Browse 25 premium telescopes for every budget and skill level
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A telescope, a camera and a tracking mount in one, run from your phone. Pick a target and watch the picture build up on your screen.
FlagshipRefractor · Beginner
ZWO’s top Seestar. A 50mm apochromatic lens and a 1/1.2-inch 4K sensor for deep-sky objects, plus a 63° wide-angle camera for the Milky Way — controlled from your phone.
FlagshipRefractor · Beginner
A 50mm apochromatic telescope, camera, focuser, filters and GoTo mount in one 2.5kg unit, run from the Seestar app on your phone.
FlagshipRefractor · Beginner
A 30mm apochromatic telescope with a 4K telephoto camera and a 63° 4K wide-angle camera, filters and a GoTo mount — 1.65kg, controlled from your phone.
FlagshipRefractor · Beginner
A limited-edition Seestar S30 Pro made for the 2026 total solar eclipse: the same optics and cameras, in a tea-black finish with a gold eclipse design.
FlagshipRefractor · Beginner
A 30mm apochromatic telescope with a telephoto and a wide-angle camera, filters and a GoTo mount in a 1.65kg unit — pick a target on your phone and it does the rest.
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A portable computerized SCT with enough aperture for planets, bright nebulae, globular clusters, and darker-sky galaxy sessions.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 81×
84% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹1,70,000
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The 6SE keeps the celebrated NexStar experience in a smaller package that is easier to move, set up, and grow into.
What can you observe:
Planetary detail, globular clusters resolving into stars, galaxy shapes from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 60×
62% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹1,30,000
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A beginner-friendly computerized Newtonian that keeps setup light while still showing meaningful lunar, planetary, and bright deep-sky detail.
What can you observe:
Moon and planets, the Orion Nebula, and the Andromeda Galaxy as a faint glow
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 26×
27% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹65,000
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This manual 130mm reflector gives beginners a bright, fast optical tube and an equatorial mount they can grow with.
What can you observe:
Moon and planets, the Orion Nebula, and the Andromeda Galaxy as a faint glow
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 26×
27% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹30,000
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A lightweight alt-az refractor that favors easy handling, clean planetary contrast, and quick backyard observing.
What can you observe:
The Moon’s craters, Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud belts and its four moons
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 40×
41% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹25,000
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A value-focused 114mm reflector for newcomers who want hands-on aiming, tracking, and a complete starter package.
What can you observe:
Moon and planets, plus the Orion Nebula’s core and star clusters resolved into stars
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 36×
37% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹18,000
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The 127EQ adds aperture and accessory flexibility for beginners ready to push farther than the most basic starter scopes.
What can you observe:
Moon and planets, plus the Orion Nebula’s core and star clusters resolved into stars
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 40×
41% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹22,000
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A grab-and-go 70mm refractor with backpack portability, upright daytime views, and minimal setup friction.
What can you observe:
The Moon’s craters, Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud belts and its four moons
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 16×
17% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹12,000
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A 130mm manual reflector paired with StarSense sky-recognition guidance for beginners who want help finding objects without a GoTo mount.
What can you observe:
Moon and planets, the Orion Nebula, and the Andromeda Galaxy as a faint glow
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 26×
27% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹50,000
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A 150mm parabolic tabletop Dobsonian with StarSense guidance, made for observers who want stronger deep-sky performance without a bulky full-size base.
What can you observe:
Planetary detail, globular clusters resolving into stars, galaxy shapes from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 30×
31% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹65,000
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A slow f/13 achromat on a simple alt-az mount: crisp lunar detail, Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s moons, with a no-tools setup and nothing to collimate.
What can you observe:
The Moon’s craters, Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud belts and its four moons
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 36×
37% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹15,000
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A 6" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Planetary detail, globular clusters resolving into stars, galaxy shapes from a dark site
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 48×
50% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹38,000
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A 6" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Planetary detail, globular clusters resolving into stars, galaxy shapes from a dark site
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 48×
50% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹42,000
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A 8" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 48×
50% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹50,000
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A 8" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
First-time observers, kids, casual astronomers
The Moon at 48×
50% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹55,000
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A 10" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 50×
52% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹60,000
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A 10" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 50×
52% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹67,000
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A 12" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 61×
63% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹75,000
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A 12" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 61×
63% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹82,000
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A 16" parabolic Newtonian on a Dobsonian base — the most aperture per rupee available, and the reason most experienced observers own one.
What can you observe:
Saturn’s Cassini Division on steady nights, and dozens of galaxies from a dark site
Who is it for:
Experienced astronomers, serious enthusiasts
The Moon at 72×
75% of the eyepiece, to scale
₹1,90,000
View DetailsFlagshipZWO’s top Seestar. A 50mm apochromatic lens and a 1/1.2-inch 4K sensor for deep-sky objects, plus a 63° wide-angle camera for the Milky Way — controlled from your phone.
How you see it:
On your phone — a built-in camera builds up the picture as you watch.
Who is it for:
Deep-sky photography from home, Milky Way and star trails, First-time astrophotographers, Families
₹1,24,700
View DetailsFlagshipA 50mm apochromatic telescope, camera, focuser, filters and GoTo mount in one 2.5kg unit, run from the Seestar app on your phone.
How you see it:
On your phone — a built-in camera builds up the picture as you watch.
Who is it for:
First-time astrophotographers, Moon and Sun imaging, Deep-sky photography from home, Families
₹62,300
View DetailsFlagshipA 30mm apochromatic telescope with a 4K telephoto camera and a 63° 4K wide-angle camera, filters and a GoTo mount — 1.65kg, controlled from your phone.
How you see it:
On your phone — a built-in camera builds up the picture as you watch.
Who is it for:
Travel and terrace astrophotography, Milky Way and star trails, First-time astrophotographers, Daytime wildlife and landscapes
₹87,300
View DetailsFlagshipA limited-edition Seestar S30 Pro made for the 2026 total solar eclipse: the same optics and cameras, in a tea-black finish with a gold eclipse design.
How you see it:
On your phone — a built-in camera builds up the picture as you watch.
Who is it for:
Collectors, Solar and eclipse imaging, Travel astrophotography, Gifting
₹99,800
View DetailsFlagshipA 30mm apochromatic telescope with a telephoto and a wide-angle camera, filters and a GoTo mount in a 1.65kg unit — pick a target on your phone and it does the rest.
How you see it:
On your phone — a built-in camera builds up the picture as you watch.
Who is it for:
First-time astrophotographers, Travel and backpacking, Families, Moon and Sun imaging
₹49,800
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