Bresser Messier R127L Refractor Telescope

$Bresser Messier R127L Refractor Telescope$

Being an amateur astronomer, I wanted a telescope that was very functional, but reasonably priced. I found exactly that with the Bresser Messier R127L Refractor Telescope. This telescope can do it all and it didn't drain my wallet dry. Not only is this telescope powerful, but it came with an equatorial mount and tripod. The telescope was simple to set up and very easy to use. Mounting the telescope on the tripod was a snap because it only weighs a light 21 KG.

After the easy set up of my new telescope, I couldn't wait to get outside and search for planets. To my surprise, I was able to count the rings around Saturn. I could even count the craters on the moon. I was floored by the power of the Bresser Messier R127L. I had the planets in my 5" clear aperture and I swear that I can reach out and touch them. I could even see shadows on the planets cast by their moons. This telescope is definitely worth every penny I spent.

I highly recommend the R127L to anyone, amateur or not. Having this telescope has opened up the universe to me in a whole new way. Another awesome feature is that although not necessary, I can purchase several different attachments to compliment my telescope. These are also affordable and I know will open the skies even more. I fell in love with my telescope the instant I first viewed Mars through its powerful lens, and I know that anyone who purchases one will do the same.

After a warm summer night of star gazing through my new telescope, I sat back and marvelled at the deal that I had gotten. This was the most powerful and easiest to use model of telescope that I had ever seen. I was very impressed with the quality of my telescope. I couldn't have been more satisfied with my purchase. Then, when I thought that things couldn't be better, I read an article in Sky at Night Magazine talking about my award winning telescope. Excellent value, easy to use, wonderful views of the night sky, and an award winner. My telescope really does do it all!