CELESTRON EVOLUTION 8" SCT
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Equipped with 203 mm optics and a motorized GoTo mount with built-in WiFi, this telescope allows wireless control, precise tracking, and up to 10 hours of battery life. A complete system for visual astronomy and imaging.
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The Celestron NexStar Evolution 8" SCT is a portable Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope with a 203 mm aperture and a motorized altazimuth GoTo mount featuring brass worm gears for smooth tracking.
Its integrated WiFi module enables direct control via the SkyPortal mobile app, offering intuitive navigation and easy alignment with SkyAlign. The onboard lithium battery delivers up to 10 hours of field use without external power.
Compatible with the Fastar/HyperStar system, the OTA can reach f/2 imaging speeds for deep-sky astrophotography. The optional equatorial wedge enables long exposures. Setup is quick, requiring no complex cabling.
Technical Specifications
Optical Design: Schmidt-Cassegrain
Aperture: 203 mm
Focal Length: 2032 mm (f/10)
Coatings: StarBright XLT
Mount: Motorized GoTo altazimuth
WiFi: Built-in
Battery: Built-in lithium-ion, 10 h autonomy
USB Port: Yes (device charging)
HyperStar Compatible: Yes
OTA Weight: 5.67 kg
Mount Weight: 7 kg
Tripod Weight: 5.44 kg
Included Accessories:
StarPointer finderscope
13 mm & 40 mm Plössl eyepieces
1.25" star diagonal
NexStar+ controller
Steel tripod with tray
AC power adapter
Self-powered telescope (integrated battery)
Precise GoTo tracking with WiFi control
HyperStar-ready for fast f/2 imaging
Ideal for travel and quick deployment
SkyPortal app provides user-friendly control
The Celestron NexStar Evolution 8" SCT delivers a complete observing experience for mobile astronomers. With its wireless control, integrated battery, and sharp optics, it’s ready to follow the stars anywhere. No external power required, no cables needed — just align, point, and explore. Perfect for visual astronomy and beginner-level imaging.