Best Equatorial Telescopes of 2026

The Sky-Watcher 114/900 Telescope is a black telescope designed for enthusiasts of all levels. With package dimensions of 1080 x 370 x 245 mm, it is compact enough for storage yet substantial enough for serious stargazing. Weighing 11,400 grams, it provides a stable platform for viewing celestial objects. The equatorial mount allows for smooth tracking of stars and planets, enhancing your observational experience. This telescope is perfect for anyone looking to explore the night sky with ease and clarity.

The Bresser MCX-102 Telescope is a compact and versatile choice for beginners, offering easy use with either an azimuthal or equatorial mount. You can set it up on the included tripod or directly on a table, providing flexibility depending on your space. Its high-resolution Maksutov-Cassegrain optics with a 1470 mm focal length deliver bright, clear views thanks to fully multi-coated lenses. The GoTo control system allows you to find and track over 100,000 objects automatically, making stargazing simple even without prior knowledge.

The Bresser Pollux Telescope is an excellent choice for beginners interested in both night and solar observation. Its 150 mm aperture allows for clear and bright images, making your stargazing experience enjoyable. The included solar filter ensures safe viewing of the sun, protecting your eyes while exploring solar phenomena. With a magnification range of 37x to 562x, you can easily observe distant celestial objects in great detail. The equatorial EQ-3 mount provides stability and smooth tracking, enhancing your overall observing experience.