The 7 Best Refractors September 2024

Ranked 1st in our list of recommended refractors and sells for $76.99 (as of 17/08/2020 06:38 PDT details ) , more than 100% of the MaxUSee F40070WA reviews are positive. With features such as great for astronomical observation and land viewing , 70mm large aperture objective lens makes the images brighter and clearer, 5x24 finder scope can locate objects faster, with 45 degree diagonal prism can always achieve the erect images. and includes two 1.25 kellner eyepieces k20mm amp k9mm and 3x barlow lens which you can enjoy the magnification from 20x to 132x, the moon mirror can also help you clearly observe the moon surface., it is indeed our top pick among refractors.

In the 2nd place of our top refractors list you'll find the Levenhuk 67686 which garners positive reviews from more than 100% of customers who bought refractors. Priced at $45.69 (as of 17/04/2018 03:51 PDT details ) , it is designed for the savvy consumer who don’t mind paying a bit more for quality and best in class features.

Number 3 on the best refractors list is resereved for venerable Meade 218002 that has featuers like, audiostar controller containing over 30,000 celestial objects and single arm mount with 12v dc servo drive full size aluminium tripod with accessory tray. With a positive sentiment of 100% for the 218002 from Meade, it is a solid purchase that will keep you happy and it can be found online for $399.00 (as of 17/04/2018 03:50 PDT details ) .

At $46.49 (as of 17/04/2018 03:52 PDT details ) , National Geographic's 80-10050 is our number 4, which gets 39% approval rate from customers who actually bought it.

A good, solid choice come up at number 5 of refractors reviewed by us. You can find this Orion 21406 for $299.99 (as of 17/04/2018 03:50 PDT details ) , and be sure that it will do the work, at least according to more than 100% of people who used it and enjoyed features such as get more gear at an amazing price with this 90mm refractor telescope kit and the astroview 90mm refractor features a 3.5 aperture and 910mm focal length for crisp views of deep sky objects, the moon, and planets.

If none of the refractors listed above suits you, then perhaps the Orion 9565 at the 6th place is the right one for you. Costing $2,299.99 (as of 17/04/2018 03:31 PDT details ) , positive reviews hover around 100%.

Last but not least in the top refractors, we have the good old Meade 216002 which gets great marks by 78% of the reviews posted. It can be bought for $399.00 (as of 02/12/2021 02:14 PST details ) .