Draco 90/800 Reflector Telescope - Pie Matrix

Pie Matrix Draco 90800 Reflector Telescope

High-Power Astronomical Telescope for Beginners & Intermediate Stargazers – 800mm Focal Length, 90mm Aperture, Adjustable Tripod, Smart phone Adapter Included. Whether you're a curious beginner or an intermediate astronomer, the Draco 90800 is built for ease and
performance. Its fully-coated glass optics ensure maximum brightness, while the equatorial mount and fine-tuning controls make it easy to follow objects as they drift across the sky.
Capture the universe with the included smartphone adapter, making it a breeze to share your cosmic adventures with friends and fellow stargazers. The telescope also comes with a sturdy, adjustable tripod and all the accessories you need to get started right out of the box.
Set up in minutes, explore for hours—Pie Matrix Draco 90800 is the perfect companion for your
astronomical journey.

Powerful 90mm Reflector Optics with Helical Rack & Pinion, 1.25" barrel size

Capture crystal-clear views of the moon, planets, star clusters, and distant galaxies with the Draco 90800’s precision-engineered 90mm aperture and 800mm focal length. Draco includes Includes three eyepieces (20mm and 6mm), 3x Barlow lens, red dot finder scope, adjustable aluminum tripod, accessory tray, and instruction manual.

Sky is Not the Limit

Alt-az Side arm Mount + User Friendly + Aluminium coated lens= Excellence

Equipped with a high-precision Alt-Az TRACKER side arm with dual micro-adjustments mount, this setup lets you effortlessly track stars, planets, and deep-sky objects using smooth slow-motion controls and coordinate markings—perfect for mastering celestial navigation. Paired with an included smartphone adapter, you can capture breathtaking astrophotography directly through the eyepiece and instantly share your cosmic finds on social media. With a quick, tool-free setup, it’s designed for explorers who want both accuracy and creativity in every stargazing session.

Tech Specifications

Specs
Aperature
90mm
Focal length
800mm
Tripod
KT-4 Full Length, adjustable aluminum legs.
Tripod color
Matte black Electroplated finish
Magnification
400x
Focal ratio
f/8.9
Mount
Alt-Az TRACKER side arm with dual micro-adjustments
Lens mirror type
Enhanced aluminum with SiOz
Eyepieces
Kellner 20mm and Plossl 10mm with 3x barlow
Finder scope
Red Dot Finder
Focuser type
1.25" Helical, single-speed
Tubematerial
Sand finish texture
Lens coating
Fully Multi-Coated (FMC)
Weight
Approximately 2.48 kg (3kg Approx.)

Included in the Box

  • Tripod

    Tripod

  • automotive

    Phone Adapter

  • eyepie

    Eyepieces

  • Celestial Calendar

    Celestial Calendar

  • Travel Bag

  • Warranty Card

    Instruction Manual & Warranty Card

FAQs

Is the Draco 90/800 Telescope suitable for both beginners and intermediate astronomers?
Yes. It is marketed toward both groups, and the specifications support that positioning, 90mm optics, a tracking mount, smartphone compatibility, and controls that remain approachable even as observing skills develop.
What can I see with the Draco 90/800 Telescope?
The Moon, planets, star clusters, and distant galaxies, all are visible with the Draco 90/800. The telescope is built with 90mm aperture and 800mm focal length making detailed lunar and planetary observation easy and within reach to observe.
Can I see Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons and planetary details with the Draco 90/800?
Since the 90mm aperture gathers noticeably more light, you can get beautiful views of Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons, and lunar craters and it also improves the level of other planetary detail visible.
Is the Draco 90/800 Reflector Telescope good for beginners?
Yes. Beginners and intermediate astronomers find the Draco useful with a 90mm aperture, 800mm focal length, adjustable tripod, and an Alt-Az tracker mount. The optics simply support more than entry-level use.
Is the Draco 90/800 suitable for viewing galaxies, nebulae and star clusters?
Yes. The 90mm aperture collects enough light to showcase mesmerising views of star clusters, brighter galaxies and nebulae. Observing from a dark location and less to no pollution will noticeably improve the experience and give better deep-sky results.
Can I take Moon and planet photos with a smartphone using the Draco 90/800?
Yes. A smartphone adapter comes with the telescope, allowing basic photographs of the Moon and bright planets to be captured through the eyepiece. This makes the telescope a reasonable starting point for beginners interested in smartphone astrophotography.
What is the best magnification to use with the Draco 90/800 Telescope?
Magnification should be matched to the target and the observing conditions, rather than defaulting to the telescope's maximum rating. With an 800mm focal length, the Draco offers both low and high magnification through its supplied eyepieces and 3x Barlow lens.
What does the 90mm aperture and 800mm focal length mean for telescope performance?
length, the Draco holds up well against smaller beginner scopes and supports relatively high magnification when paired with shorter focal-length eyepieces, and at an f/8.9 focal ratio, it is well suited to lunar, planetary, and brighter deep-sky observation.
How does the Alt-Az tracker mount help when observing planets and stars?
The Alt-Az tracker side-arm mount, with its dual micro-adjustments, makes it easier to follow objects as they move across the sky. Slow-motion controls and coordinate markings add further precision, particularly useful for those still learning celestial navigation.
How easy is it to assemble and set up the Draco 90/800 Reflector Telescope?
Setup requires no tools, which makes the process accessible to first-time users. An adjustable aluminium tripod and the Alt-Az tracker mount are included, keeping the overall experience easy.

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