What starter telescope should I get for ~$150?

Hello all,

I'm looking to buy a starter telescope for myself. This is what I am looking for:

• Budget: around $150. If I really enjoy it, I don't mind wasting $150 for starters, but am really not willing to invest $300 for a passing passion.
• Conditions: city balcony - get home, relax in the company of stars ;). Will travel to the mountains now and then.
• Observe and photograph planets.
• Reflector, should be better at this price range and better viewing position
• Equatorial mount if possible
• Looking for 150x magnification. Have observed stars and planets at the local observatory at that magnification, was really impressed. Not expecting the same amount of details.
• Focal ratio around 10. From what I read, this would be best for planetary viewing.
• Should come with a tripod
• Don't care about finders too much
• A smartphone mount would be nice, but I can buy / build one separately

Browsing the local astronomy shops and classifieds I found a few telescopes that fit the bill. Please note, prices in Europe are slightly higher than in USA. Here they are, in order of preference:

Opticon Zodiac 76/900 EQ

• 900mm focal length
• high magnification (supposedly 450x, but am not sure about the image quality)
• equatorial mount
• never heard of this manufacturer, can't find a site.

Celestron Astromaster 130/650 EQ UPDATE: actually a Skywatcher Skyhawk 114/1000 EQ (seller mislabelled item)

• 114 aperture
• 1000 focal length
• spherical mirror
• equatorial mount

Skywatcher Luna 76/700 EQ

• equatorial mount
• well known manufacturer

Orion Spaceprobe 3 76/700 AZ

• great reviews: http://www.rocketroberts.com/astro/spaceprobe3altaz.htm

• photographs made with it look like something I would like to take (with practice)

What do you think? Am I far off the mark? All comments are appreciated.