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National Geographic NT114CF 114mm Reflector Telescope with Barlow Lens
National Geographic NT114CF 114mm Reflector Telescope with Barlow Lens
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Take your astronomy experience to the next level with the National Geographic NT114CF 114mm Reflector Telescope. Its large 114mm aperture gathers plenty of light, giving you brilliant views of the Moon, planets, and deep sky objects like the Orion Nebula or A
Explore the Moon, Planets and Bright Deep-Sky Objects
The National Geographic NT114CF combines a 114mm aperture with a compact reflector design for beginner astronomy. Its manual pan-and-tilt mount lets you explore the sky at your own pace.
Features and Included Accessories
- 114mm aperture: Gathers light for lunar, planetary, and bright deep-sky observation.
- Two Plössl eyepieces: Provide different viewing magnifications.
- 2x Barlow lens: Adds further magnification options.
- Manual alt-azimuth mount: Pan and tilt to locate and follow targets.
- Full-size tripod and accessory tray: Support your observing setup and organize accessories.
- Red dot finder: Helps aim the telescope.
- Smartphone adapter: Try photographing bright targets through the eyepiece; phone not included.
Getting Started
Begin with the lower-power eyepiece to find your target. Visible detail depends on sky conditions, light pollution, and setup. Deep-sky objects will not appear like processed astronomy photographs.
Never look at the Sun through this telescope or its finder.
ndromeda Galaxy. The fast f/4.4 focal ratio is ideal for shorter exposure astrophotography, and the carbon fiber optical tube is both lightweight and durable. With two quality Plössl eyepieces, a 2x Barlow lens (for magnifications from 19x to 102x), and a smartphone adapter for capturing images, this telescope is as versatile as it is powerful. The full-size tripod features smooth pan and tilt control, a red dot finder, and an accessory tray for convenience. It’s a perfect choice for beginners ready to dive deep into the cosmos.

