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Koolpte Antares 130mm Aperture 650mm EQ Reflector Telescope
Antares 130mm / 650mm EQ Reflector Telescope
Koolpte Antares is a 130mm / 650mm Newtonian reflector telescope for adult beginners, teens, and growing astronomy hobbyists who want more light-gathering power and more room to explore beyond a basic starter refractor. Its larger aperture and equatorial mount make it a meaningful step up for Moon, planet, star-cluster, and selected deep-sky observation.
130mm Aperture for Brighter Views
The 130mm primary mirror gathers substantially more light than smaller beginner telescopes, helping reveal brighter lunar detail and more rewarding views of planets, star clusters, and selected nebulae or other bright deep-sky targets under suitable skies.
650mm Newtonian Reflector Design
The 650mm focal length provides a useful balance between wider-field viewing and higher-power observation. As a reflector, Antares is designed around strong light-gathering performance rather than the compact simplicity of a small refractor.
Equatorial Mount for Manual Tracking
The included EQ mount is designed to help you follow celestial targets more deliberately as they move across the sky. It takes more learning than a simple altazimuth mount, but gives growing hobbyists a more astronomy-focused control system.
26× to 200× Viewing Combinations
The included 25mm eyepiece provides 26× magnification and the 6.5mm eyepiece provides 100×. The included 2× Barlow lens expands those combinations to 52× and 200×. Begin at lower power to locate and focus the target before increasing magnification.
Smartphone Adapter and Wireless Remote
Use the included smartphone adapter and wireless remote to practice capturing the Moon and other bright targets through the eyepiece while reducing shake from touching the phone.
What’s Included
- 130mm / 650mm Newtonian reflector telescope
- Equatorial mount
- Tripod
- 25mm eyepiece
- 6.5mm eyepiece
- 2× Barlow lens
- Reflex finderscope
- Smartphone adapter
- Wireless remote
- Accessory tray
Why Choose Antares?
Choose Antares when you want a larger-aperture first serious telescope with better deep-sky potential and an equatorial mount you can learn as your astronomy skills develop.
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Koolpte telescopes include a 1-Year Warranty and 30-Day Returns according to the current store policies.
Product Specifications
ANTARES 130/650 EQ
Learn the mount first, then unlock the aperture.
Antares is a more astronomy-focused setup than the Vega refractors. Start at low power, learn how the EQ mount moves, and build confidence before increasing magnification.
FIND YOUR TELESCOPE
Compare Koolpte’s more advanced beginner options.
Antares prioritizes aperture and deep-sky potential, while the 90mm Vega refractors prioritize a simpler refractor experience and detailed Moon and planet viewing.
Vega Precision
- Aperture
- 90mm
- Focal Length
- 700mm
- Best For
- Committed beginners • Detailed refractor views
Vega Precision Ultra
- Aperture
- 90mm
- Focal Length
- 900mm
- Best For
- Growing hobbyists • Long-focus Moon & planets
Antares
- Aperture
- 130mm
- Focal Length
- 650mm
- Best For
- Adult beginners & upgraders • Aperture & deep sky
More Aperture, More Discovery
Explore DeeperInto The Universe
With a powerful 130mm reflector design, Antares delivers brighter views, higher detail, and greater exploration potential for the Moon, planets, and deep-sky objects.
A first serious reflector for growing observers
Who is this telescope for?
Best suited to adult beginners, teens, and upgraders who are ready to learn an equatorial mount and want more light-gathering power than a basic starter telescope.
Questions beginners ask before buying
Is Antares 130/650 a good first telescope?
It can be, especially for an adult beginner or teen who is willing to learn an equatorial mount. It is more involved than the Vega refractors but offers a larger 130mm aperture.
What can I see with a 130mm reflector?
The Moon and bright planets are excellent targets. Under darker skies, the larger aperture also improves the experience of bright star clusters and selected deep-sky objects.
What magnification should I start with?
Begin with the 25mm eyepiece at 26×. Learn to locate, center, focus, and track the target before moving to 100× or adding the 2× Barlow.
Why does the EQ mount take more practice?
An equatorial mount is designed around the motion of the sky rather than simple up/down and left/right pointing. A short practice session at low power makes the movement much easier to understand.
Can I use my phone for photos?
Yes. Use the included smartphone adapter and wireless remote. Start with the Moon because it is bright and easier to center.
Why Choose Koolpte?
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