You could also use a 2x Barlow with the 10mm for 132x or with the 6mm for 220x, which is usable, albeit a bit above what one should really be using with this telescope due to its aperture and optical quality.

eyepieces: a 20mm Kellner providing 33x magnification and a 10mm Kellner providing 66x magnification. and 25mm that provide a choice of low, medium and high-powered magnification respectively for enabling its users to view a wide range of objects – for example the Moon, the planets and deep sky objects. The Celestron Inspire 100AZ telescope it's an entirely manual telescope that you have to move yourself. Keep in mind that we’re not asking for perfection-what we’re talking about is being able to at least somewhat make out the Milky Way. The Inspire 100AZ attaches to its mount with a short Vixen-style dovetail bar attached to the bottom of the tube, and its finder bracket accepts most standard finderscope bases.Both our telescopes boast the fact that they can be set up and have their users seeking out stars in the night sky in a matter of minutes. It will introduce any prospective astronomer to the different aspects of astronomy and won’t get too bogged down in any complicated details which can overwhelm new people.

Plossls are good but you do have to have your eye very close to the glass - doesn't bother me, but some people find it uncomfortable (and you certainly can't wear glasses). The idea is that a smartphone can be lashed to the front and secured in position with its camera over a circular hole in the dust cap. Consequently, trying to get it all done before the object drifts out of the field of view can be tricky.It's then necessary to remove a small cap in the dust cap and insert the top of the eyepiece, which then has to be secured using a couple of tiny thumbscrews.