Save $345 on this Celestron NexStar 6SE telescope deal from Walmart

Celestron NexStar 6SE telescope
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If you're looking for an easy-to-use, high-quality telescope to take your stargazing experience to the next level and you want a big discount, then Walmart has you covered.

Walmart is offering a $345 discount on the Celestron NexStar 6SE GoTo telescope and a $296 discount for the same telescope with an eyepiece/filter kit. These are big savings and it's on a telescope that we've given 4.5/5 stars in our review. It offers crystal clear views thanks to the flawless optical coatings and has no color fringing or coma.

Amazon Prime Day may be over, but you can still bag a bargain, even from other retailers as they push their Summer sales. The Celestron 6SE features in our best telescopes guide and who knows, while the Summer sales are on you could pick up some of the best telescope deals you'll see all year. 

Celestron NexStar 6SE Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope$1495now $1149.99 at Walmart

Celestron NexStar 6SE Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope $1495 now $1149.99 at Walmart.

Save $345 on a top-quality telescope that we rate as one of the best on the market. A 150mm aperture, 1499mm focal length and a sturdy build mean you will get crystal clear views of the specific night sky targets you want to see for years to come. It also has a reliable and accurate tracking system and is easy to use, a very good deal for a very good telescope. 

Celestron NexStar 6SE Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope with eyepiece and filter kit$1595now $1299 at Walmart

Celestron NexStar 6SE Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope with eyepiece and filter kit $1595 now $1299 at Walmart.

If you want this telescope but you want to treat yourself to an eyepiece and filter kit too, you can save $296 on this bundle from Walmart. A 150mm aperture, 1499mm focal length and a sturdy build mean you will get crystal clear views of the specific night sky targets you want to see for years to come. It also has a reliable and accurate tracking system and is easy to use, a very good deal for a very good telescope.

The Celestron NexStar 6SE boasts some serious specs that would satisfy any level of astronomer, trying to achieve their stargazing goals. It has a 150mm aperture which means a considerable amount of light passes through the lens, allowing you to see night sky objects. It also has a 1499mm focal length, meaning you're able to focus on specific targets better than telescopes with a shorter focal length, which will have wider fields of view.

The weight of this telescope is 21 lbs (9.53 kg) meaning that it's not the easiest to transport everywhere but equally, you still can, and with more ease than other telescopes in this price range due to its catadioptric design. What does stand out though is its sturdy and robust build, and that's something you want when you invest in a telescope like this.

The computerized tracking system is excellent so you'll be able to follow your night sky targets with absolute ease, you don't get any color-fringing or visual defects and the optics on offer deliver stunning views. In fact, the only real downside we found with this telescope is that the batteries can drain quicker than you would perhaps like. 

Despite that, we think a $345 discount (or a $296 discount if you want the eyepiece and filter kit) is not something to easily pass up, especially on a telescope of this quality. We've reviewed it and it's good enough to feature in our best telescopes guide so naturally, we like these deals a lot. Walmart are offering you an out-of-this-world deal and we think it's worth considering.

Be sure to check out Space.com's telescope deals page, or our guide to the best telescopes.

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Alexander Cox
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