There is a time, in childhood or adolescence, when curiosity demands real tools. No longer toys, but objects capable of opening horizons. Giving a telescope as a gift means offering much more than a product: it means giving quality time, amazement, questions, silences shared under a starry sky. It means igniting a passion that can grow over the years, transforming into a scientific interest, a love of observation, or even a vocation.
Konus’s proposal for young people was born precisely in this spirit: reliable tools, carefully crafted, designed to be simple to use but already optically valid. A range designed to accompany the first steps in astronomy, offering different solutions depending on age, available space and the desired level of involvement.

The Konusfirst-360 represents the most immediate and intuitive entry into the world of observation. Compact, with a metal table tripod, it is perfect for those who want an easy tool to place and use even in domestic environments or on a balcony. The 50 mm diameter and 360 mm focal length make it suitable for early observations of the Moon and major bright objects. It is the telescope that turns curiosity into intelligent play, without intimidating the beginner.
For those who want something extra in terms of stability and versatility, the Konusfirst-600 offers a longer 600mm focal length and a metal tripod with a handle for easy movement. Still with achromatic optics and a metal tube, it maintains the ease of use typical of the Konusfirst line, but allows for more detailed observations. It is the ideal choice for the boy who begins to want “better understand” what he sees, going beyond simple discovery.
Leveling up we find the Konuspace-6, a precise and well-groomed instrument, with a diameter of 60 mm and a focal length of 800 mm. Here the experience becomes more structured: stable altazimuth mount, multi-treated optics, 5×24 seeker, height-adjustable tripod. Observation becomes richer and more fulfilling, while maintaining the ease that makes learning natural and fun. It is the telescope that accompanies the first real insights, stimulating questions and the desire to know.

The most complete model in the boys’ range is the Konustart-700B, designed specifically for ambitious students and beginners. With a diameter of 60 mm and a focal length of 700 mm, it combines good optical performance with a particularly rich equipment. In its updated configuration, it includes a special universal adapter that transforms the smartphone into a small astronomical camera for taking photos and recording videos, or into a star map for orienting and locating celestial objects. It’s a perfect bridge between traditional observation and digital language, capable of speaking to today’s kids with tools they know and love to use. The included fabric bag makes it easy to carry, making it ideal even for out-of-town observation evenings or educational activities.
With a Konus telescope, the boy broadens his horizons in the sky and on earth, experimenting with observation as a form of intelligent play and stimulating hobby. A lasting passion can arise, fueled by the satisfaction of recognizing a lunar crater, following the phases of our satellite, or spotting a constellation.
Giving one of these tools as a gift means giving amazement. And in a fast-paced world, stopping to look at the stars remains one of the most precious gifts one can give.




