Recommended Accessories for Your SeeStar S50

Here are a few accessories for your SeeStar. The first and last one are VERY handy to have. The others are useful in some cases.
Disclosure: This review is not sponsored in any way and any opinions expressed in this video are my own. The SeeStar unit and accessories were on loan from All-Star Telescope and were returned after testing and review.
Affiliate Links which support this channel and my recommended equipment:
Smart Telescopes:
Seestar S50 All-In-One Smart Telescope:
USA and International (Agena Astro): bit.ly/4d4XZw7
Canada (All-Star Telescope): all-startelescope.com/product...
SeeStar Accessories: all-startelescope.com/product...
SeeStar Tripod Leveller: all-startelescope.com/product...
USB Powebank for SeeStar: amzn.to/3VsKC0V
Mounts and Tripods:
ZWO AM3 (Sale: FREE Carbon Fiber Tripod): bit.ly/4bGhD0w
ZWO AM5 (Sale: FREE Carbon Fiber Tripod): bit.ly/3vZ3Dzp
ZWO TC40 Carbon Fiber Tripod: bit.ly/3Qc9b0g
iOptron CEM70: bit.ly/3Q7KdyT
iOptron Tri-Pier: bit.ly/3WbgfhC
Sky-Watcher EQ6R Pro: bit.ly/3PwUdli
Cameras:
ASI2600mc DUO Color Camera: bit.ly/4csEPjE
ASI2600MM PRO Monochrome Camera: bit.ly/3WcVvG3
ZWO ASI6200MC Pro Color Full Frame Camera: bit.ly/3QdM9G6
Telescopes and optics:
Celestron 11" EdgeHD: bit.ly/4apIE7b
Starizona Hyperstar 11: bit.ly/494gopO
Celestron RASA 8" Astrograph: bit.ly/3UtlVlQ
Askar FRA400 72mm f/5.6 Quintuplet refractor: bit.ly/44bI1MD
Sharpstar 150mm f/2.8 HNT Hyperbolic Newtonian Astrograph: bit.ly/3Urd4AP
Filters:
IDAS NBZ 2 Duo Band Filter (Recommended for RASA or Hyperstar but also works on slower telescopes): bit.ly/3TyWq0B
Optolong L-Ultimate DuoBand filter: (Recommended for telescopes other than RASA or Hyperstar) bit.ly/3vSa737
Visual Observing and Accessories:
Sky-Watcher 150mm GTi GoTo Telescope (best value portable telescope): bit.ly/3Us9g2o
Sky-Watcher 16" Flextube SynScan (serious aperture with Go-To): bit.ly/3JrtGT1
Premium HoTech 1.25" SCA Laser Collimator (for reflector telescopes): bit.ly/3JvGpDW
Basic Laser Collimator (for reflector telescopes): amzn.to/3OwaohV
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Agena Astro: agenaastro.com/?rfsn=7861342....
High Point Scientific: www.highpointscientific.com/?...
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[@larrychristianson2244]

I got a set of lens cap, baht mask and dew shield from a company on Etsy. They're fine, but don't need a particular recommendation. I hadn't seen a filter adaptor before; good idea. And, I'll have to get one of those levelers; that part of the process drives me a bit nuts. Thanks for the product info.

[@AbdurAstro]

Thank you. I experimented with using one of my existing filters on the SeeStar using the filter adapter and it did cut out some more light pollution and better highlight the nebula better. I wouldn't recommend going out and buying an expensive filter to use with the SeeStar but for anyone who already has some filters, it's a good way to cut out some more light pollution.