I'll be less tactful. It is hard to get anything worth having at those prices.
The suggestion to visit an astronomy club meet is a super good one.
One possible way out is to look on your local Craigslist. A Dobsonian reflector is often a good choice in this situation.
It won't do tracking. If you only want a minute or two at a time look these are good.
Here is an example you might well find on Craigslist in your budget. It currently costs $199, but in the past of course was less expensive. You might even get lucky and find a 6 inch one in your price range on Craigslist. BTW the below dobsonian is rather short. You might use it on a short wall or small table (which creates stability issues). If you find a 2nd hand 6 incher they are longer.
https://www.amazon.com/Orion-10015-...45765343&sr=8-5&keywords=dobsonian+telescopes
If you have a decent camera tripod already, these are surprisingly good among cheaper scopes.
C70 Mini Mak. You could use the included tripod for sky objects on a table top, but it will frustrate you.
https://www.amazon.com/Celestron-52...8&qid=1545765583&sr=8-1&keywords=c70+mini+mak
If you should see a Celestron C90 version on craigslist it is even better. I have one I use with some quality eyepieces.
An equatorial mounted reflector or refractor even if manually driven can make it easy to track and extend viewing times. But those are going to have counter-weights and may be too heavy for you.
EDIT to add: even these lower end scopes will allow you to view Saturn and any closer planets. Maybe not great images, but you'll be able to see that Saturn has rings. The moon is easy. You can see moons around Jupiter with binoculars.