Set it down, tap a target, and watch galaxies and nebulae build in colour on your phone within about two minutes. This app-controlled smart telescope puts a 114 mm mirror, live image stacking and Deep Dark light-pollution filtering to work, even under bright suburban skies. No star charts, no experience needed.
Unpacked to observing in about two minutes. No star charts, no polar alignment, no experience required.
Four technologies that remove every hard part of astronomy.
Deep Dark Technology
Subtracts the city from the sky.
Deep Dark Technology autonomously measures and filters the glow of urban lighting before it reaches your image. From a Sydney or Melbourne balcony, the Ring Nebula keeps its blues and reds instead of vanishing into orange skyglow.
Enhanced Vision
Live stacking down to magnitude 18.2.
Enhanced Vision stacks and processes frames in real time, brightening targets tens of thousands of times fainter than the naked-eye limit. Watch the Dumbbell Nebula or the Sculptor Galaxy build colour and detail on screen within seconds.
Autonomous Field Detection
37 million stars memorised.
The eQuinox 2 plate-solves its own position against an onboard database of 37 million stars, even when only a few are visible. It knows where it is pointing within moments of switch-on, with no polar alignment ritual.
Citizen Science
Data NASA and SETI actually use.
Join observation campaigns run with the SETI Institute and NASA, from exoplanet transits to asteroid occultations. Unistellar users contributed real measurements to NASA's Lucy and DART missions in 2022.
Power
11 hours. The whole night, one charge.
The internal battery runs roughly dusk to dawn, so a weekend dark-sky trip does not need a power tank. USB charging tops it up from the same brick as your phone.
Storage and data
64 GB onboard. RAW and FITS out.
Every observation is stored on 64 GB of internal memory, and imaging enthusiasts can export RAW and FITS files for their own processing. Snapshots share straight from the app.
Sample capture
The Helix Nebula. Through this telescope.
Enhanced Vision reveals the dying star's shell of glowing gas, 650 light-years away.
App control
Pick from 5,000+ objects, watch them appear live.
Browse the catalogue in the free Unistellar app for iOS and Android; one tap sends the eQuinox 2 slewing to your chosen nebula, galaxy, planet or the Moon, tracking with closed-loop feedback. Enhanced Vision streams the sharpening view to every connected phone or tablet, so a family or a star party watches together, and a joystick mode lets you wander the sky freely. Save finished views to your camera roll and share them in moments, or pull RAW and FITS files from the 64 GB store for deeper processing.
Made for sharing
Stargazing, together.
Because the image lives on a screen rather than in an eyepiece, everyone sees the same view at the same time, and nobody queues in the dark. Join the Unistellar network of 10,000+ observers worldwide to compare captures and take part in coordinated campaigns with professional astronomers. It makes the eQuinox 2 a smart telescope for beginners and family stargazing as much as for seasoned observers.
Captured on eQuinox 2. Straight from the app.
The Whirlpool Galaxy, 31 million light-years away.
The Moon, crater rays and maria in sharp relief.
The Helix Nebula, from a light-polluted site.
114 mm f/4 mirror with 450 mm focal length and a 6.2 MP sensor.
Deep Dark Technology filters light pollution for city observing.
Fully automated, computerised go-to, tracking and plate-solving. No alignment needed.
11-hour battery and 64 GB storage with RAW and FITS export.
Full-height tripod, Bahtinov mask, dust cap and charger in the box.
Citizen-science campaigns with the SETI Institute and NASA.
Optics
Optical design
Reflector with 114 mm mirror
Focal length
450 mm
Focal ratio
f/4
Field of view
34.2 × 45.6 arcmin
Resolving power
1.23 arcsec
Limiting magnitude
18.2
Imaging
Image resolution
6.2 MP
Pixel size
2.9 μm
Storage
64 GB internal
Data export
JPEG snapshots, RAW and FITS files
Mount and control
Mount
Motorised Alt-Az with Automated Celestial Tracking with Feedback
Alignment
Autonomous Field Detection plate-solving, 37-million-star database
Catalogue
5,000+ objects in the Unistellar app
App
Unistellar app for iOS and Android, multi-device connection
The Unistellar eVscope 2 smart telescope reveals galaxies and nebulae, in colour, within seconds of aiming. A 114 mm mirror, 7.7 Mpx Sony sensor and live Enhanced Vision processing feed a Nikon electronic eyepiece no other telescope brand offers. No alignment routine, no experience needed.
“The pinnacle of smart telescopes, offering unrivaled advancement and immersion.”
Unistellar
Autonomous Field Detection
37 million stars, memorised.
The eVscope 2 compares its field of view against an onboard database of 37 million stars, aligns itself in minutes and tells you what you are looking at. No polar alignment, no star hopping, no expertise required on night one, making this an ideal smart telescope for beginners.
Enhanced Vision
Faint galaxies. In seconds.
Patented live light accumulation brightens the view in front of you second by second. Galaxies, nebulae and comets that stay invisible in a conventional 114 mm reflector appear with shape and colour in moments.
Deep Dark Technology
Deep sky, from a CBD balcony.
Smart light pollution reduction autonomously filters the glow of Sydney or Melbourne skies before it reaches your eye. Contrast and colour survive, so a CBD balcony still reaches deep-sky targets.
Unistellar app
5,000+ targets. One tap.
The free iOS and Android app recommends the best stargazing targets for your location and time, then points and tracks automatically. Manual controls, focus assistance and educational content are all built in.
Citizen science
Work with NASA and SETI.
Join the world’s largest network of connected telescopes on exoplanet transits, asteroid occultations and planetary defence campaigns. Contributing observers have been credited on published research.
For astrophotographers
64 GB. RAW and FITS.
Onboard storage holds nights of imaging, and every observation can be exported as RAW or FITS files for stacking and processing. The 7.7 Mpx sensor gives you real data to work with, not just screenshots.
Nikon electronic eyepiece
Four Nikon lenses. Zero aberration.
Developed with Nikon, the electronic eyepiece pairs a micro-OLED screen, tuned for rich contrast and true blacks, with four spherical and aspherical lenses engineered to eliminate optical aberration and eye fatigue. It is a Unistellar exclusive no other telescope brand offers, and the reason observing through the eVscope 2 feels like observing, not watching a phone.
01 • Point
Aim in minutes.
Tap a target and the motorised alt-az mount slews at up to 4° per second while Autonomous Field Detection confirms exactly where the telescope is pointing. Setup to first object is minutes, not an evening.
02 • Observe
Watch it develop, live.
Enhanced Vision accumulates light in real time, so the object brightens and sharpens in front of you, on screen and in the Nikon eyepiece. Up to ten devices can connect and share the same view.
03 • Save
Keep every observation.
Save images straight to your phone’s gallery and share them on the spot, or export RAW and FITS data from the 64 GB onboard storage for serious processing later.
Sample image
The Eagle Nebula. In living colour.
Enhanced Vision sample from Unistellar. Star-forming nebulosity like this stays invisible through a conventional eyepiece of this aperture.
The Moon, resolved crater by crater. Sample image from Unistellar.
A spiral galaxy, built up live in Enhanced Vision. Sample image from Unistellar.
One at the eyepiece, everyone else on the app. Observing becomes a shared evening.
114 mm mirror, 450 mm focal length, fast f/4 optical design reaching limiting magnitude 18.2.
Nikon electronic eyepiece with micro-OLED display, a Unistellar exclusive.
Enhanced Vision live processing reveals colour in galaxies and nebulae within seconds.
Deep Dark smart light pollution reduction for city and suburban observing.
Fully computerised, app-controlled pointing and tracking against a 37-million-star database, aligned in minutes.
9-hour built-in battery, 64 GB onboard storage, RAW and FITS export.
Free Unistellar app for iOS and Android with a 5,000+ object catalogue and citizen science campaigns.
Grab-and-go portable at 9 kg including the full-height Unistellar tripod.
Optics
Mirror diameter
114 mm
Focal length
450 mm
Focal ratio
f/4
Optical tube length
549 mm
Resolving power
1.33 arcseconds
Magnification
50× optical, digital up to 400× (150× recommended maximum)
Imaging
Camera sensor
Sony IMX347
Image resolution
7.7 Mpx
Limiting magnitude
18.2
Field of view
34.2 × 45.6 arcmin
Eyepiece
Nikon electronic eyepiece, micro-OLED display
Data export
PNG plus RAW / FITS
Mount and tracking
Mount
Motorised alt-azimuth with Automated Celestial Tracking with Feedback
Maximum slew speed
4° per second
Alignment
Autonomous Field Detection, 37-million-star database
Power and storage
Battery
Built-in, up to 9 hours of observing
Onboard storage
64 GB
Software
App
Free Unistellar app, iOS and Android, phones and tablets
Celestial catalogue
5,000+ objects
Physical
Telescope weight
7 kg
Tripod weight
2 kg
Total weight
9 kg
In the box
Included
eVscope 2 telescope, Unistellar full-height tripod, Bahtinov mask, dust cap and eyepiece cover, charger with adapter, adjustment tools, documentation
Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.
Australian warranty
Full local cover
Ships from Sydney
From local stock
Expert advice
From working astronomers
40+ years
In Australian astronomy
Available to order
Delivery time:Contact us for estimated delivery time
Take your eVscope anywhere. Protected to the millimetre.
Developed by Unistellar with the world’s leading manufacturer of specialised transport bags. High-density foam inserts cut precisely to the shape of the eVscope 2 and eQuinox 2, so your telescope travels locked in place.
“Carefully designed with the world leading manufacturer of specialized transportation bags.”
Unistellar
Protection
Foam, cut to the shape of your eVscope.
Built-in high-density foam inserts precisely match the shape of your eVscope or eQuinox, cradling the tube and mount arm. An internal strap fastens the instrument down, so nothing shifts while you walk.
Weather
A removable rain shield, always aboard.
A rain shield lives in its own pocket at the bottom of the backpack, ready to pull over the pack when the sky turns. It keeps rain and humidity away from your telescope’s optics and electronics, then stows away flat.
Comfort
2 kg, built for the walk in.
Padded, adjustable shoulder straps pair with a padded hip belt that shifts the load onto your hips for longer carries. A ventilated back panel keeps air moving between you and the pack on the way to your dark site.
Storage
8 pockets. 1 tripod compartment.
Five internal pockets, two of them zipped and two sized to hold the telescope cap and eyepiece lid while you observe. Outside: two large pockets, a zipped hip-belt pocket and a dedicated compartment for the tripod.
Fit
Everything rides in its place.
Telescope, tripod, charger and accessories each get a dedicated spot inside the Unistellar backpack, with tough reinforced fabric, the same robust construction used in computer bags, between your instrument and the world. Unzip the front panel and the eVscope lifts straight out, ready for the night.
Carry
Padded where it counts.
The shoulder straps and hip belt are padded and fully adjustable, spreading the weight of a fully loaded telescope backpack across your shoulders and hips. The ventilated back panel adds airflow, so the walk back down at 2 am is as comfortable as the walk up.
Built-in foam inserts precisely match the shape of your eVscope or eQuinox.
Internal strap securely fastens the instrument while backpacking.
Removable rain shield protects against rain and humidity.
Tough reinforced fabric, carefully padded with high-density foam.
Padded, adjustable shoulder straps and hip belt distribute the load.
Ventilated back panel keeps you cool on the walk to your observing site.
5 internal pockets, 2 large external pockets and a zipped hip-belt pocket.
Dedicated tripod compartment plus room for the charger and accessories.
No setup. No alignment. No experience required. The Unistellar Odyssey Pro smart telescope finds, tracks and reveals thousands of celestial objects on its own, then delivers them to your phone and to an electronic eyepiece developed with Nikon.
Dive into the universe in moments. No setup, no adjustments, just pure exploration.
Nikon Eyepiece Technology
An eyepiece by Nikon.
The Odyssey Pro's defining feature, and a Unistellar exclusive. An ultra-high-contrast OLED display inside a Nikon-engineered eyepiece puts the live image right at your eye, with diopter adjustment so you can observe without glasses.
Stellar Autofocus
Always in focus.
Tack-sharp stars at the press of a button. The autofocus system continuously compensates for temperature shifts through the night, so the last object of your session is as crisp as the first.
Deep Dark Technology
City skies, conquered.
Intelligent processing strips away urban light pollution as you observe. Nebulae and galaxies emerge from a backyard in the middle of Sydney, not just from a dark-sky site hours away.
One-click GoTo
37 million stars, mapped.
The motorised alt-azimuth mount is fully automated: pick a target in the app and it points, tracks and keeps it centred. Its onboard database of 37 million stars means it always knows exactly where it is pointed.
Smart Star Finder
Tonight's best, chosen for you.
The Unistellar app reads your location, time and sky conditions, then recommends the most rewarding targets of the night. Live image processing makes every observation share-ready in seconds.
Citizen science
Do real science.
Join observation campaigns run with NASA and the SETI Institute. Time an asteroid occultation or confirm an exoplanet transit, and your backyard data contributes to published research.
Developed with Nikon
The smart telescope you look into.
Most smart telescopes end at a screen. The Odyssey Pro adds the moment that made you love astronomy: putting your eye to the telescope.
Nikon Eyepiece Technology pairs an ultra-high-contrast OLED micro-display with precision Nikon optics, an electronic eyepiece that delivers an immersive, planetarium-like view of whatever the telescope is observing. Diopter adjustment tailors the view to your eyesight, and the smartphone experience keeps running for everyone else around the telescope.
The Odyssey range
Two Odysseys. One question: the eyepiece.
The standard Unistellar Odyssey is the entry model of Unistellar's smart telescope range: the same 85mm optics and Stellar Autofocus, the same beginner-friendly, app-controlled experience, observing on your phone or tablet only. The Odyssey Pro adds the Nikon eyepiece for fully immersive viewing at the telescope.
The Unistellar Odyssey smart telescope puts Saturn, the Orion Nebula and galaxies millions of light-years away on your screen, on its very first night out. No setup, no alignment, no experience needed: switch it on, tap a target and watch it appear.
“Unistellar has created a nearly foolproof instrument that even novice skywatchers will have a blast with.”
Astronomy Magazine
Smart Star Finder
Tonight’s best sky, chosen for you.
Smart Star Finder reads your location and the time and suggests the best objects overhead right now. You never stare at a blank sky wondering where to start; you open the app and go.
Stellar AutoFocus
Sharp all night, zero fiddling.
Stellar AutoFocus keeps every image crisp from dusk to pack-up, with no focus knob to nudge. The optics never need collimation, so the telescope you unbox stays the telescope you use.
Deep Dark Technology
Nebulae from a city balcony.
Deep Dark Technology subtracts the orange glow of streetlights as the image builds. Targets that are invisible to your eye emerge on screen from a suburban backyard, a balcony or a rooftop.
Automated GoTo
37 million stars, one tap.
The motorised GoTo mount fixes its position against a 37-million-star database, then slews straight to any of 5,000+ targets. No polar alignment, no star charts, no guesswork.
Citizen science
Real discoveries, with NASA and SETI.
Join observation campaigns run with NASA and the SETI Institute, timing asteroid occultations and exoplanet transits from home. Your backyard sessions feed real research.
Your images
Keep every capture.
Live image processing builds your view brighter and deeper as you watch, ready to share in a tap. 64 GB of onboard storage holds your sessions, with RAW/FITS export for advanced processing.
App control
Pick from 5,000+ targets, watch them appear live.
Browse the catalogue in the free Unistellar app for iOS and Android; one tap sends Odyssey slewing to your chosen nebula, galaxy, planet or the Moon. The view streams to your phone or tablet over Wi-Fi and sharpens in real time as the telescope gathers light. Sessions save to 64 GB of onboard storage, ready to share in moments or export as RAW/FITS for deeper processing.
Sample image
The Moon, in crater-level detail.
Captured with a Unistellar smart telescope.
Stargazing, shared
Everyone watches at once, no eyepiece queue.
Picture it: scope on the back lawn, kids on the couch, and the same live view of Saturn on every screen. Because the app-controlled Odyssey streams to smartphones and tablets, nobody squints down an eyepiece while the others wait.
Sample capture: a deep-sky star field with nebulosity.
Sample capture: a galaxy, revealed from a suburban sky.
Sample capture: Jupiter.
Sample capture: Saturn.
A beginner-friendly smart telescope: planets, the Moon, nebulae and galaxies from one compact, easy-to-use 4 kg instrument.
Catalogue of 5,000+ objects with Smart Star Finder recommendations every night.
Stellar AutoFocus keeps every view sharp; no manual focusing or collimation, ever.
Deep Dark Technology cuts through city light pollution for balcony and backyard observing.
Computerised, fully automatic alignment and GoTo; no polar alignment or calibration required.
Controlled over Wi-Fi from the free Unistellar app on iOS and Android.
5-hour battery and 64 GB onboard storage, with RAW/FITS export for astrophotographers.
Take part in NASA and SETI Institute citizen-science campaigns from your backyard.
Optics
Mirror diameter
85 mm
Focal length
320 mm
Focal ratio
f/3.9
Field of view
33.6 × 45 arcmin
Resolving power
1.68 arcsec
Sampling
0.93 arcsec
Pixel size
1.45 μm
Limiting magnitude
17.2
Focusing
Stellar AutoFocus, no collimation required
Database & targets
Star database
37 million stars
Object catalogue
5,000+ celestial objects
Observation type
Planets, the Moon and deep sky
Mount & control
Mount
Motorised Alt-Az with one-click GoTo
Alignment
Fully automatic; no polar alignment or manual calibration
Control
Unistellar app for iOS and Android, over Wi-Fi
Power, storage & data
Battery autonomy
5 hours
Onboard storage
64 GB
Data export
Live processed images, plus RAW/FITS files
Physical
Telescope weight
4 kg
Tripod weight
2.5 kg
In the box
Included
Odyssey telescope, full-height Unistellar tripod, dust cap and protective cover, charger with adapter, adjustment tools, documentation. Unistellar app is a free download.
Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.
Australian warranty
Full local cover
Ships from Sydney
From local stock
Expert advice
From working astronomers
40+ years
In Australian astronomy
Available to order
Delivery time:Contact us for estimated delivery time
