10 best Cyber Monday telescope deals we've seen so far 2023

Celestron NexStar 8SE: was $1599, now $1359 at Amazon and Adorama

Save over $200 on the largest of the Celestron NexStar family, the Celestron NexStar 8SE is a serious skywatching telescope that offers seamless night sky tours. Views of everything from Saturn's rings to the Whirpool Galaxy are within reach and at high clarity.  

Celestron AstroMaster 114 EQ Telescope: was $319.95, now $271.80 on Amazon. 

Save 21% with Amazon's additional $40 coupon on a telescope that is perfect for those without years and years of stargazing experience. There's a 114mm objective lens, fully coated optics, sturdy frame and it's lightweight. The accessories include two eyepieces, an adjustable tripod, a red dot finder scope, slow-motion controls and a free download of useful software. A Lithium-ion battery is included.

Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ: was $479.95 now $334.99 on Amazon. 

Save over $144 on one of the top telescopes for beginners on the market. Its 130mm aperture and 650mm focal length combined with quality optics make it perfect for viewing nebulas, star clusters and galaxies. The StarSense app means even those without any experience can find and view their targets while knowing what they are looking at. 

Celestron NexStar 4SE: was $749.99, now $599.99 on Amazon. 

This Cyber Monday, you can save 12% on the computerized telescope, the Celestron NexStar 4SE. Complete with a 25mm eyepiece, Red Dot Finderscope, steel tripod, astronomy software, among other pieces of kit, this Maksutov-Cassegrain is ideal for beginner and seasoned astronomers alike. 

Unistellar eQuinox Computerized Telescope: was $2999, now $1999 on Amazon.

Save $1000 on a highly sophisticated telescope from Unistellar. Galaxies, nebulae and star clusters are easily visible due to the 400x digital magnification, auto-detection, light pollution reduction system and an app with a database of 5000 objects means you know exactly what you're looking at. You can also stream your stargazing with connected devices, for an added experience. 

Celestron FirstScope Signature Series Moon by Robert Reeves Telescope: was $71.95, now $64.89 on Amazon.

An updated look on Celestron's FirstScope, this tabletop reflector features a stunning moon image, courtesy of astroimager Robert Reeves. Suitable for the entire family, in particular kids who want to explore the night sky, this instrument is fully portable and comes with a selection of accessories — 20mm and 4mm eyepieces and a free PDF download of the "Lunar Landscapes" ebook by Reeves himself. 

Unistellar eVscope 2 Computerized Telescope: was $4899, now $3999 from Unistellar and here on Amazon.
Save $900 on a highly computerized telescope that's ideal for set-and-forget astrophotography. It doesn't require much previous astronomy experience and it features a 114mm aperture, 450mm focal length, 150x digital zoom and extras including a Nikon-made eyepiece. The use of an app and the smartphone to control the telescope makes the experience fun and easy.

Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ Refractor Telescope: was $189.95, now $99.99 on Amazon. 

Save 47% on a refractor telescope that's ideally suited for beginners. A 70mm aperture and a 900mm focal length mean views of the moon and other planets are good and you get the usual quality of build from Celestron along with a lightweight design and a collapsible tripod. 

Encalife ENTE501P refractor telescope: was $249.97, now $199.97 at Encalife.

20% off this refractor telescope for beginners puts the ENTE501P at under $200 and with a 70mm aperture and 400mm focal length we're pleased to see this entry-level optic at such a low price. Take it anywhere with the collapsible tripod and backpack to enjoy observing the night sky.

Celestron Inspire 100AZ telescope: was $468.95, now $359.95 at Adorama. 

Save 23% on this beginner-friendly refractor from Celestron. It has a large aperture to drink in the light and handy accessories to help simplify your journey into astronomy and astrophotography.