Unistellar deals
Unistellar makes computer-guided telescopes that stack images in real time and show them on a phone or tablet, so deep-sky objects appear in color without long exposures. Its line spans the entry-level Odyssey Pro, the mid-range eQuinox 2 and the flagship eVscope 2, which adds an electronic eyepiece. There are no active deals on this page right now, so prices shown are list prices from the stores listed.
Prices at every store and price history for Unistellar products.
Unistellar products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- When does Unistellar run sales?
- Unistellar discounts most often around Black Friday and the winter holidays, with occasional bundles that add a backpack or extra eyepiece. Outside those windows, prices on the Odyssey Pro, eQuinox 2 and eVscope 2 tend to hold at list.
- Where is Unistellar cheapest?
- Unistellar sells direct and through authorized dealers such as telescope retailers, and prices are usually fixed across them. The savings come from bundles and open-box units rather than store discounts, so compare what each listing includes.
- Which Unistellar telescope should I buy?
- The Odyssey Pro is the smallest and cheapest, with a 114 mm mirror and a self-leveling mount. The eQuinox 2 has a 114 mm mirror and no eyepiece, while the eVscope 2 adds a 114 mm mirror plus an electronic eyepiece for viewing at the tube.
- What is Unistellar's return policy?
- Orders placed directly with Unistellar can be returned within 30 days of delivery if the scope is in like-new condition, with the buyer covering return shipping. Dealer purchases follow that dealer's return window, so check it before ordering.
- Do Unistellar telescopes need a dark sky?
- No. The scopes use enhanced vision to stack short exposures, so galaxies and nebulae show up from a city backyard, though darker skies still give cleaner results. They also work with the Unistellar app for guided viewing and citizen-science campaigns.