The Ultimate Light Gatherer. The Sky-Watcher 6' Dobsonian is a large aperture Newtonian reflector telescope with f/8 focal ratio, make it ideal for wide field and deep-sky observation. Big aperture means better light gathering power and with this Sky-Watcher Telescope you are able to see prominent deep-sky object such as nebulae, star cluster and many more. To top it off, the Sky-Watcher Classic Dobsonians are equipped with a 2' Crayford focuser and focuser locking screw – to allow easy use of either eyepiece size.
The Ultimate Light Gatherer. The Sky-Watcher 6' Dobsonian is a large aperture Newtonian reflector telescope with f/8 focal ratio, make it ideal for wide field and deep-sky observation. Big aperture means better light gathering power and with this Sky-Watcher Telescope you are able to see prominent deep-sky object such as nebulae, star cluster and many more. To top it off, the Sky-Watcher Classic Dobsonians are equipped with a 2' Crayford focuser and focuser locking screw – to allow easy use of either eyepiece size.
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The lowest price for Sky-Watcher Classic 150P Dobsonian Telescope right now is $549.00 at siderealtrading.com.au, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $234.63 on 5 July 2025 — today's price is 134% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 12 Sept 2026.
Sky-Watcher Classic 150P Dobsonian Telescope
The Ultimate Light Gatherer. The Sky-Watcher 6' Dobsonian is a large aperture Newtonian reflector telescope with f/8 focal ratio, make it ideal for wide field and deep-sky observation. Big aperture means better light gathering power and with this Sky-Watcher Telescope you are able to see prominent deep-sky object such as nebulae, star cluster and many more. To top it off, the Sky-Watcher Classic Dobsonians are equipped with a 2' Crayford focuser and focuser locking screw – to allow easy use of either eyepiece size.
The Ultimate Light Gatherer. The Sky-Watcher 6' Dobsonian is a large aperture Newtonian reflector telescope with f/8 focal ratio, make it ideal for wide field and deep-sky observation. Big aperture means better light gathering power and with this Sky-Watcher Telescope you are able to see prominent deep-sky object such as nebulae, star cluster and many more. To top it off, the Sky-Watcher Classic Dobsonians are equipped with a 2' Crayford focuser and focuser locking screw – to allow easy use of either eyepiece size.
Last updated at 12/09/2026 07:28:57
Sky-Watcher Classic 6" Dobsonian Telescope
Delivery $16.50
Skywatcher 6-inch Dobsonian Telescope
Skywatcher 6-inch Dobsonian Telescope
Delivery between 16–21 Sept $99.50
originally posted on jacobsdigital.co.nz
A superb, easy to use telescope that provide great sharp images of the moon craters and valleys and other features and good views of larger planets such as Saturn etc. Really find this scope easier to use than my other one which has an eq mount. Love it
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
This will probably sound dumb, but it's bigger than I thought it would be. I've only had a chance to use it twice because it's been so cold, but I took it out last night to look at the moon and the view was stunning. Crisp detail on the craters. Feb is not a good month for planets this year so the only other thing I've had a chance to observe was Orion's Nebula, which will be more satisfying once I get some more powerful lenses. I'm hoping anyway. This is my first telescope so I don't have much to go on, but I love it. The four stars is mostly for the fact that I haven't had it very long and I'm a novice and don't really know what I'm talking about. My only criticism is it's awkward to move. It's not too heavy but the placement of the handle doesn't really help ... MoreThis will probably sound dumb, but it's bigger than I thought it would be. I've only had a chance to use it twice because it's been so cold, but I took it out last night to look at the moon and the view was stunning. Crisp detail on the craters. Feb is not a good month for planets this year so the only other thing I've had a chance to observe was Orion's Nebula, which will be more satisfying once I get some more powerful lenses. I'm hoping anyway. This is my first telescope so I don't have much to go on, but I love it. The four stars is mostly for the fact that I haven't had it very long and I'm a novice and don't really know what I'm talking about. My only criticism is it's awkward to move. It's not too heavy but the placement of the handle doesn't really help much. I may end up adding my own handles on the sides.What I do know about is B&H. I bought the wrong telescope before this one and they made the exchange with no hassle and the customer service was great. I've been a customer for almost 20 years and haven't been disappointed yet.
originally posted on jacobsdigital.co.nz
Firts time users. First night we saw Jupiter easy to use can't wait for clear skies
| Product Flag | On Sale |
| Optical Design | Newtonian Reflector |
| Aperture | 153mm |
| Focal Length | 1200mm |
| Focal Ratio | 8 |
Sky-Watcher Classic 6" Dobsonian Telescope
Delivery $16.50
Skywatcher 6-inch Dobsonian Telescope
Skywatcher 6-inch Dobsonian Telescope
Delivery between 16–21 Sept $99.50
A superb, easy to use telescope that provide great sharp images of the moon craters and valleys and other features and good views of larger planets such as Saturn etc. Really find this scope easier to use than my other one which has an eq mount. Love it
This will probably sound dumb, but it's bigger than I thought it would be. I've only had a chance to use it twice because it's been so cold, but I took it out last night to look at the moon and the view was stunning. Crisp detail on the craters. Feb is not a good month for planets this year so the only other thing I've had a chance to observe was Orion's Nebula, which will be more satisfying once I get some more powerful lenses. I'm hoping anyway. This is my first telescope so I don't have much to go on, but I love it. The four stars is mostly for the fact that I haven't had it very long and I'm a novice and don't really know what I'm talking about. My only criticism is it's awkward to move. It's not too heavy but the placement of the handle doesn't really help ... MoreThis will probably sound dumb, but it's bigger than I thought it would be. I've only had a chance to use it twice because it's been so cold, but I took it out last night to look at the moon and the view was stunning. Crisp detail on the craters. Feb is not a good month for planets this year so the only other thing I've had a chance to observe was Orion's Nebula, which will be more satisfying once I get some more powerful lenses. I'm hoping anyway. This is my first telescope so I don't have much to go on, but I love it. The four stars is mostly for the fact that I haven't had it very long and I'm a novice and don't really know what I'm talking about. My only criticism is it's awkward to move. It's not too heavy but the placement of the handle doesn't really help much. I may end up adding my own handles on the sides.What I do know about is B&H. I bought the wrong telescope before this one and they made the exchange with no hassle and the customer service was great. I've been a customer for almost 20 years and haven't been disappointed yet.
Firts time users. First night we saw Jupiter easy to use can't wait for clear skies
Such nice. Very wow. Many good. :)
I am new to astronomy, and after a lot of research I settled on this dobsonian. I was cautiously optimistic about how well it would preform, and I was absolutely blown away by it. It is incredibly easy to set up and use. The first night I used it, I spent a couple of hours looking at the moon and was able to track down Saturn. I bought an astrophotography camera and it works well with this telescope for capturing planets. I would highly recommend this telescope for a beginner starting out.
When it comes to value, this Sky-Watcher Dob is ideal (for less than $500--what a deal!). Plus B&H has the 150P model in stock as of this writing while so many online sellers are out-of-stock or back ordered. Fast, safe delivery by B&H is a big plus. The 150P 6 is large enough to gather light for quality deep sky observing, and light enough to lift and transport--but the tube is longer than it looks in photos. Collimation was nearly spot on from the factory (you still should inspect the imaging before using). The focuser is a tad wobbly, but you can work with it or replace it with a better device down the road. A good starter 'scope; even good for an advanced amateur since an 8 doesn't really add that much clarity in my opinion. And if you're inventive, you could do ... MoreWhen it comes to value, this Sky-Watcher Dob is ideal (for less than $500--what a deal!). Plus B&H has the 150P model in stock as of this writing while so many online sellers are out-of-stock or back ordered. Fast, safe delivery by B&H is a big plus. The 150P 6 is large enough to gather light for quality deep sky observing, and light enough to lift and transport--but the tube is longer than it looks in photos. Collimation was nearly spot on from the factory (you still should inspect the imaging before using). The focuser is a tad wobbly, but you can work with it or replace it with a better device down the road. A good starter 'scope; even good for an advanced amateur since an 8 doesn't really add that much clarity in my opinion. And if you're inventive, you could do lunar astrophotography but it's not ideal without a clock drive. You'll have to learn the night sky to use the 150P as there are no pricey go to electronics with the 150P. Oh, like so many telescopes today, this is manufactured in the PRC but by a well-respected Chinese manufacturer founded by an astronomer.
| Product Flag | On Sale |
| Optical Design | Newtonian Reflector |
| Aperture | 153mm |
| Focal Length | 1200mm |
| Focal Ratio | 8 |
