EVSCOPE 2
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- Description
- Tech Specs
- Included in the box
EVSCOPE 2 is the pinnacle of the UNISTELLAR range. Its 114 mm mirror, our largest, gathers more light to reveal fainter galaxies and nebulae, live, with your eye at the eyepiece or on your screen.
- 300 million stars within reach, down to magnitude 18.2
- Exclusive eyepiece technology developed in collaboration with Nikon, exclusive to UNISTELLAR
- CES Innovation Awards
- Join NASA and SETI Institute citizen science campaigns
- 9-hour battery, premium full-height tripod included
- Targets Planets and deep sky
- Mirror diameter 114 mm
- Focal length 450 mm
- Focal ratio f/4
- Resolution 1.23″
- Sampling 1.33″
- Pixel size 2.9 µm
- Field of view 34.2 × 45.6 arcmin
- Limiting magnitude 18.2
- Visible stars 300 million
- Star database 37 million
- Celestial database 5,000+ objects
- Mount Motorized Alt-Az
- Focus Manual (Bahtinov mask included)
- Collimation Manual (tools included)
- Eyepiece Nikon Eyepiece Technology
- Telescope weight 7 kg (15.5 lbs)
- Tripod weight 2 kg (4.4 lbs)
- Dimensions 650 × 190 × 230 mm
- Battery autonomy 9 h
- Storage 64 GB
- EVSCOPE 2
- Original UNISTELLAR tripod
- Bahtinov mask
- Dust cap and eyepiece cover
- Charging cable
- Set of adjustment tools
- Documentation
- App free download (iOS and Android)
Live observation
Live, not later.
Point EVSCOPE 2 at the sky and watch distant worlds reveal themselves. Galaxies and nebulae take shape out of the dark, in color and in detail, and grow richer while you watch. This is an instrument for observing, not a machine that hands you a picture afterward.
That is what you expect from a telescope, and it is where UNISTELLAR began. Dynamic Signal Amplification stacks short exposures as they arrive, so the image builds in real time.
Planets and deep sky
From our solar system to millions of light-years away.
Start with Jupiter and its bands, then keep going: the Orion Nebula 1,344 light-years away, a galaxy whose light has traveled 60 million years to reach you, the lace of the Veil Nebula. And our own star, through a solar filter.
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Jupiter600 million km awayObserved by L. V. Ansorge -
The Orion Nebula1,344 light-years awayObserved by D. Marcus -
M9060 million light-years awayObserved by J. Short -
The Sun150 million km away, through a solar filterObserved by M. Norton -
The Eastern Veil Nebula2,400 light-years awayObserved by N. Richards
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“Seeing color in a nebula from a garden in San Francisco? That’s pretty cool.”
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“A user-friendly, compact smart telescope that delivers stunning deep-sky colour views”
Nikon Eyepiece Technology
See it with your own eye.
The most immersive way to observe the sky is also the most natural: your eye at the eyepiece, the way astronomers always have. The object floats in the dark, almost within reach, and the rest of the world falls away. EVSCOPE 2 carries eyepiece technology developed in collaboration with Nikon, exclusive to UNISTELLAR. Only EVSCOPE 2 and ODYSSEY PRO have it.
UNISTELLAR app
Choose a target. Or wander.
Pick from a catalog of over 5,000 objects and a 37 million star database: the telescope finds it and tracks it. Or leave the catalog behind: steer across the sky with the joystick in the app, at your own pace, and see what is out there.
Smart Star Finder points and tracks from the moment the telescope is on, even when few stars are visible. The UNISTELLAR app is free, on iOS and Android, for phones and tablets.
Citizen science
Your nights, in the scientific record.
DART impact on DimorphosCaptured by UNISTELLAR telescope users
With EVSCOPE 2, you join the UNISTELLAR Network: owners around the world who observe the same targets at the same moments, following shared protocols, in partnership with astronomers at the SETI Institute. Your data goes to professional scientists, who use it to refine orbits, shape asteroids and search for new planets, in partnership with NASA.
UNISTELLAR built the world's first crowdsourced astronomical research community.
The best telescope is the one you use the most.
352,000+
hours of sky observation
More than 40 years, back to back.
27,000+
regular observers around the world
11
patents in optics and imaging
Tech specs
Optics.
- Mirror diameter
- 114 mm
- Focal length
- 450 mm
- Focal ratio
- f/4
- Mount
- Motorized Alt-Az
- Focus
- Manual, with the Bahtinov mask included
- Collimation
- Manual, with the tools included
Sensor.
- Pixel size
- 2.9 µm
- Field of view
- 34.2 × 45.6 arcmin
- Resolving power
- 1.23 arcsec
- Sampling
- 1.33 arcsec
- Resolving power example
- Jupiter's Great Red Spot
Observing.
- Eyepiece
- Nikon Eyepiece Technology
- Observe with
- Eyepiece, smartphone and tablet
- Shared viewing
- Up to 10 smartphones or tablets
- App
- UNISTELLAR app, free on iOS and Android
Sky.
- Visible stars
- 300 million
- Limiting magnitude
- 18.2
- Star database
- 37 million stars
- Catalog
- 5,000+ objects
Portability.
- Telescope weight
- 7 kg (15.5 lbs)
- Tripod weight
- 2 kg (4.4 lbs)
- Dimensions
- 650 × 190 × 230 mm
- Luggage
- Checked baggage
Power and storage.
- Battery
- 9 hours
- Storage
- 64 GB
- Tripod
- Premium full-height tripod, included
Raw data
The night goes on in post-processing.
Download the raw data of your observations as FITS, TIFF or PNG files, and take it further in PixInsight, Siril or your own code. Or simply share an image straight from the app.
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M16 Eagle Nebula
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Jupiter
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NGC 891
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Comet C/2023 A3
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Cocoon Nebula
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M27 Dumbbell Nebula
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Moon
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M81 Bode's Galaxy
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Wizard Nebula
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Saturn
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NGC 4565
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M101 Pinwheel Galaxy
Which one is best for you?
ODYSSEY and ODYSSEY PRO are fully automatic, versatile and compact. ODYSSEY PRO and EVSCOPE 2 are equipped with our exclusive Nikon Eyepiece Technology.
| ODYSSEY PRO | ODYSSEY | EVSCOPE 2 | EQUINOX 2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,679 | $2,079 | $3,999 | $2,319 |
| Nikon Eyepiece Technology | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Focus | Automatic | Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Collimation | Not needed | Not needed | Required | Required |
| Mirror | 85 mm | 85 mm | 114 mm | 114 mm |
| Limiting magnitude | 17.2 | 17.2 | 18.2 | 18.2 |
| Resolution | 1.68″ | 1.68″ | 1.23″ | 1.23″ |
| Weight | 4 kg (8.8 lbs) | 4 kg (8.8 lbs) | 7 kg (15.5 lbs) | 7 kg (15.5 lbs) |
| Travel | Carry-on | Carry-on | Checked baggage | Checked baggage |
| Battery | 5 h | 5 h | 9 h | 11 h |
Peace of mind, included.
2-year warranty
Extend your coverage with UNISTELLAR Care, available at checkout.
30-day returns
Not satisfied? Return your telescope within 30 days for a full refund or exchange.
Fast, free shipping
Your telescope ships quickly, at no extra cost.
Frequently asked questions
Can I return the telescope if I change my mind?
Yes. You can return it within 30 days of delivery.
Does the UNISTELLAR app work on iOS and Android?
Yes. The app is free on the App Store and Google Play, for phones and tablets.
I'm new to telescopes. How can I start observing quickly?
No astronomy knowledge needed, and no polar alignment: Smart Star Finder recognizes the stars and orients the telescope on its own. Choose a target in the free UNISTELLAR app, and the telescope points to it and tracks it.
What warranty do I get?
Two years, which you can extend with UNISTELLAR Care at checkout.
Do I need to focus and collimate it?
Yes, by hand. Focus with the Bahtinov mask included in the box, and collimate with the set of adjustment tools provided. Orientation is automatic: Smart Star Finder finds its way across the sky on its own.
Can several people watch at the same time?
Yes. Up to 10 people can follow the same observation on their own phones or tablets, with the free UNISTELLAR app.
Can I travel with it?
Yes. EVSCOPE 2 weighs 7 kg (15.5 lbs) and measures 650 × 190 × 230 mm. It travels in checked baggage. Check your airline's own limits before you fly.
Can I use it in the city, with light pollution?
Yes. Deep Dark Technology filters out the interference of city lights, so you can observe deep sky objects from your backyard, your balcony or a rooftop.
Can I process the raw data myself?
Yes. For observations made in Enhanced Vision or Citizen Science mode, you can download the raw data as FITS, TIFF or PNG files and process it with PixInsight, Siril, Affinity or your own code. The raw frames look gray until they are debayered. Live View data cannot be downloaded. Raw processing is for experienced users: for everyone else, the app gives you a finished image to share.