Celestron EdgeHD 9.25

Name: Celestron EdgeHD 9.25
Brand: Celestron

Celestron

Celestron EdgeHD 9.25 is a 234.95 mm EdgeHD aplanatic Schmidt-Cassegrain for galaxies, planetary work, and other small high-resolution targets.

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Cloud Break Optics

In stock

$2,799.00

Other retailers

High Point Scientific (In stock)
$2,799.00
Mile High Astronomy (In stock)
$2,799.00
Starizona (In stock)
$3,099.00
Telescopes.net (In stock)
$3,099.00

Specifications

Optics

Optical design: EdgeHD aplanatic Schmidt-Cassegrain
Aperture: 234.95 mm
Focal length: 2350 mm
Focal ratio: f/10
Dawes limit: 0.49"
Glass: Lanthanum glass

Imaging

Image circle: 42 mm
Camera format: APS-C / full-frame with careful spacing
Full-frame coverage: No
Back focus: 146.05 mm
Reducer / flattener: Optional 0.7× EdgeHD reducer: 1645 mm at f/7

Mechanical

Focuser: Primary mirror focuser with mirror locks
Weight: 9.53 kg / 21 lb
Tube length: 559 mm

Astrophotography Fit

Best for galaxies, planetary work, and other small high-resolution targets when the mount, camera format, and correction hardware are chosen as one system.

Celestron EdgeHD 9.25 sits in the telescope slot for galaxies, planetary work, and other small high-resolution targets. The useful headline specs are aperture 234.95 mm, focal length 2350 mm, f/10.

Camera coverage: APS-C / full-frame with careful spacing. Image circle: 42 mm. Back focus: 146.05 mm.

Long focal length optics reward patience. Guiding accuracy, seeing, focus stability, mirror behavior, and mount capacity matter more here than they do on small refractors.

Weight matters here: 9.53 kg / 21 lb. Leave payload headroom for the camera, guider, focuser, dew control, and cables instead of judging the mount by bare tube weight alone.

Best paired with

Heavy-duty GoTo mount with generous imaging payload headroom
Off-axis guider, sensitive guide camera, and motorized focuser
Small-pixel planetary cameras or appropriately sized cooled deep-sky cameras

Not recommended for

Undermounted beginner rigs or windy portable setups
Large nebula framing without a reducer or mosaic plan
First deep-sky setup if guiding and collimation still feel unfamiliar

Community Images

Astrophotography examples from Flickr.

Where To Buy

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Retailer	Price	Availability	View Offer
Cloud Break Optics Cloud Break Optics	$2,799.00	In stock Updated 9/20/2026	View Offer - $2,799.00
High Point Scientific High Point Scientific	$2,799.00	In stock Updated 9/20/2026	View Offer - $2,799.00
Mile High Astronomy Mile High Astronomy	$2,799.00	In stock Updated 9/19/2026	View Offer - $2,799.00
Starizona Starizona	$3,099.00	In stock Updated 9/20/2026	View Offer - $3,099.00
Telescopes.net Telescopes.net	$3,099.00	In stock Updated 9/20/2026	View Offer - $3,099.00

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