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Looking for celestial objects has never been easier! Telescopes with an autoguider are equipped with a special database storing coordinates of tens of thousands of interesting celestial objects – all you need to do to find them is push a few buttons on a keypad and the auto-guiding system will do all the work. Thus, computer-controlled telescopes are especially great for amateur stargazers. Astrophotography with these telescopes also becomes more accessible and enjoyable.

Bresser National Geographic 90/1250 GOTO Telescope

$photograph Bresser National Geographic 70/350 GOTO Telescope 70mm Refractor$

Bresser National Geographic 70/350 GOTO Telescope 70mm Refractor

Celestron LCM 114 Telescope

Celestron NexStar 127 SLT MAK Telescope

Celestron NexStar 130 SLT Telescope

Celestron LCM 80 Telescope

Sky-Watcher MAK127 AZ-GTi GOTO Telescope

Meade ETX90 Observer Telescope

Meade LX200 8" F/10 ACF Telescope with Standard Field Tripod

Meade LX90 10" F/10 ACF Telescope

Levenhuk SkyMatic 127 GT MAK Telescope

Meade LX90 8" F/10 ACF Telescope

Levenhuk SkyMatic 135 GTA Telescope

Meade LightSwitch 6" F/10 ACF Telescope

Meade LightSwitch 8" F/10 ACF Telescope

Meade LX90 12" F/10 ACF Telescope

Meade LX850 10" F/8 ACF Telescope

Meade LX850 12" F/8 ACF Telescope

Meade LX850 14" F/8 ACF Telescope

The best telescope with autoguider by Levenhuk

Telescopes with autoguider significantly simplify life for astronomers by eliminating the headache of fiddling with star charts and trying to find faint objects almost ‘blindfolded’ in an unclear sky. Such telescopes are equipped with special ‘clever’ mounting systems with microprocessors that store coordinates of thousands of celestial objects. Telescope guide scopes will do all the work for the observer – they find celestial objects and track them while they’re moving along the sky due to the Earth’s rotation. The last feature is especially great for astro imaging. You won’t be able to make decent long-exposure images without accurate tracking. Telescopes with an autoguider are the best choice for astrophotography.

These telescopes are especially recommended for beginning stargazers as they help to learn the sky more effectively and quickly, as well as for experienced astronomers who have no time or desire to navigate the 'old fashioned way'. Either way, this is a very convenient way of observing the night sky!