Zoomion 76 mm AZ

Instant reflector without technical barriers

The Zoomion 76 mm AZ is an ideal first telescope for beginners and young astronomy enthusiasts. The azimuthal mount (AZ-2) moves just as intuitively as a photographic tripod: up, down, left, and right. Within minutes, you'll be exploring the Moon, Jupiter, and Saturn.

Surprisingly much detail

The 76 mm mirror captures over 100 times more light than the naked eye, and the brand focal length of 700 mm (f/9.2) provides a steady, sharp image: well-defined lunar craters, Jupiter’s cloud bands, and Saturn’s rings. The 20 mm, 12.5 mm, and 4 mm eyepieces offer various magnifications, and the 2x Barlow lens doubles them; practical magnification is up to about 150x.

Plug-and-play for the whole family

Het lichte aluminium statief geeft voldoende stabiliteit en de 5×24 zoeker helpt bij het vinden van objecten. Alle basisaccessoires zitten in de doos, dus je hoeft niets extra te kopen. Daarmee is dit model geschikt voor gezinnen, scholen en iedereen die zonder technische kennis wil beginnen.

In the box

• 76/700 optical tube
• Alt-azimuth mount (AZ-2)
• Aluminum Tripod
• 20mm, 12.5mm, and 4mm eyepieces
• 2x Barlow lens
• 5×24 viewfinder
• Manual

Featured accessories

A Omegon Premium Moon Filter 1.25 inch (19.90 euros) the bright moon is held comfortably; it is not included in the set. With the Omegon Smartphone Adapter 25 to 48 mm (14.90 euros) you take your first moon photo through the eyepiece. The bright Moon requires short shutter speeds, so the lack of tracking plays no role there.

For whom yes, for whom no

Pros: beginners who want to start viewing immediately without polar setup or alignment and are looking for a complete set. Cons: those who want to learn to track objects at high magnification; the Zoomion 76 mm EQ with equatorial mount is the logical step for that.

Specifications

Still in doubt? Our Buyer's guide for beginners and the telescope selection aid help you choose. Also check out all telescopes for beginners and the full range of Zoomion.