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Discover Our Bresser Telescope Collection at Vega Vision

Discover the best Bresser telescopes at Vega Vision, your destination for high-quality astronomical equipment. Bresser is renowned for its precision engineering and innovative designs, making it a top choice for both amateur and professional astronomers. Our collection of Bresser telescopes includes a range of models to suit every level of stargazing enthusiast.

Explore Our Bresser Telescope Collection

At Vega Vision, we offer an extensive selection of Bresser telescopes designed to enhance your viewing experience. From entry-level models perfect for beginners to advanced telescopes for seasoned astronomers, Bresser provides exceptional clarity and reliability. Here’s what you can find in our Bresser collection:

• Bresser Refractor Telescopes: Ideal for clear and detailed views of the moon, planets, and deep-sky objects. These telescopes are easy to use and maintain, making them perfect for newcomers to astronomy.
• Bresser Reflector Telescopes: Known for their large apertures and superior light-gathering capabilities, these telescopes are perfect for observing faint celestial objects like nebulae and galaxies.
• Bresser GoTo Telescopes: Featuring advanced computerized tracking, these models make locating and following celestial objects effortless, providing a seamless stargazing experience.

Why Choose Bresser Telescopes?

• High-Quality Optics: Bresser telescopes are equipped with top-notch lenses and mirrors that deliver sharp and clear images, ensuring a spectacular stargazing experience.
• Innovative Technology: Bresser’s commitment to innovation is evident in their use of advanced features such as GoTo technology, which allows for automatic object tracking.
• Durability and Reliability: Built to last, Bresser telescopes are constructed with high-quality materials, ensuring long-term durability and consistent performance.

Shop By Price and Category

We understand that budget plays a crucial role in choosing the right telescope. That’s why our collection is categorized to help you find the perfect Bresser telescope within your budget:

• Under £200: Perfect for beginners or as a gift, these affordable models provide a great introduction to astronomy.
• £200 - £500: Ideal for intermediate astronomers looking to upgrade their equipment.
• £500 - £1000: Advanced models that offer enhanced features and capabilities.
• Over £1000: Premium telescopes for serious astronomers seeking the best in optical performance and technology.

Why Shop at Vega Vision?

Vega Vision is dedicated to providing astronomy enthusiasts with the best equipment available. Our curated selection ensures that you get only the finest telescopes, including those from Bresser, a trusted name in the field. Enjoy the convenience of browsing by price, type, and brand, and take advantage of our expert customer support to help you make the best choice for your stargazing needs.

Start your astronomical journey with a Bresser telescope from Vega Vision today and explore the wonders of the universe with unparalleled clarity and precision.

For more details, visit our Bresser Telescopes Collection and discover why Bresser is a favorite among astronomy enthusiasts.

Frequently Asked Questions: Understanding BRESSER Telescope Model Numbers

What do the numbers and letters in BRESSER telescope model names mean?

The model names of BRESSER telescopes, such as AR-127S/635 EXOS-2/EQ5 or MCX-127 GoTo, include several components that indicate key specifications and features. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand what each part means:

1. Optical Design Type

• AR: Achromatic Refractor
• MC: Maksutov-Cassegrain
• NT: Newtonian Telescope
• AC: Apochromatic Telescope

2. Aperture

• The number immediately following the type (e.g., 127 in AR-127S) indicates the diameter of the primary lens or mirror in millimeters. This number represents the telescope's light-gathering ability.

3. Focal Length

• The number after the slash (e.g., 635 in AR-127S/635) indicates the focal length of the telescope in millimeters. This affects the magnification and field of view.

4. Mount Type

• EXOS-2: This indicates the type of mount, with EXOS-2 referring to a robust equatorial mount suitable for precise tracking.
• EQ5: This is another type of equatorial mount, often used for stability and tracking celestial objects.
• AZ: Altazimuth mount, simpler and usually for beginner scopes.
• GoTo: Indicates that the telescope has an automated tracking system that can locate celestial objects automatically.

5. Additional Designations

• S or L after the aperture number indicates a shorter (S) or longer (L) focal length version of a telescope series.
• XS: Indicates an even shorter tube, making the telescope more portable and ideal for wide-field observations.
• GoTo: Indicates that the telescope has a computerized system to automatically find and track celestial objects.

Examples

• AR-127S/635 EXOS-2/EQ5: An achromatic refractor with a 127mm aperture, 635mm focal length, mounted on an EXOS-2/EQ5 equatorial mount.
• MCX-127 GoTo: A Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope with a 127mm aperture, featuring a GoTo automated tracking system.

By understanding these components, you can easily decipher the specifications and capabilities of any BRESSER telescope model, allowing you to choose the one that best fits your observational needs