Of course, the Celestron Origin gathers nine times the light of the SeeStar, so the images will form more rapidly. But the $4,000 price will fall as more firms enter. You are right: it is too expensive. Moreover, the central obstruction problem remains. Personally, I want something that will automate astrophotography for my 5" Stellarvue APO.
Over priced product. This is what i hate about Celestron, even a piece of plastic associated with Astronomy... Celestron will over charge it and make Customers pay unreasonable amount of money.
Seestar for $499.
Exactly. I can’t afford a $4,000 telescope. Bidenomics made me poor. My SeeStar does just fine.
Of course, the Celestron Origin gathers nine times the light of the SeeStar, so the images will form more rapidly. But the $4,000 price will fall as more firms enter. You are right: it is too expensive. Moreover, the central obstruction problem remains. Personally, I want something that will automate astrophotography for my 5" Stellarvue APO.
Celestron try to make a good product challenge : impossible
Over priced product. This is what i hate about Celestron, even a piece of plastic associated with Astronomy... Celestron will over charge it and make Customers pay unreasonable amount of money.
Couldn't agree more.
Celestron makes good telescopes, but that horrible one-armed alt-az mount. Just, no. If I was given one for free, I'd still feel ripped off.
Very poor of a Introduce , bad impression to the telescope