Which psychological pricing strategy did Celestron famously use in 2015 when introducing their EdgeHD 14" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope to make it appear more accessible to serious amateurs?

High-end telescopes represent significant investments for astronomy enthusiasts. Behind their pricing strategies lies fascinating consumer psychology that shapes how manufacturers position their products in this specialized market. This poll explores how telescope manufacturers leverage psychological pricing tactics to influence purchasing decisions among amateur and professional astronomers.

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Prestige pricing - deliberately pricing higher than competitors to suggest superior quality
Charm pricing - setting the price at $3,999 instead of $4,000 to create the perception of a significantly lower price point
Bundle pricing - including premium eyepieces and software that would normally cost extra
Penetration pricing - initially offering the telescope below market value to gain market share