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02 January 2020
Celestron spent lots of money on lenses, but way too little on ergonomics.
2 of 6 found this helpful Doesn't have an auto-off, so you burn $9.00 worth of batteries each time you forget to hit the off switch. The instruction manual does not match the product. There is a legal caveat acknowledging this, but the product is too complex and too expensive to have an incorrect and confusing instruction manual. It needs to be updated. The sighting device is a cheap red-dot scope from a kids Daisy air rifle, too cheap for a $700 telescope, and it doesn't have sufficient adjustment range to get the dot aligned, so you just have to get it as close as possible and then extrapolate in your mind to where the telescope is really pointing. And there is no glare guard to the sighting device, so the smallest amount of ambient light creates a reflection of the sighting device base that prevents seeing stars through the sighting device. I find it bizzare that you must go through the alignment process each and every time you power up. The telescope would be infinitely more useful if you could align the telescope once, and not move it, and it would still be still aligned the next time. Yet the manufacture didn't invest a dime to save the alignment. Particularly bad since you can't leave the power on. Maybe an AC Adapter would fix that. I was originally very impressed by the alignment process-some really smart software engineers! After first successful alignment I said "find the moon" and it got real close, but the moon was just outside the view. With the cheapo viewfinder I didn't know which way to nudge the moon back in view. (if you can't find the moon, how will you ever find a distant star?) Then I said "find Uranus," which worked. Then I said "find the moon" again, and the telescope pointed 180 deg away from the moon. I'm not so impressed anymore with the software.
04 November 2018
Too painful on the fingers
Thin stamped metal cut into my fingers when applying pressure to remove the panel. I had to wrap my fingers in cloth in order to apply pressure to pull the plane out. The notches in the keys are not deep enough or angled correctly to grab on the panel. They repeatedly slipped off. I had to cut the notches deeper with a hack saw to finally make them work properly.
15 June 2016
Apple out of control.
6 of 7 found this helpful I bought this to replace the identical model which I loved, but dropped. Spent the extra money to get the dual processor because I liked the speed of the old phone. First thing when I went to restore data from my old phone, iTunes forced me to upgrade the software. It refused do restore my data unless I complied with its demands. The new OS brought the phone to it's knees. Typing response is in slow motion to the point of aggravating. And, as if Apple wanted to briskly rub salt into my wound using a wire brush, the new OS nags me constantly to upgrade the OS yet again, and nags me constantly to validate my Apple credentials, and nags me to log into iCloud. Same model phone I used to love, is now so infuriating that I want to throw it against the wall every time I use it. Good bye 10 year relationship with iPhones.