In the past couple of years, we have covered hundreds of applications for stargazing and amateur astronomy. You can have a lot of fun with those apps. You will have even more fun with a decent telescope. Personal telescopes have become more sophisticated over the years. Here are 3 products that let you control your telescope using your iOS device:
Celestron NexStar Evolution 8: a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope that lets you control it from your iOS or Android smartphone. It has a rechargeable battery that lasts you for 10 hours of continuous observing.
KoPa Wifi Telescope: displays observed images and videos on your mobile device via WiFi. The device features a rapid focus ring, zoom ring and auto focus eyepiece, allowing you to follow your target easily.
Southern Stars SkyFi Wireless Telescope Controller: the device lets you control your telescope wirelessly. It creates a 802.11 wireless network, which you can password protect. It is compatible with Celestron NexStar, Orion Sirius, iOptron SmartStar, Meade telescopes, and more.
Have you found better iOS-compatible telescopes? Please share them here.
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