Celestron Nexstar 6SE 150mm f/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain GoTo Telescope Wifi Kit
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The NexStar 6SE is a 150mm f/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain on a single-fork-arm GoTo mount, sold here with a Wi-Fi adapter for wireless control from a phone or tablet. Its sealed optical tube needs no collimation fuss for most owners, and the whole scope breaks into light pieces that fit in a small car. The NexStar+ hand control carries over 40,000 objects plus a Sky Tour, and SkyAlign aligns on any three bright points. It is the step up from a starter refractor: more aperture and true GoTo tracking, but heavier and more involved than a small tabletop scope.
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Owners treat the 6SE as a dependable first serious scope: sharp optics, easy alignment and light enough to carry outside in one trip. Complaints center on the mount's steadiness in wind and the slow f/10 focal ratio for deep-sky work.
The Celestron NexStar 6SE is a 150mm f/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain GoTo telescope with an orange tube. It sits on a patented single fork arm mount. The telescope breaks down into several lightweight, compact pieces for transport. StarBright XLT optical coating improves light transmission.
The included NexStar+ hand control locates over 40,000 celestial objects. Its Sky Tour mode shows the best objects currently visible. SkyAlign aligns the telescope when you center three bright objects in the eyepiece and press ALIGN. StarSense AutoAlign, which attaches to the telescope, can align it automatically.
The built-in wedge allows long-exposure tracking. The secondary mirror can be removed and replaced with a DSLR or astronomical CCD camera for wide-field imaging at f/2 using a Fastar/HyperStar lens assembly. The telescope can also be paired with Celestron Skyris cameras for imaging the Moon and planets.
