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$Neo Refractor Telescope$

Neo Refractor Telescope

Rs. 3,999.00 Rs. 6,000.00

Pegasus 76700 Reflector Telescope

Rs. 12,999.00 Rs. 16,999.00

$Phoenix Refractor Telescope$

Phoenix Refractor Telescope

Rs. 9,499.00 Rs. 14,000.00

Helix Reflector Telescope with Motor Drive

Rs. 34,999.00 Rs. 42,999.00

Draco 90/800 Reflector Telescope

Rs. 19,999.00 Rs. 26,999.00

Nova Table Top Dobsonian Telescope

Rs. 14,999.00 Rs. 24,999.00

Titan 8 Inch Professional Dobsonian Telescope

Rs. 55,999.00 Rs. 80,000.00

Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope

Rs. 34,399.00 Rs. 50,000.00

$Rigel Refractor Telescope - Telescopes - Pie Matrix$

Rigel Refractor Telescope

Rs. 59,999.00 Rs. 70,000.00

Pie Matrix 80 APO ED Triplet Telescope

Rs. 64,999.00 Rs. 99,999.00

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If you're interested in stargazing and exploring the night sky, a telescope is a must-have tool.

Fortunately, with the growth of online shopping, it's easier than ever to find and buy telescope online in India. The best telescope for beginners in India, If you're new to stargazing, you'll want to start with a telescope that is easy to use and won't break the bank.

If you're starting in the world of amateur astronomy, plenty of telescopes will get you started on your journey into the night sky. But if you're looking for something more advanced, a handful of scopes will allow you to see things like the rings of Saturn and even some planets! Buy best telescope online in India at the lowest price.

We provide all types of telescopes at the affordable price in India online.

Not sure where to begin? Shop for a telescope now only with Pie Matrix! If you are just getting started, selecting a telescope can feel overwhelming with terms like focal length, aperture, magnification, etc. However, think of it like this: you don’t need the biggest telescope to get started; you just need the right one. Something that inspires you every time you point it towards the sky. Our telescopes are also great for astrophotography due to their larger aperture, high-resolution lenses, and stable m

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#1: Pheonix

The Pheonix telescope is one of the best telescopes in the market today. It has an aperture of 60mm and a focal length of 700mm, with a 90-degree diagonal prism.

The telescope comes with an adjustable aluminium tripod, powder-coated black colour. It is an altazimuth fork mount with a locking mechanism, making it easy to focus on objects in the sky.

The tube material is made from metal and can magnify images up to 175x. It has a maximum magnification of 35x and a minimum magnification of 35x. The lenses used in this telescope are achromatic, anti-reflective, and fully coated for high-resolution images.

There are two eyepieces available: H20mm and H12.5mm, along with SR4mm, which gives you various options for viewing different objects through this powerful piece of equipment!

#2: NEO 50360

The Pie Matrix NEO 50360 Telescope is the best entry-level professional telescope and also one of the best telescopes for beginners in India. The aperture is 50mm, and the focal length is 360mm.

The prism has a 90-degree diagonal and can be mounted on an aluminum tripod. The tripod is powder-coated black, and the telescope's color is the night sky blue. The minimum magnification is 18X, and the maximum magnification is 90X.

There are two different eyepieces: H12.5mm and H20mm. This telescope's lens/mirror type is achromatic, anti-reflective, and fully coated.

The resolution of this telescope is 2.3 arc seconds, which means it can see details as small as 2.3 arc seconds in size! This telescope weighs 1.5 kg (3 lbs).

#3: PEGASUS 76700

The PEGASUS 76700 Telescope is the perfect entry-level professional telescope for photographers who want to take their hobby to the next level. It boasts a 76-millimetre aperture, 700-millimetre focal length, and a prism that provides 1.52 arc seconds of resolution—all at a focal ratio of f/9.2.

The PEGASUS 76700 Telescope is made from metal and comes in a white finish. It includes an adjustable aluminium tripod and has an altazimuth (alt-az) fork mount with a locking mechanism.

The PEGASUS 76700 Telescope has several interchangeable lenses: an H20mm lens, an F12mm lens, and an H6mm lens. In addition to these lenses, it also comes with an optical finderscope 5×24 that helps you locate celestial objects faster than ever!
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Buying a telescope online in India is easy, but it's important to do your research and find the best telescope in India for your needs and budget. Consider factors like aperture, magnification, portability, and price before making your decision.

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Why Indian Stargazers Trust the Pie Matrix?

At the Pie Matrix, we believe that you deserve equipment that works beautifully, not cheaply made toys that disappoint the curious astronomer inside you. That’s why the telescopes at the Pie Matrix are designed with:

Precision-engineered lenses
Superior resolution and top-notch anti-reflection coating
Sturdy, adjustable tripods
Easy setup for all age groups
Best-in-India pricing without compromising quality

And if you ever feel stuck, confused, or unsure, our friendly support team is always ready to guide you because when you buy a telescope online from us, we make astronomy fun, not frustrating! Besides, all Pie Matrix telescopes come with essential accessories like eyepieces, tripods, and finderscopes. You also get step-by-step guidance and friendly customer support to help you set up and start observing the night sky with confidence. If you are just starting out, the Phoenix or NEO 50360 telescopes are ideal because they are easy to set up, lightweight, budget-friendly, and powerful enough to clearly view the Moon, planets, and bright stars.

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FAQs

What is the best telescope to buy in India based on my budget?

Tight budget? The Pegasus 76700 does the job. Step up to mid-range and the Nova Table Top Dobsonian buy you noticeably more aperture. Got more to spend and want stronger planetary or deep-sky performance, that’s where the Helix, Olympus, and Titan come in.

What accessories are included with a Pie Matrix telescope?

The inclusions depend on the telescope model. Depending on what you buy, expect some combination of eyepieces, barlow lenses, finderscope, moon filter, phone adapter, tripod or Dobsonian base, a travel bag, and user documentation.

Are Pie Matrix telescopes easy to set up and use for beginners?

Most of them, yes. The Neo 50360 in particular is beginner friendly. The Pegasus and Draco are also designed for easy setup and use, while the Helix and the Dobsonians take a bit more time, mostly because they require some additional setup and familiarity with their mounts.

Which Pie Matrix telescope is best for astrophotography?

Depends what you're trying to shoot. For beginners getting into night-sky imaging, the Helix Reflector with Motor Drive makes a strong choice, f/5 optics, an equatorial mount, and motorized tracking that actually support night-sky imaging. Pie Matrix's astrophotography lineup also includes the Rigel and the 80 APO ED Triplet for advanced astrophotographers.

What is the difference between a refractor, reflector and Dobsonian telescope?

A refractor uses an objective lens. A reflector uses mirrors instead. A Dobsonian is a type of Newtonian reflector that simply uses a simple, stable mount and is known for offering a larger aperture at a relatively affordable price.

How do I choose the right telescope based on aperture, magnification and focal length?

Aperture comes first. It's what decides how much light the telescope collects and strongly influences resolution. Focal length affects magnification and field of view, while magnification is determined by dividing the telescope’s focal length by the eyepiece focal length. So, higher magnification is not automatically better if the optics or atmospheric conditions cannot support it.

Which telescope is best for deep-sky viewing of galaxies and nebulae?

To observe deep-sky targets, a larger aperture is best suited because it collects more light. The Helix 130mm reflector and Dobsonian telescopes are built to observe galaxies, nebulae, and other faint deep-sky objects. The Titan 8-inch Dobsonian, in particular, provides strong deep-sky performance, while the Helix 130mm reflector is also a good choice for exploring these objects.

Can I see Saturn's rings and Jupiter's moons with these telescopes?

Yes, with a telescope’s decent aperture and a clear night, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's four biggest moons, both are within reach. The Pegasus, Helix, Olympus, and Titan are the models built specifically for this kind of detailed planetary observation.

Which telescope is best for viewing the Moon and planets?

For lunar and planetary viewing, the Pegasus 76700 is a good choice, offering clear views of the Moon, Jupiter’s moons, and other planetary details under suitable conditions. If you want more detail than that, larger-aperture models, such as the Helix, the Olympus 6-inch, or the Titan 8-inch Dobsonian, are a better choice because they collect more light and can resolve finer details.

Which telescope is best for beginners in India?

Buying your first telescope? The Pie Matrix Pegasus 76700 is worth a look because of its beginner-friendly design, 76mm aperture, and 700mm focal length. Want more light-gathering power than that? The Helix or larger Dobsonian telescopes provide higher apertures.