Omegon Horizon 150/750 + EQ-500 X 150mm Newton

Omegon Horizon 150/750 + EQ-500 X 150mm Newtonian: The Complete Equatorial Deep-Sky Set

The Omegon Horizon CR N 150/750 with EQ-500 X The ready-to-use version of the 150mm Horizon Newton includes a parabolic mirror, a complete accessory package, and an equatorial EQ-500 X mount with a tripod. Set it up, align it with Polaris, and track what you see or photograph with a control knob.

A Newtonian reflector offers a large aperture for a low price and an image free of chromatic aberrations. Occasional collimation is part of the process; it only takes a few minutes.

EQ-500 X: Track while you shoot

The equatorial mount compensates for the Earth's rotation via an axis: essential at higher magnifications and worth its weight in gold with the included smartphone adapter and Bluetooth remote. The tripod with accessory tray keeps eyepieces within easy reach.

With the Plössl eyepieces, you observe at 30x and 75x, and with the 2x Barlow, up to 150x; the practical maximum for this aperture is around 300x. Craters, Saturn's rings, and bright nebulae are all within reach.

Included

• Newtonian optics 150/750 with parabolic primary mirror
• EQ-500 X equatorial mount
• Tripod with accessory holder
• LED viewfinder
• Plössl eyepieces 25 mm and 10 mm (1.25 inch)
• 2x Barlow lens
• Smartphone adapter
• Bluetooth remote trigger

Featured accessories

The Omegon laser collimator (44.90 euros) keeps the mirrors aligned; every Newton telescope should have one in its drawer. An Omegon moon filter 13 percent (27.90 euros) dims the bright Moon, the Omegon Pro UHC filter 1.25 inch (59 euros) brings out nebulae, and the Omegon Cronus 7 mm eyepiece (79 euros) provides a fixed 107x magnification.

Never look at the sun through a telescope without a certified solar filter: this can cause permanent eye damage within a second. For the partial solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, the Bresser solar eclipse glasses (€3.20) are the safest way to watch with the naked eye.

For whom yes, for whom no

For: beginners and intermediate users who want a trackable 150mm setup with a photography package in one purchase. Not for: those who already have the mount; the separate Horizon 150/750 OTA saves five hundred euros. For purely visual use, a Dobsonian on the Dobson page more affordable. Are you unsure between the models? Choice assistant helpt. More Omegon is on the merk page.

Specifications