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You should see a nice but rather small image of Saturn. Your 25mm eyepiece gives 40x which is on the low side for planetary viewing. A 10mm eyepiece will give 100x which is better but your scope should show Saturn crisply at 200x if you have a 5mm eyepiece or use a 2x barlow lens with a 10mm.

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What about a 10mm with a Barlow?

Yes, as I said above ".....or use a 2x barlow lens with a 10mm...."

The supplied eyepiece and barlow are not great quality but give it a go and see what you think. I'd use the 10mm without the barlow to start with and see what details you can spot with that.

I'm looking at Saturn with my ED 120mm refractor at the moment and can see 5 of it's moons, the Cassini Division in it's rings and a broad belt around the planets disk. I'm using 150x - 180x magnification for this.

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