Celestron NexStar 8 SE Follow-Up Review

The Celestron NexStar 8 SE has proven itself a reliable, durable and enjoyable telescope these past 4 years. I don&think an amateur astronomer can find a better bang for their buck when it comes to a computerized, 8" Schmidt-Cassegrain, that will last for years. The upgrade potential for this telescope is also enormous, so with each passing year you can make it better and better. It is one telescope I will always have in my collection as it is great for observing all objects in the night sky, and easy for anyone to use. Did I mention reliable? Please consider making your astronomy purchases from my AgenaAstro affiliate link below. This helps me fund the channel and allows me to produce my tutorials and unbiased reviews that you can trust. List of recommended upgrades from most important to least (in my opinion): 1. Celestron f/6.3 Focal Reducer 2. Orion Schmidt-Cassegrain Finderscope base (and a good finder scope) 3. Celestron XLT 2" Diagonal 4. Celestron, Meade or Orion Powertank 5. Celestron or Astrozap Dew Shield (or make your own) 6. 2" eyepieces 7. Orion 13% Transmission Moon Filter 8. Celestron Vibration Suppression Pads (or make your own) 9. Explore Scientific CLS Nebula Filter 10. Celestron SkySync GPS 11. Celestron SkyPortal WiFi Module (Fun to control the telescope on your phone) 12. A new focuser Serious Astrophotography upgrades: 1. Celestron Equatorial Wedge for NexStar Evolution and 6/8 SE Telescopes 2. Celestron f/6.3 Focal Reducer 3. Orion...