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🔭 Own the night sky — be the star of every stargazing session!
The Celestron 31150 LCM 114 Series Computerised Newtonian Reflector Telescope combines a powerful 114mm aperture with advanced GoTo technology to automatically locate over 4,000 celestial objects. Designed for both beginners and enthusiasts, it features a user-friendly computerized hand control, an adjustable aluminum tripod, two high-quality eyepieces, and a StarPointer red dot finderscope. Compatible with the SkyPortal app and bundled with free Starry Night astronomy software, this telescope offers an immersive and interactive stargazing experience. Supported by Celestron’s trusted brand legacy and a two-year warranty, it’s the perfect gateway to exploring the universe with confidence and ease.











| ASIN | B0036GNNCC |
| Best Sellers Rank | 62,738 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 156 in Telescopes |
| Box Contents | 1 x Celestron LCM 114 Computerised Telescope, 1 x Aluminium Tripod, 1 x 25mm Eyepiece, 1 x 9mm Eyepiece, 1 x StarPointer Finderscope, 1 x Accessory Tray, 1 x The SkyX Student Edition Astronomy Software, LCM Hand Control w/ 4,000 Object Database |
| Brand | Celestron |
| Brand Name | Celestron |
| Coating | StarBright XLT |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone, Laptop |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 1,061 Reviews |
| Exit Pupil Diameter | 12.67 Millimeters |
| Eye Piece Lens Description | Plössl |
| Eye piece lens description | Plössl |
| Field Of View | 1.44 Degrees |
| Finderscope | Finderscope |
| Focal Length Description | 700 millimeters |
| Focus Type | Manual Focus |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00050234311502 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 88.9D x 40.6W x 27.9H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 13.2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Celestron |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 31150-CGL |
| Model Name | 114LCM Computerized Telescope |
| Model Number | 31150 |
| Model name | 114LCM Computerized Telescope |
| Mount | Altazimuth Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 CR2032 batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 114 Millimetres |
| Objective lens diameter | 114 Millimetres |
| Optical tube length | 470 Millimetres |
| Optical-Tube Length | 470 Millimetres |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Features | Computer controlled, automatic star location, sky tour function |
| Telescope mount description | Altazimuth Mount |
| UPC | 050234311502 |
| Zoom Ratio | 64 |
S**E
Great
Son loves this, has been used lots. Zooms in great and gives a clear picture.
I**R
excellent! At club astronomy nights he is often the ...
I bought this telescope for my son's 9th birthday (young, but a keen astronomer and founder member of the local astronomy club). The verdict after 18 months use: excellent! At club astronomy nights he is often the first to set up, and, using the fully computerised GOTO (the computer is built-in), observes more objects than many much older and more experienced astronomers. A few points to note: The internal battery pack is good for an hour or two (using rechargeable batteries), but for longer sessions I've bought him an external battery and cable. The external power connector socket is a bit unreliable - its a pity it does not have some sort of firm cable retention. It is unavoidable that objects at higher elevation place the eyepiece low (near the ground). I always wear a pair of workman's knee-pads to help me grovel!. When automatically moving to objects at high elevation the scope sometimes runs into the tripod (it isn't cleaver enough to work out that this is going to happen) - this then usually requires realignment from scratch. This can sometimes be avoided by manually moving the telescope near the object first, but sometimes you just have to wait until the object is lower in the sky. The Celestron "red dot" finder (on all the budget Celestron scopes) is completely useless. I've fitted a Rigel Quikfinder ("mini-Telrad") finder that works a dream. Even taking these issues into account, this scope is fantastic value.
A**R
Great starter telescope
Great telescope, a bit frustrating to set up but good quality
D**C
Excellent value for money
I managed to assemble the telescope very easily in less than 4 minutes. The hardest thing to do really was alignment using the Sky Align option, this is simpl;y because the city i live in in the UK is not listed in the program. so you need to use a city that is close top you rather than the one you are actually in. The control unit is easy to use, the finder scope is not that difficult to align really, just remember to put it on the telescope the right way round lol. I would highly recommend this telescope to somebody looking for a beginners scope, and there are a lot of optional extras available if you want to upgrade the system at a later date.
V**A
Appallingly cheaply made
Appallingly poorly made, parts not machined correctly, wheel adjusters turning uneven, cleaned the lens with lens cleaner and correct cloth still scratched it, very cheaply made
H**Y
Telescope
Great Computerised telescope, best one that i've owned so far, been doing astronomy for 5 years now. The first one had a problem with the motor head and burnt out, but got in contact with amazon and they sent me out a new one before they even got the old one back. Now thats what i call trust and service, you cant beat amazon, e-bay no way, amazon all the way. The telescope does what it says on the tin, and has great features such as solar system align, which is great if you are a beginner, just make sure you read the instructions properly before you start pressing buttons as easy to set up if you do it 'by the book'. All in all though a great product, thanks again amazon for the service you provide.
L**Y
It's not what I've aspect
The software is impossible to conect and make it work automatically!verry complicated no compatibility!it's okay to wach manually it's stable
S**D
Telescope great but StarPointer...
I purchased this product now that I have retired, and both my wife and I wanted a fairly cheap, portable and easy to use telescope for looking at the stars up on the moors. This telescope seemed to fit the bill and we decided to buy it from Amazon. When it arrived I proceeded to set it up at home to get the hang of doing it. All the pieces of the telescope were all included, so that was OK, and following the quick start guide was easy and I has the telescope was unpacked set up in 15 minutes! I also read the full manual; I tend to do this sort of thing! OK so far, that night the sky was clear so we put the telescope in and old duvet in the car so as not to get it out of alignment and we went up on the moors and that’s when the troubles started. Oh the telescope worked very well but trying to get it set up on stars so that we could do the star alignment was virtually impossible. The trouble was the wretched StarPointer, its rubbish; we could not get anywhere near getting a star in the main scope at all. I had to sight down the telescope body to roughly line up a star then hunt for it in the eyepiece. It took two hours just to get the star alignment done, and by then we were cold and fed up so we decided to go home, very disappointing. Forget what it says in the manual about the StarPointer, it is inaccurate, for a start the pointer does not have one red dot but two! The manual is vague and does not tell you that you have to move your eye point until both dots line up, and you have to keep doing this until you get both dots and the star lined up after pre-positioning the star in the main scope. It took a lot of investigation on the internet, and figuring out to solve this problem. The advice on the Celestron site about lining up the Star Pointer in daylight makes sense (and it’s not in the manual!) but the only problem with that is the two red dots disappear in the bright light, so I did the lining up after dark using distant street lights, yet to prove this has worked as clouds and rain are stopping play. The whole StarPointer matter, in my opinion very fiddly and absolutely time wasting and messy. Also it could be a bit higher (1/2 inch?) to allow for people who wear glasses, which I do. So in conclusion the telescope is fine except for the above mentioned and that is reflected in the 3 star rating, it’s a shame to spoil a good package with one small item.
C**S
Muy fácil para comenzar
Un uso un poco difícil al principio, pero al final se vuelve fácil usarlo, y más gracias a su sistema GoTo, que lo hace más cómodo al buscar el objeto en el cielo. Venía bien protegido y sin maltrato. Lo recomiendo.
D**E
Great!
This is a technical item that I would not recommend for a child under 12. It's a great item though.
J**N
El producto CUMPLE pero no como ESPERABA
El producto CUMPLE, pero los accesorios son limitados, la presentación dentro de la caja ESCASA, y aunque CELESTRON, no lo veo lo suficientemente robusto, se nota la presencia de su fabricación CHINA. Pocas lentes, también algún accesorio como el GPS etc se echa en falta, DOCUMENTACION sobre el resto de conectores y posibilidades NO ESTAN. SALUDOS
B**A
Gut
Sehr gut
V**M
Me gusta
Para ser un telescopio de bajo presupuesto está muy bien. Tiene un seguimiento bueno (si está correctamente nivelado y alineado) a los cuerpos celestes, sea del sistema solar o del espacio profundo. No es necesario alinear con la estrella polar, a diferencia de otros telescopios GoTo. El único pero es que el tripié no le da la altura necesaria para que un adulto lo pueda usar cómodamente. Está ideado para iniciar a los niños a la astronomía observacional un poco más seriamente.
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