ToyerBee Telescope (Open Box)

First impression? This telescope looks like I dropped a thousand dollars at a science fair. Seriously, the design and finish make it look rich and premium. It’s the kind of thing people see and go, "Dang, you got a telescope?!" 😎 Setup: Not gonna lie — setup is a little tricky at first. Luckily, they thought of us non-engineers and included a QR code that links to a helpful video tutorial. Plus, there’s a user manual if you prefer good old paper instructions. Comes in well-packed parts, all neatly organized, so you just need a little patience and a flat surface to put everything together. Once done — it’s solid and ready to roll! Features: Mobile holder included — yes, you can stargaze and flex on Instagram at the same time. Bluetooth connection (haven’t tested yet, but cool to have). Comes with 10mm and 6mm lenses — these are not "binoculars" for random sightseeing. This is real telescope business—made to catch objects waiting miles ahead, not your neighbor watering their garden 😂 (behave yourself, folks). Build: The tripod is tall enough, gives you a proper height for stargazing without needing to crouch. But the tripod is not very heavy, so just be a little careful not to knock it over, especially outdoors on a windy day. Lens Quality: Blown away by the lens quality. Honestly, the glass looks and feels like something that belongs on a $1000 telescope. Crystal clear, beautiful optics. Can’t wait to aim it at the moon tonight 🌙. Final Thoughts: If you want a telescope that looks expensive, works well, and makes you feel like a backyard astronomer without emptying your wallet—this is it. Just remember: observe the stars, not people’s private business! 😂🔭 Absolutely love it! Optional Titles: Backyard Astronomer Starter Pack – 10/10 Looks Rich, Costs Reasonable Shoot for the Moon (Without Selling a Kidney) Enjoy ! -- Update - So its not as easy as binocular. You have to even adjust your eye level every time to stay focused. May be this is how it is but , anyway. Not deducting any star because components are real , thing looks expensive. For $60 , may be thats the best you can get