- Description
- Specifications

Product Overview
The SVBONY SV501P 70/400 is a complete portable refractor with a 70 mm (2.75″) multi-coated objective, a 400 mm focal length and an f/5.7 focal ratio. This F9348A kit includes the SV101 aluminium alloy tripod, a K20 mm 1.25″ eyepiece (20x), a 5x24 optical finder, a 45° correct-image prism diagonal and a portable backpack, with a published weight of 2950 g.
The tube uses a two-element, two-group objective and an anodized aluminium 1.25″ focusing eyepiece adapter with two locking screws, and SVBONY designs the kit for tool-free assembly.


Who It's For
This is a good match if you:
- Want a first telescope with everything included: tripod, eyepiece, finder, diagonal and carrying bag come together.
- Travel, camp or hike: the backpack keeps the whole kit together and portable.
- Want daytime and night use: the correct-image diagonal gives upright views of landscapes and wildlife.
- Are buying for a family or young observer: setup needs no tools and no collimation.
Key Features & Design
- 70 mm, 400 mm, f/5.7 refractor: multi-coated 2E/2G objective for bright, high-contrast views.
- Stray light control: SVBONY designs the tube to minimize internal reflections and glare.
- 45° erect-image prism diagonal: right-side-up, left-to-right-correct images.
- K20 mm eyepiece and 5x24 finder: a medium-power 20x view and an easy aiming aid.
- SV101 aluminium alloy tripod: light and stable for travel.
- Portable backpack: carries the telescope and accessories.



Optical Design
The SV501P 70 is a two-element refractor with multi-coated optical glass. At 400 mm and f/5.7 it gives a wide, bright field that frames the whole Moon, large star fields and open clusters, with enough focal length to show Jupiter's moons and Saturn's rings with a shorter eyepiece. As a refractor it needs no collimation.

Recommended Uses
- Lunar observing: the whole disc at 20x, crater detail with higher-power eyepieces.
- Bright planets: Jupiter's moons, Saturn's rings and the phases of Venus.
- Solar observing: SVBONY lists solar observation, which requires a certified full-aperture solar filter over the objective.
- Daytime nature viewing: upright images of landscapes and wildlife.


Compatibility and Accessory Notes
- Eyepieces: standard 1.25″ eyepieces fit the focusing adapter, so a shorter eyepiece or a zoom is a direct upgrade.
- Filters: 1.25″ filters thread onto 1.25″ eyepieces.
- Solar viewing: only with a certified full-aperture solar filter over the objective.
- Tripod-free version: SVBONY also lists an F9348C configuration without the tripod; ask us if you would prefer it.


What's in the Box
Per SVBONY's specification for F9348A:
- SV501P 70/400 refractor with 1.25″ focusing eyepiece adapter
- K20 mm 1.25″ eyepiece (20x)
- 5x24 optical finder scope
- 45° correct-image prism diagonal, 1.25″
- SV101 aluminium alloy tripod
- Portable backpack

Good to Know Before You Order
- Aperture: 70 mm shows the Moon, bright planets, double stars and bright clusters well; faint galaxies need a larger aperture.
- One eyepiece supplied: the K20 mm gives 20x; adding a shorter eyepiece raises the magnification.
- Light tripod: built for portability, it is steadiest at low and medium power.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it difficult to set up?
No. Setup is tool-free: open the SV101 tripod, attach the telescope, add the diagonal and eyepiece, and it is ready.
Is the tripod included?
Yes. This F9348A kit includes the SV101 aluminium alloy tripod.
Can I use it for daytime viewing?
Yes. The correct-image prism diagonal gives an upright, correctly oriented image.
How much does it weigh?
2950 g, as published by SVBONY for the kit with tripod.
Bottom Line
In short: a 70 mm f/5.7 portable refractor with SV101 tripod, eyepiece, finder, erect-image diagonal and backpack, ready for the Moon, bright planets and daytime viewing.
| Brand | SVBONY |
|---|---|
| Model | SV501P (F9348A) |
| Optical design | Refractor |
| Aperture | 70 mm / 2.75″ |
| Focal length | 400 mm |
| Focal ratio | f/5.7 |
| Lens coating | Multi-coated |
| Objective lens structure | 2E/2G |
| Finder scope | 5x24 optical |
| Eyepiece | K 20 mm 1.25″ (20x) |
| Diagonal | Correct-image prism 45° 1.25″ |
| Tripod | SV101 aluminium alloy tripod |
| Portable backpack | Yes |
| Net weight | 2950 g |
| Recommended use | Lunar, planetary and terrestrial viewing; travel |
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