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Celestron StarSense LT 80AZ Telescope

Product Overview

Type Refractor Telescope
Aperture 80mm
Focal Length 900mm
Focal Ratio f/11
Eyepieces 25mm & 10mm
Magnification 36x & 90x
Barlow Lens 2× Included
Finderscope StarPointer Red Dot
Mount Manual Alt-Azimuth
Tripod Aluminum Tripod
Optics Fully Coated Glass
Navigation StarSense Smartphone Assisted
Software StarSense, SkyPortal & Starry Night
Best For Moon, Planets & Stargazing
Special Feature Smartphone Sky Navigation
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Description

Celestron StarSense LT 80AZ Telescope

You can clearly observe the Moon’s craters and mountains, Jupiter and its moons, Saturn’s rings (under good conditions), brighter deep-sky objects like the Orion Nebula, and many star clusters. With the included 25mm (36x) and 10mm (90x) eyepieces plus the 2x Barlow, useful magnifications range from low-power sweeping views up to about 180x. It is ideal for lunar and planetary viewing and casual stargazing.

No external power is required for the telescope itself. The StarSense system works with your smartphone (iOS or Android) using the free StarSense Explorer app. You only need to place your phone in the included phone dock. The telescope also comes with Starry Night Basic software and the SkyPortal app for planning and learning.

Yes. It is designed especially for beginners and educational use. The manual alt-azimuth mount is simple to operate, the StarSense app removes the usual “finding objects” frustration, and the fully coated 80mm optics deliver bright, sharp views. The total kit weight is only about 9.2 lbs (4.17 kg), so it is easy to set up and move.

The complete kit includes:

  • 80mm optical tube
  • Pre-assembled alt-azimuth mount & aluminum tripod
  • 25mm and 10mm eyepieces
  • 2x Barlow lens
  • Erect-image 90° diagonal
  • StarPointer red-dot finderscope
  • Accessory tray
  • StarSense Explorer smartphone dock

Everything needed to start observing is provided.

Yes. The included erect-image diagonal produces upright, correctly oriented views, so it works well for land spotting (birds, landscapes, etc.) during the day. However, never point it at the Sun without a proper solar filter — doing so can cause permanent eye damage and damage the telescope.

Very portable. The optical tube weighs about 5.4 lbs and the tripod about 3.8 lbs, for a total kit weight of roughly 9.2 lbs. The mount comes pre-assembled, so setup usually takes just a few minutes: attach the tube, insert an eyepiece, dock your phone, and launch the StarSense Explorer app. The aluminum tripod adjusts up to 52 inches high and includes an accessory tray for convenience.


Specification

Feature Details
Optical Design Refractor
Aperture 80mm (3.1″)
Focal Length 900mm (35.43″)
Focal Ratio f/11
Eyepiece 1 25mm (0.98″)
Magnification (Eyepiece 1) 36x
Eyepiece 2 10mm (0.39″)
Magnification (Eyepiece 2) 90x
Barlow Lens 2× (1.25″)
Finderscope StarPointer™ Red Dot Finderscope
Star Diagonal Erect Image 90° (1.25″)
Optical Tube Material Aluminum
Highest Useful Magnification 189x
Lowest Useful Magnification 11x
Limiting Stellar Magnitude 12
Resolution (Rayleigh) 1.74 arc seconds
Resolution (Dawes) 1.45 arc seconds
Light Gathering Power 131× greater than human eye
Optical Coatings Fully Coated Glass Optics
Optical Tube Length 965mm (38″)
Optical Tube Diameter 90mm (3.54″)
Optical Tube Weight 5.4 lbs (2.45 kg)
Dovetail None
Mount Type Manual Alt-Azimuth
Tripod Material Aluminum
Maximum Height 1320.8mm (52″)
Tripod Leg Diameter 31.75mm (1.25″) Steel
Accessory Tray Yes
Tripod Weight 3.8 lbs (1.72 kg)
Slew Speeds Manual
GPS Support Uses Smartphone GPS
Dovetail Compatibility None
Power Requirement None
Alignment Procedure StarSense Explorer App
Software Included StarSense Explorer App, SkyPortal App, Celestron Starry Night Basic Edition Software
Total Kit Weight 9.2 lbs (4.17 kg)
Included Items Optical Tube, Preassembled Mount & Tripod, 25mm & 10mm Eyepieces, Erect Image Diagonal, 2× Barlow Lens, StarPointer™ Finderscope, Accessory Tray, StarSense Explorer Phone Dock
Usage Moon Viewing, Planet Observation, Stargazing
Best For Beginners & Educational Astronomy
Special Feature Smartphone-Assisted Sky Navigation
Safety Warning Never observe the Sun without a proper solar filter

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