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Saxon F767AZ Newtonian Reflector Telescope
The Saxon F767AZ Newtonian Reflector Telescope features a 76mm aperture and 700mm focal length, utilising a mirror system to deliver aberration-free views of the night sky. With its lightweight design and included accessories, this telescope is a user-friendly entry point for budding astronomers.
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The Saxon F767AZ Newtonian Reflector Telescope offers a friendly introduction to astronomy, utilising a classic mirror system to deliver clear views free of chromatic aberration. With a 76mm aperture and 700mm focal length, this reflector provides 18% more light-gathering power than standard 70mm models, resolving details on the lunar surface and the rings of Saturn. The straightforward design ensures that setting up and observing the night sky is accessible, making it a reliable choice for those just starting their journey into stargazing.
Mounted on a sturdy AZ1 alt-azimuth mount with an aluminium tripod, the Saxon 76/700 allows for smooth manual tracking of celestial objects. The complete kit enhances the viewing experience by including three 1.25" eyepieces for varying magnifications, a moon filter for comfortable lunar observation, and a 1.5x erecting eyepiece that adapts the telescope for terrestrial land viewing. Weighing just 5.9kg packed, this Saxon 767AZ is highly portable, making it easy to transport to dark sky locations or simply set up in the backyard for an evening of observation.
Key Features
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Reflector Optics: The 76mm aperture and 700mm focal length combine to provide clear, color-accurate views, a key benefit of this Saxon F767AZ Newtonian Reflector Telescope.
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User-Friendly Mount: The AZ1 alt-azimuth mount offers simple vertical and horizontal movement, making the Saxon 76/700 easy to navigate for beginners.
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Versatile Magnification: Includes three eyepieces (4mm, 12.5mm, 25mm) to provide a broad range of viewing options for the telescope.
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Terrestrial Capability: Comes with a 1.5x erecting eyepiece, allowing this Saxon 767AZ to be used effectively for viewing land objects.
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Enhanced Contrast: A 1.25" Moon filter is included to reduce glare and improve detail when observing the lunar surface.
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Portable Design: The lightweight aluminium tripod and tube make this kit travel-friendly for camping and field use.
See our blog about what you can see with a saxon 767 telescope.
What's in the Box
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Saxon 76/700 Newtonian Reflector OTA
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Saxon AZ1 Mount with Tripod
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Saxon 5x24 Finder with Bracket
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Saxon H25, H12.5, SR4 1.25" Eyepieces
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Saxon Moon Filter
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Saxon 3x Short Focus Barlow
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Saxon 1.5x Erecting Eyepiece
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Saxon Star / Moon Chart
Full Specifications
| Optical Design | Newtonian Reflector |
| Aperture | 76mm |
| Focal Length | 700mm |
| Focal Ratio | f/9.2 |
| Eyepieces Included | H25 (28x Magnification), H12.5 (56x Magnification) and SR4 (175x Magnification) |
| Finderscope | 5x24 |
| Optical Tube | Aluminium |
| Highest Useful Magnification | 152x |
| Lowest Useful Magnification | Not provided |
| Limiting Stellar Magnitude | Not provided |
| Resolution (Rayleigh) | Not provided |
| Resolution (Dawes) | Not provided |
| Light Gathering Power (Compared to Human eye) | Not provided |
| Optical Tube Length | 68.5cm |
| Optical Tube Diameter | 12.5cm |
| Optical Tube Weight | 1.76kg |
| Mount Type | Altazimuth AZ1 |
| Tripod Material | Aluminium |
| Tripod Adjustment Range | Not provided |
| Total Kit Weight | Not provided |
| Warranty | 5 Year Manufacturer Warranty |
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Saxon 110cm Telescope Padded Carry Bag A convenient carry bag for your new telescope and accessories! Perfect for travel or storing your telescope when not in use. |
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Saxon Optical Lens Cleaning Kit Keep your telescope in top shape by keeping it free from dust and debris and cleaned regularly! |
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saxon ScopePix Smartphone Adapter 3s Easily capture images through your telescope on your smartphone! |
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saxon 110cm Telescope Padded Carry Bag A convenient carry bag for your new telescope and accessories. |
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saxon Optical Lens Cleaning Kit Keep your telescope in top shape by keeping it free from dust and debris. |
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About Saxon - High Quality Optics
The Saxon brand commits to quality and research. The company develops a range of binoculars, telescopes, microscopes and accessories with the understanding of its user’s priorities and needs. Saxon has built each product around the knowledge that everyone’s viewing requirements are different, proven through each precise and well thought out product line. Browse a range of Saxon optical products and you'll find that every glass has been designed to help every viewer see only the best in every situation.
Product Code: SAX-224101
| Optical Design | Newtonian Reflector |
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| Aperture | 76mm |
| Focal Length | 700mm |
| Focal Ratio | 9.2 |
| Highest Practical Magnification | 152x |
| Mount Type | Alt-Azimuth AZ1 |
| Motor Drive | No |
| Eyepiece 1 | H25 - 1.25" |
| Eyepiece 2 | H12.5 - 1.25" |
| Eyepiece 3 | SR4 - 1.25" |
| Finderscope Make | 5x24 |
| Tube Length | 68.5cm |
| Autoguide Port | No |
| Electronic Hand Control | No |
| Warranty Information | 5 Years |
| Image | Item | Qty |
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Saxon 76/700 Newtonian Reflector OTA | 1 |
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Saxon AZ1 Mount with Tripod | 1 |
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Saxon 5x24 Finder with Bracket | 1 |
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Saxon H25, H12.5, SR4 1.25" Eyepieces | 1 |
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Saxon Moon Filter | 1 |
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Saxon 3x Short Focus Barlow | 1 |
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Saxon 1.5x Erecting Eyepiece | 1 |
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Saxon Star / Moon Chart | 1 |
Q1. What is the Saxon F767AZ Newtonian Reflector Telescope designed for?
The Saxon F767AZ is designed to give you an easy and enjoyable introduction to astronomy. As a compact Newtonian reflector telescope, it’s perfect if you’re looking for a beginner telescope, a first telescope for kids, or an affordable way to start exploring the night sky in Australia.
Q2. What are the key optical specifications of the Saxon F767AZ?
You get a 76 mm aperture, a 700 mm focal length and a focal ratio of around f/9.2—great for viewing the Moon, planets and bright star clusters. You’ll also receive three 1.25" eyepieces (25 mm, 12.5 mm, 4 mm) and a 5×24 finderscope to help you locate objects easily.
Q3. Is the Saxon F767AZ suitable as a kids telescope or gift idea?
Yes. If you're buying a kids telescope or a first telescope for a young beginner, the F767AZ is an excellent choice. Its simple controls and lightweight design make it easy to use for children aged around 8+ with supervision.
Q4. What kind of objects can you view with this reflector telescope?
With a 76 mm aperture and 700 mm focal length, you can comfortably view lunar craters, Jupiter’s cloud bands and moons, Saturn’s rings (weather and sky permitting), bright star clusters and some nebulae.
Q5. What mount and tripod does the Saxon F767AZ come with?
The F767AZ comes with an Alt-Azimuth (AZ) mount, which moves up/down and left/right—just like a camera tripod. This makes it extremely intuitive, especially if you’re new to astronomy or setting this up for a child.
Q6. Is the telescope easy to set up and transport?
Yes. You can assemble it in minutes, and its lightweight aluminium tripod makes it easy to carry around the backyard or take on family trips. If you want a telescope that’s simple to handle, this is a great option.
Q7. Can you use the F767AZ for daytime viewing?
You can. With the included erecting eyepiece, the telescope also works for daytime use, letting you observe birds, landscapes or distant objects—making it even more versatile for young explorers.
Q8. Is this a good first telescope for school projects or STEM learning?
Absolutely. The F767AZ is often recommended as a STEM-friendly gift idea for kids because it helps you or your child learn the basics of optics, astronomy and scientific observation.
Q9. Is this a good value beginner telescope in Australia?
Yes. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly beginner telescope in Australia, the F767AZ offers great value. You get quality optics, ease of use and everything needed to get started without overspending.
Q10. Are there limitations you should know about?
As a small 76 mm reflector, it’s best suited for brighter objects. You won’t get the same deep-sky performance as with larger telescopes, but it’s a perfect entry point if you’re just starting out or buying a first telescope for a child.
