost no friction.The altitude (up and down) mechanism is a little harder to fix. The altitude mechanism attaches the telescope to a horizontally split tube that rotates around two parallel black disks, one on each side of the altitude mechanism, The disks are hidden by an orange cap on one side and grey metal on the other side, but they are visible though the horizontal split (or gap) in the mechanism. You may need a bright light or flashlight to look in the gap and see the black disks. The twisting handle, called the pan handle, reduces the size of the horizontal split (gap), causing the tube to grip onto the disks. Unfortunately, even when completely loosened, there still too much friction on the disks. To reduce the friction, buy some Super Lube Multipurpose Synthetic Grease, then take a toothpick or skewer and dab some grease on the edge of the black disks, which can only be reached through the horizontal "split" or gap in the altitude tube. After you dab in some grease, loosen the pan handle lever and rotate the altitude down and up, over and back in order to spread the grease. I had to dab the grease on the edges of the gap a several times and at multiple altitudes. Although the altitude rotation is not as smooth as I would like, it is a lot better with the synthetic grease.One more detail. Unlike the Hexeum telescope, the Celestron AstroMaster 102AZ does not come with a free carry bag. A decent carry bag is not cheap but is a worthwhile purchase to protect your telescope, especially if you ever need to store the telescope, move to a new apartment, or travel with the telescope.
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    Update:
    I dropped a second star after trying to use the scope to look at the moon. This year Jupiter and Saturn were both visible, so I started first on them. Nine months later, Saturn is now a daytime planet and Jupiter sets in the early evening, so I set my sights on the moon. Since I also bought a set of upgraded gold-line eyepieces, I expected to see a nice sharp image. I was very disappointed. Nothing was truly sharp. I tired every trick I knew. I went up and down the magnifications of my gold-line eyepieces. I tried both of the original Celestron eyepieces. I tried a moon filter. I tried adding my 80A filter to the moon filter. I put a cut-out over the large objective lens to reduce total light and increase contrast. I cleaned my eyepieces. I took apart the telescope and cleaned the star diagonal and the objective lens/lenses (The objective uses double lenses). Nothing helped. I began to suspect my eyesight and pulled out my binoculars and found my binoculars and gave me me a nice sharp image at one-eighth the cost. I'm still leaving this telescope 3 stars because I was impressed by it's ability to capture light and see distant faint objects, including Jupiter's moons and Saturn's rings. However, the resolution and contrast were disappointing for a $300+ telescope.

    Original review

    I dropped a star due to the annoying telescope mount on the tripod. Even with the mechanisms unlocked, when I first got the telescope, the mount was very hard to rotate, both horizontally and vertically. Basically, it is so stiff that once you put enough pressure to overcome the friction, it suddenly shoots past your target. I will provide directions on how reduce this problem, but plan on buying an 8 mm hex key (or 5/16 inch hex key) and Super Lube synthetic grease.

    I had a beginner telescope since I was 8 or 10 years old and shared it with my kids from time to time until it fell apart somewhere in my late 30s. I'm now past 60 and wanted to be able occasionally look at the moon and planets again, without breaking the bank. I first bought a $150 80mm Hexeum telescope, but returned it a few days later, realizing that I would have to spend lots more to replace every eyepiece and and drill some holes to install a better finder scope. So, it took a big breath, and bought the Celestron 102AZ for $300.

    When it arrived, I pulled the large refractor scope out of the box and was impressed. The telescope is best described as advanced beginner or pre-intermediate. I put it together and adjusted the finder scope while it was still daylight. After nightfall saw Jupiter and at least 4 moons and Saturn with its rings and at least one moon. The red-spot finder was a big help in targeting the planets and the eyepieces were pretty good for inexpensive Keller lenses. I also bought a 2X and a 3X Svbony Barlow lens to make the images bigger. I was impressed by the quality of the images, even with the beginner eyepieces.

    Now for the tripod. I know some reviewers expect a heavier tripod, but i found it sturdy enough, especially after trying the lightweight tripod that came with the $150 Hexeum telescope that I returned. However, the telescope mount was very, very stiff for both horizontal rotation (azimuth) and vertical up and down (altitude). I tried oiling various parts with WD-40 and light oil, but that solution failed.

    After email correspondence with Celestron and reading about similar complaints online, here is what I found. Between the tripod legs, under the mount, there is an overtightened bolt that attaches the horizontal rotating plate to the base that attaches to the legs. Turn the mount upside-down, then use an 8mm (or 5/16 inch) hex key (same thing as an Allen wrench) to loosen the bottom bolt counter-clockwise about a quarter turn. If that's not enough, turn it a hair more. Now flip it back over and try rotating the mount horizontally. If unlocked, it should turn smoothly and freely with almost no friction.

    The altitude (up and down) mechanism is a little harder to fix. The altitude mechanism attaches the telescope to a horizontally split tube that rotates around two parallel black disks, one on each side of the altitude mechanism, The disks are hidden by an orange cap on one side and grey metal on the other side, but they are visible though the horizontal split (or gap) in the mechanism. You may need a bright light or flashlight to look in the gap and see the black disks. The twisting handle, called the pan handle, reduces the size of the horizontal split (gap), causing the tube to grip onto the disks. Unfortunately, even when completely loosened, there still too much friction on the disks. To reduce the friction, buy some Super Lube Multipurpose Synthetic Grease, then take a toothpick or skewer and dab some grease on the edge of the black disks, which can only be reached through the horizontal "split" or gap in the altitude tube. After you dab in some grease, loosen the pan handle lever and rotate the altitude down and up, over and back in order to spread the grease. I had to dab the grease on the edges of the gap a several times and at multiple altitudes. Although the altitude rotation is not as smooth as I would like, it is a lot better with the synthetic grease.

    One more detail. Unlike the Hexeum telescope, the Celestron AstroMaster 102AZ does not come with a free carry bag. A decent carry bag is not cheap but is a worthwhile purchase to protect your telescope, especially if you ever need to store the telescope, move to a new apartment, or travel with the telescope.
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