Title: Spend a little, save your neck
Product review: I love my ETX-90, but putting it on an object manually can be a literal pain in the neck. That's because the straight through viewfinder, which great for terrestial viewing, is not so good when you're trying to look up at the stars. (I assume this is why it is standard on th ETX-125 since that is more of an 'astronomy' scope).The good news is this viewfinder makes finding things easier because you're look angle is the same for the view finder and the eyepiece. The bad news is that you're most comfortable view is to tilt it off to the side (away from the eyepiece) and that makes "driving" the scope non-intuitive. I also found it harder to align than the straight through finder.On the bright side this leaves you with the original viewfinder as a nice spotting scope for your younger astronomers.
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