At 25x, even just the tiniest telescope must be able to see Saturn's bands. A fine 3-inch telescope at 50x can reveal it as a split system from the surface of the planet disk across all angles. Saturn appears more three-dimensional than just about any other celestial object. At least that's how it appears to us through a 6-inch telescope on a full moon. One of several finest and most well-known scopes is the Celestron AstroMaster. It offers the greatest sights of Saturn's rings and other celestial objects. We regard this instrument for producing crisp, high-quality sky photos during day and twilight.