Bresser Telescope N 150/750 Messier Hexafoc EXOS-1 is a versatile Newton reflector that offers plenty of brightness in a compact design. Thanks to the combination of a 150 mm mirror aperture and a short focal length of 750 mm, this telescope delivers bright, high-contrast images of both planets and extended deep-sky objects.

With these optics, you can see the globular cluster M13 in the constellation Hercules as a sparkling cluster of thousands of stars, or the fine structures of the Orion Nebula 1,500 light years away. The f/5 optic offers a wide field of view, ideal for nebulae and star clusters, but also suitable for planetary observation and basic astrophotography.
The high-quality Hexafoc Focuser with a free aperture of 65 mm provides precise focusing and can optionally be expanded with a 1:10 fine adjustment for photographic use.
The EXOS-1 mount is robust and stable, designed for optics up to 7 kg. Fine adjustments allow you to track celestial objects smoothly without vibrations. This mount can later be equipped with a motor for the RA axis, allowing automatic tracking.
Scope of delivery
- Newton reflector 150/750 mm
- EXOS-1 equatorial mount
- Steel tripod with accessory tray
- 26 mm Super Plössl eyepiece (1.25″)
- Ocular adapter 1.25″ & 2″
- 6×30 optical viewfinder
- Tube rings with Vixen-style dovetails
Observation goals
The Bresser N 150/750 Messier Hexafoc EXOS-1 is an excellent choice for beginners and semi-advanced observers who want serious optical performance without complexity.
Perfect for:
- Moon and planets with lots of detail
- Star clusters, nebulae and galaxy segments
- First steps in astrophotography
The compact design makes the telescope easy to transport, while the optical quality performs well above entry level.
Specifications
Optical system: Newton reflector
Opening: 150 mm
Focal length: 750 mm
Focal ratio: f/5
Resolution: 0.77″
Boundary magnitude: 12.7 mag
Maximum magnification: 300×
Focuser: 2″ Hexafoc (65 mm free aperture)
Mounting: EXOS-1 equatorial
Stand: Steel with accessory tray
Viewfinder: 6×30 optical
Included: 26 mm eyepiece, eyepiece adapter 1.25″/2″, viewfinder
Use Type: Visual observation, basic astrophotography












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