Save up to $375 with these 10 stellar Prime Day telescope deals
With options to suit beginners and seasoned astronomers, we've rounded up the 10 best telescope deals that are worth buying this Prime Day.
Prime Day is a great chance to save money on your next telescope — whether you're a beginner buying your first scope or looking for an upgrade on your current one. We've scoured the web for all the best telescope deals and price-checked them against one another to bring you the cheapest deals on the best telescopes in one place.
We've thoroughly inspected each deal to ensure that it's the best price around and that there hasn't been any sneaky price-hiking to make deals look better than they actually are. We always recommend deals and products we believe in, many of which we have personally used, bought or reviewed ourselves. We're including a range of scopes, including smart telescopes, beginner telescopes, compact telescopes and telescopes suitable for kids — so there's something here for everyone.
We kept track of all the best deals throughout the Amazon Prime Day, but if you're looking to bag some other savings, we've compiled all the best deals on air purifiers, electric toothbrushes, health and fitness equipment, binoculars, cameras and more in our Amazon Prime Day hub.
Best telescope deals today
- Amazon: Save $$$s on our favorite telescopes
- Best Buy: Black Friday in July
- Walmart: Unbeatable prices on telescope deals
- BHPhoto: Save on bundles
- Adorama: Prime Day telescope deals
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<p><strong>Save $80 on this 6-inch telescope — allowing beginners to easily observe Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons and a variety of deep-space objects. Setup can be challenging, but it's <a href="https://www.livescience.com/technology/best-beginner-telescopes#section-best-beginner-to-intermediate">suitable for beginners who are interested in the hobby long-term.
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<p><strong>Save $84 on this Newtonian Reflector telescope from Celestron. With its 114mm aperture, feast your eyes on View Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s Galilean moons, the Moon's craters and beyond. A fantastic way for kids and adults to get started on their stargazing journey.
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- Visit our Amazon Prime Day hub for deals on air purifiers, electric toothbrushes, health & fitness equipment, cameras, telescopes, binoculars, star projectors and more.
Check out our other guides to the best air purifiers, air purifiers for allergies, the best telescopes, microscopes for students, binoculars, rowing machines, electric toothbrushes and more.
Prime Day FAQs
What are the dates for Prime Day 2025?
Prime Day 2025 started at 00:00 on Tuesday, July 8 and finishes at 23:59 on Friday, July 11.
Is Prime Day delivery next day?
There's no firm yes or no answer here — it depends on the retailer. Make sure you check the delivery times stated on each listing for accurate information.
Can I get Prime Day deals if I don't have Prime?
Prime Day is exclusive to Prime members, so you'll need to sign up in order to take advantage of the Prime Day deals. If you're not already a member, you can sign up on a free trial.
Is Prime Day worth it?
There are some genuine deals out there, but there are also some inflated prices to make the deals look better than they are. We always check for genuine deals, so you won't get caught out with a fake deal and end up spending more.
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Kimberley Lane, E-commerce writer for Live Science, has tested a wide range of optical equipment, reviewing camera gear from Sony, Canon, OM System and more. With over 6 years of photography experience, her skills span across landscape and seascape photography, wildlife, astrophotography and portrait work. Her photos have been featured in a number of national magazines, including Digital Camera World and Cosmopolitan. She has also contributed to our sister site Space.com and Tech Radar, and she regularly uses binoculars and telescopes to stargaze in the dark skies of South Wales.
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