Pie Matrix: Pegasus 76700 Reflector Telescope

The Pegasus 76700, is a Newtonian Reflector Telescope, perfect for celestial viewing and deep sky observation on the go. With 3 inches aperture and 700mm focal length, one can view the planets, moon, star clusters and brighter deep sky objects like the Orion Nebula. Pegasus is a professional and a serious equipment for the budding astronomers to kick start their astronomical hobby. It comes a wide range of scopes to be chosen from 20mm, 12.5mm and 6mm.

Professional-Grade Telescope for Enthusiasts:
The Pie Matrix Pegasus 76700 Newtonian Reflector Telescope is the ultimate choice for both beginners and experienced stargazers, providing exceptional performance for celestial viewing and deep sky observation.

Ideal for Astrophotography:
With the included phone adapter, you can easily capture stunning images of the night sky and share your astronomical discoveries with friends and family, making it a perfect tool for budding astrophotography. Capture the beauty of the cosmos with our telescopes for astrophotography on sale. Whether you’re a budding astrophotographer or an experienced one, our range of telescopes with high-resolution optics will take your celestial photography to new heights. Plus, our telescopes come with computerized star maps, making it easier than ever to navigate the night sky and locate your desired celestial objects.

The Perfect Telescope for Stunning Celestial Views:
Discover the stars like never before with the Pie Matrix Pegasus 76700 Newtonian Reflector Telescope, the latest favorite among astronomy enthusiasts. This telescope boasts a highly reflective aluminum/SiO2 coated mirror, delivering crisp, clear images for an unparalleled stargazing experience. Paired with a durable, adjustable black aluminum tripod, the Pegasus 76700 ensures stability in all observing conditions. Its user-friendly Alt-Azimuth fork mount, complete with a locking mechanism, allows for smooth and precise adjustments, making it the perfect choice for both beginners and seasoned astronomers.