Beginner's Guide
How to Choose Your First Astronomical Telescope
No More Confusion - SVBONY's Starter Guide MaskesStargazing Easy
Beginner's Guide
How to Choose Your First Astronomical Telescope
No More Confusion - SVBONY's Starter Guide MaskesStargazing Easy
Avoid These Common Misconceptions
Astronomical telescopes are expensive and complicated?
Start with SVBONY, and you'll find high-quality astronomy equipment is both affordable and user-friendly.
Can I really stargaze from a balcony or in the city?
Yes! Urban areas are excellent starting points for observing the moon and planets.
Are telescopes only for astrophotography?
With different configurations, you can easily switch between visual observation and photography.
What to Observe?
Moon/Planets (Jupiter’s stripes, Saturn’s rings, lunar craters) → Large aperture + long focal length + high res
Budget Range?
$100-$500 (Beginner, Easy Use)
$500-$1000 (Advanced)
$1000-$3000 (High-End)
Larger = Sharper
Focal Length: Long (planets) / Short (nebulae)
Focal Ratio: f/4-f/6 (deep-sky) | f/10+ (planetary)
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