Equinox 2 - Smart Digital Telescope - Ideal for All Users - iPhone and Android Compatible - 114mm Aperture

High quality and works great!! Easy to use too!

Bought the eVScope on Sale and love it - incredible device!! However, a small piece, a fastener on the tripod broke after 2 weels - requested to send me just that spare part, but Amazon asked me to return the whole device. Need to wait now for the next sale to re-purchase...

Easy to set up and use. Within 45 minutes of setup I had obtained nice photos of several deep sky objects.

There is no IP attached to this telescope so if you’re just wanting to look up into the thigh to see what’s wet. This telescope does not allow you to do that. It only works through a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth system that simply you tell it to go to a particular star or planet and it rotates in that direction but you’re really never aware of what you’re looking at. after using it with several high-tech persons. They couldn’t figure it out. My son has a masters in computer science and my grandchild is a genius. And my nephew is a mechanical engineer and they couldn’t figure it out. Don’t like it to figure out how to return it but it’s too late.

Well, talk about a hobby killer, this has to be the pinnacle of it. All the hype in marketing, all the superimposed images of the planets etc, I should have caught on. Should have just got the NexStar 8 or something. It can find stars, but focusing and their way of adjusting the mirror...please. I got it setup found stars, then noticed nothing was round, had double-up images... oh, ok, out of focus... Nope... Mirror moved since it left the factory, yup....Havent got it aligned yet, 3 nights of trying to do it as they say... Sux, i would return it, but according to just this one vender, doesnt take returns on these particular telescope type and brand. Geez, they got a clue and wont allow returns. Dissapointed beyond. My Son, whom saved and waited and saved. I convinced him this was the one for us, etc... etc... What an idiot I turned out to be. Wrong, go with anything else but this one. The most expensive hobby killer(this one) isnt at all what its supposed to be. DO IT RIGHT, GO TALK TO THE GUYS AT THE STORE OR ONLINE, THEY WILL TELL YOU NOT TO WASTE YOUR MONEY ON IT... I SPENT $2900 ON THIS THING AND MY CELL PHONE TAKES BETTER PICS THRU BINOCULARS THAN THIS THING... BUMMER

The setup was effortless. The backpack made the transport job easy and even passing through the TSA at the airport was smooth. The phone app worked very well with occasional freezing. The galaxy view is great and the pictures were clear. However, the Saturn looks like a blurred dot from a distance. Similarly I saw unimpressive images for other solar planets too. I eventually returned the telescope simply because I expected a better image quality for the planets to justify the high price.

Good, easy to use but all of these ready-to-shoot & stack Astrophoto units are all quite pricey...I can only hope they'll drop as their popularity increases. I still waiting to see how the Unistellar stacks up against the soon to be released Celestron unit which is a close match

The "Unistellar eVscope Smart Telescope, gen 1" I received works as intended... mostly.This is a very expensive telescope for beginners. If you can afford it, it's one of the easiest to set up and use right away with almost NO prior experience in astronomy. It's also a crowd collector- setting one up in an asteonomy meet will draw a crowd as the visable image off its ccd eyepiece shows a light-collected image which is impressive as one generally needs time to expose distant subjects for up to hours of repeated exposures before an image is visible.If you live deep in the countryside and/or are away (and I mean FAR away) from city lights, the telescope will produce fairly good results. For all the rest, this telescope is useless in a light-poluted sky without proper filtering. Why the company doesn't include filters seeing these are super expensive is a mystery to me.If you get the gen 2, which is twice the cost, get filters for it and you will see a marked improvement in your results. This particular telescope isn't made for planetary observation, although you can see most of the planets in our solar system fairly easily all-be-it blurry.If you have a little background in astronomy, and check out youtube, you will find many telescopes for far less that work better right here on Amazon. However, those telescopes will require you to understand a little about the types of telescopes, imaging types, mirror adjustments, tripod and all the accessories needed to properely track your stellar subjects, along with some knowledge of laptop connectivity to your rig.So, if you want a telescope that foes everything for you and you can afford it, it's about the most expensive one of its kind on the market, and will take care of thendetails for you. Keep in mind, the one I reviewed is the first generation of this kind. The second generation has a more detailed imaging chip (still not that great tovmy disappointment) and is twice the cost.