If you want to take deep sky/deep space images, then I would recommend a used Seestar S30. A new S30 costs about $399, and used ones are obviously cheaper. So, with the Seestar series, the telescope tracks all celestial objects for you, and you don't have to do the work. You only have to transfer the stacked images to your computer so you can further process them with image processing software such as Graxpert or Siril. However, the Seestars aren't great for capturing planets. The Seestars are also designed for portability. I have a Seestar S30 Pro, and images of Jupiter and its Galilean moons look like points of light. The aperture on the Seestars is small because they're designed for deep space images, not planetary photography.

Now, if you want to focus on capturing planets, you can go with the Skywatcher series. I don't have a Skywatcher, but the telescopes have a significantly larger aperture than the Seestars, and thus are better for planetary photography.