Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope

The New Frontier of Astronomy

Have you ever dreamed of a telescope that enhances your stargazing journey far beyond anything you’ve experienced so far?

The Unistellar eQuinox 2 is turning this dream into reality.

Space Without Limits

Deep Sky Objects
NGC 253 – Sculptor Galaxy

Planets
From rocky terrestrials to majestic gas giants, Jupiter’s Great Red Spot to Saturn’s rings, be amazed by the wonders of the planets.

The Moon
Explore the fascinating seas, mountains and craters of Earth’s only natural satellite.

The Sun – Requires the Smart Solar Filter (sold separately)
The star of our system: witness solar events and activity and marvel at solar eclipses and sunspots.

Standard telescope VS. Unistellar

State-Of-The-Art

Cutting-edge technologies loaded into high-quality materials for astronomers who only want the very best.

Unapologetically Different.
Visually stunning equipment for marveling at the farthest reaches of the Universe.

Pioneering Technology.
Premium high-precision optics coupled with a highly sensitive digital sensor and the live image-processing capability of an onboard computer

Premium High Tripod.
Included in your Pack

See The Cosmos From Anywhere

Whether you’re stargazing under light-polluted skies or exploring deep-sky objects from a dark site, Unistellar telescopes will automatically adjust their settings to give you the best possible experience.

Loaded With Advanced Technology

Revolutionary, patented technologies underpinning the Unistellar smart telescopes. Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Universe, at the touch of a button.

Optical Digital Hybrid
The ideal pairing of optics and highly sensitive electronics that make it possible to see both the deep sky and our solar system.

Smart Star Finder
Eliminates the tedious and time-consuming alignment process associated with traditional telescopes and automatically targets your desired celestial object. You’ll be ready to start exploring space in just a couple of minutes.

Unistellar pushes the boundaries of what technology can achieve to enhance your experience, turning space exploration into a seamless, awe-inspiring journey.

Dynamic Signal Amplification
Redefines how people observe the night sky. In mere moments, objects that are barely visible with conventional telescopes – like galaxies, nebulae, and planets – appear with stunning clarity and in vivid color.

Deep Dark Technology
Autonomously filters out the impact of city lights that otherwise impedes on space observations. Even the faintest celestial objects appear with impressive clarity.

Unistellar App: Your Galactic Portal

Designed to be your guide
Clear and intuitive, Unistellar's app has been designed to be the perfect tool to guide you during your night sky explorations. No prior knowledge of astronomy or space is required to fully master it.

Automatically point and track 5000+ objects
Pilot your telescope like a seasoned astronomer and explore Jupiter’s Great Red Spot or the Sombrero Galaxy’s black edges. The Lagoon Nebula’s emissions and the stars in the Hercules Cluster are now also in the palm of your hand.

Share pictures of the Cosmos
Easily save pictures of all the objects you are observing in your photos gallery or share them with your friends and family to reveal the beauty of the Cosmos.

Paired with the Unistellar App, the eQuinox 2 turns smartphones and tablets into versatile space observation stations. Explore thousands of celestial objects and take part in scientific discoveries beyond the Kuiper Belt.

Available on iOS and Android

Opening The Doors To Science

Connect with thousands of astronomy experts
Become a member of Unistellar's astronomy community, share your knowledge, and engage with like-minded experts on current topics and breakthroughs in the discipline.

Observe and contribute to leading space missions
Observe and directly contribute to major space missions, as Unistellar users did in 2022 with NASA’s Lucy and DART missions.

Illustration: DART impact on Dimorphos Captured by Unistellar telescope users

Advancing space science through global partnerships
Observe asteroids, comets and exoplanet transits and become de facto co-authors of research publications with NASA or the SETI Institute.