Teleskops Levenhuk New Skyline PLUS 130/650 SQ2

The Levenhuk New Skyline PLUS 130/650 SQ2 is a compact Newtonian reflector with a 130 mm aperture and a 650 mm focal length, making it an excellent choice for astronomers interested in deep space. Even from a city balcony, the telescope shows Jupiter's cloud bands and the dance of its Galilean moons, Saturn's rings with the Cassini division on clear evenings, and the phases of Venus. Light pollution mostly affects faint deep-sky objects — for those, it's worth traveling to remote locations far from city lights, where you can see galaxies, globular clusters, and nebulae in all their beauty.

Deep space in your hands

The telescope's optical power, together with the included eyepieces, is sufficient for very impressive observations. The Andromeda Galaxy reveals its bright core, extended oval halo, and its two satellite galaxies — M32 and M110. In a dark sky, the dark dust lane near its disk also becomes visible. The Orion Nebula shows its wing-shaped form in many shades of gray. Inside, you'll notice the Trapezium — a cluster of four young stars. The globular cluster M13 in Hercules resolves into thousands of stars, resembling cosmic fireworks. Those who aren't afraid to challenge their skills can track bright comets. Most of them will appear as glowing spots with a slightly visible tail.

The Moon is a perfect target that never disappoints. You'll see craters that are only 3–5 km wide. There are many of them around the large crater Tycho and in the bays of the Sea of Tranquility. You'll also see mountains, rilles, and other interesting features.

Full kit for a quick start

The main advantage of the Levenhuk New Skyline PLUS 130/650 SQ2 is its complete set. In the box, you'll find everything you need to start observing the same evening. You get two SUPER eyepieces (10mm and 25mm), a red dot finder, a sturdy steel tripod, a counterweight, a mount, and an optical tube.

The manually controlled SQ2 equatorial mount is a tool that will make your hobby much easier. Simply perform the initial alignment by pointing the axis at the North Star, turn the slow-motion control knobs to understand how they work, and you're ready to start observing. The mount compensates for Earth's daily rotation. This means that an object you've carefully centered doesn't drift out of the frame. You can easily track its movement without losing sight of it.

Thoughtful optics: the key to success

The Levenhuk New Skyline PLUS 130/650 SQ2 has a parabolic primary mirror that properly collects and focuses light, delivering a clear and sharp image across the entire field of view. All optical parts are fully multi-coated, providing 92% to 95% light transmission, which means faint objects appear brighter and with higher contrast.

Key features:

• Compact Newtonian reflector for urban and suburban observations of the Moon, planets, and deep-sky objects
• Steel tripod with accessory tray, providing a reliable and practical base for your telescope
• EQ mount with manual control, ensuring flawless tracking of objects in the night sky
• Full accessory kit for a quick start: two eyepieces, red dot finder, slow-motion control knobs, and a counterweight
• Parabolic mirror gathers light into a single point, completely eliminating spherical aberration to ensure a sharp image across the entire field of view.
• An ideal choice for astronomers who want to take a deep look into space and see nebulae and star clusters as they really are

The kit includes:

• Telescope optical tube
• Equatorial mount SQ2
• SUPER eyepiece 10mm, 1.25"
• SUPER eyepiece 25mm, 1.25"
• Red dot finder
• Slow-motion control knobs
• Counterweight
• Counterweight rod
• Tube rings
• Steel tripod
• Accessory tray
• User manual and warranty card