Celestron NexStar 6SE vs Celestron NexStar Evolution 6 inch telescopes

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In this video, we'll compare and contrast the Celestron NexStar 6 SE & the Celestron NexStar Evolution 6-inch telescopes. We'll discuss the differences between the two telescopes, as well as offer our opinion on which one is better.
If you're looking for a Telescope to buy, then be sure to watch this video! We'll compare and contrast the NexStar 6 SE and the NexStar Evolution 6-inch telescopes and give our opinion on which one is the better choice for you. We'll also answer any questions you may have about the telescopes.
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@davidaaaa4611 Месяц назад

I have the 5SE and I wish I had bought the Evolution. The mount is great. U can set it up and start viewing without setting up the go to. Great Mount. I may save up and buy one.

@ismailelayachi9337 Год назад

Interesting thank you

@ronm6585 Год назад

Thank you.

@need100k Год назад

My primary interest is astrophotography. I see a few local sellers selling barely used 6SE's for under $800, which is tempting, but I don't want to regret the purchase later. I'd love to go for the 9.25 but I also want to take it on a short flight form Oahu to Big Island to use up on Mauna Kea (below the summit). If only money were no object.

@TheAlienTechs Год назад

Then look for a refractor telescope n a good EQ telescope mount. Check here 👇🏻👇🏻 thealientech.com/best-telescope-for-astrophotography-in-2023/

@need100k Год назад

@@TheAlienTechs - Thanks. I've owned a refractor before and I liked it, but I think next time I'd prefer a Schmidt-Cassegrain because I'd prefer deeper sky and planetary views. Perhaps the Celestron NexStar 8SE or similar would be a good compromise.

@TheAlienTechs Год назад

Yeah, NexStar 8SE is great.. nd Celestron Edge Hd 8-inch will be even better....but will increase cost.

@stellarthings3435 Год назад

Which one would be better in your opinion Evolution 8 EdgeHD or evolution 9.25

@TheAlienTechs Год назад

Evolution 9.25, because of a bigger aperture.

@pigman2467 Год назад

what is better for deep sky: orion shortube 80mm or Orion SkyScanner 100mm TableTop Reflector Telescope?

@TheAlienTechs Год назад

Orion 80mm refractor

@pigman2467 Год назад

@@TheAlienTechs Tasco Luminova is a good telescope company?

@TheAlienTechs Год назад

All their telescopes look like beginner level telescopes.

@pigman2467 Год назад

what is better Orion StarBlast 102mm vs orion starblast 4.5?

@TheAlienTechs Год назад

Starblast 4.5

@irenemedina8836 5 месяцев назад

I don’t know if I want to get a 8SE or the 6SE but I think the 8SE is a a little too big

@HelenoPaiva 6 месяцев назад

It seems to me that the nexstar mount is just enough to hold the 8se… hence the evo8 is significantly better than the 8se. Now- at 6 inches- I don’t think the evolution offers a great advantage. I think the 6in is a great option… I’m considering the nextar 6se vs. the evolution 8… money is one issue, but size is also quite important. I’m still thinking about it.

@TheAlienTechs 6 месяцев назад

Evo 8 n 8SE OTA are the same the only difference is the mount... 8SE n 6SE has the same mount... Evolution 8 edge HD will also be a good choice

@HelenoPaiva 6 месяцев назад

@@TheAlienTechs yeah- Let me rephrase: if going for a 6’- the nexstar 6se is great. If going for a 8’ scope - the evolution 8 is better. The thing is: there are a lot of reports online that the 8se has a mount that just barely supports the scope, it is wobbly for the 8in scope. It should not be a problem for the 6’, thou.

@TheAlienTechs 6 месяцев назад

Yeah, I got it. Btw, the 8SE mount is not that bad... What I meant was that the OTA of 8SE n Evo 8 are the same. And the price difference is almost 600-800$ in these two scopes. So I think the price is too much for the same OTA n a slightly better mount.. That's why I suggested "evo 8" edge HD" a better OTA...but an even better option would be "Evo 9.25" which costs slightly less than "Evo 8 edge HD" Yeah you are right, 6SE is the best value for money choice if u r going for 6-inch. 🤗🤗

@digigil4597 8 месяцев назад

The actual focal length is on the tube! 2000mm NOT 1500 from the SE??? so Buzzz... video shows it with 2000mm as the front of the telescope turns! Fix review?