Telescope Buying Consultation
Before spending ₹15,000–₹1,50,000 on a telescope, get 30 minutes with Akash Aggarwal — 12+ years of experience across every telescope type. Walk away knowing exactly what to buy.
Before spending ₹15,000–₹1,50,000 on a telescope, book a live session at Akash's Delhi observatory (₹799/person). You'll use the Celestron NexStar 6SE and ZWO Seestar S50 live — and leave knowing exactly what kind of telescope suits you. Saves many people from buying the wrong thing.
Book a live sessionWhat You Get from the Consultation
Personalised Telescope Recommendation
One clear answer — which telescope to buy for your budget and goals
Budget Breakdown
Where to spend and where to save, including accessories
Goal Matching
Planets, Moon, deep sky or astrophotography — we match the scope to your interests
Essential Accessories List
The add-ons you actually need vs the ones you don't
Setup & Maintenance Tips
What to expect when your telescope arrives and how to care for it
Apps & Resources
Free apps and star charts to get you started immediately
How It Works
Message Akash on WhatsApp
Send a message with your budget and what you want to see through a telescope.
Schedule a 30-min Call
Akash will schedule a WhatsApp voice/video call at a time that suits you.
Walk Away with Clarity
You'll know exactly which telescope to buy, from where, and what accessories you need.
Questions Akash Helps With
I have a budget of ₹20,000. What telescope should I buy?
At ₹20,000 a Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ is the sweet spot — large enough to show Saturn's rings and Jupiter's moons clearly, on a real equatorial mount. We'd explore whether planets or deep sky matters more to you before confirming.
Should I buy a Dobsonian or a GoTo telescope?
Depends entirely on your goals. If you want to visually observe deep sky objects and don't mind learning the sky, a Dobsonian gives more aperture per rupee. If you want astrophotography or quick object finding, a GoTo mount is worth the extra cost.
Is the ZWO Seestar S50 worth ₹65,000?
For imaging-focused beginners, yes — it removes all the complexity of astrophotography. But if you want to visually observe rather than image, there are better options at that price point. This is exactly what a consultation helps you figure out.
Can I do astrophotography with a beginner telescope?
Planetary photography is possible with most telescopes. Deep sky astrophotography requires a tracking mount. We'll assess what you actually want to photograph and recommend accordingly.
Akash Aggarwal
12+ years of hands-on telescope experience across refractors, reflectors, Dobsonians, GoTo mounts, and smart telescopes. Akash has used the Celestron NexStar 6SE and ZWO Seestar S50 professionally and has guided hundreds of people through their first telescope purchase.
Ready to Buy the Right Telescope?
Message Akash on WhatsApp with your budget and what you want to see. He'll guide you to the perfect telescope.