
Celestron has included a phone mount for the telescope and the Starsense app for your smartphone, which makes it easy to find objects in the starry sky. Your phone will guide you in which direction you need to turn the telescope!
There is also a larger diameter version of this model , the Explorer DX6 .
The Schmidt-Cassegrain design makes the telescope small in size despite its 1250mm focal length. This makes it easy to carry around in your backyard or car if you want to get the best possible viewing position for fainter objects.
Celestron's StarSense Explorer is the first app available for consumer telescopes that allows you to use your smartphone to orient yourself to objects in the starry sky.
From the phone app, you simply select the object you want to observe. The app will instruct you in which direction to turn the telescope. The position indicated by the telescope will update in real time on the phone screen, and when you are at the desired object, the cursor will turn green.
You can check compatible phones here!



Stargazing usually starts with learning a few constellations and locating them in the sky with the naked eye. Tonight's Best is a feature offered by the Starsense Explorer app that suggests the best objects for viewing at the moment.
The list is updated based on your location, meaning the app offers the objects that are visible from your location. Depending on the season, location, and time of day, the list may include planets like Jupiter or Saturn, galaxies, nebulae, or star clusters.
Specifications:
The sales package includes: 10mm and 25mm eyepieces, StarSense phone mount, red dot sight, angle mirror and tripod, and a license for the phone program
