Smart telescopes by Unistellar
Every Unistellar model listed on Backyard Scopes, telescopes first, each with its specifications as the maker states them, its five scores and a dated UK price.
5 models here, ranked by mean score, then by price. Prices carry the date they were read.
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85 mm, 4 kg, 0.75° × 0.56°
Good seeing5.9 / 10
£2,099Price at Unistellar's UK shop, 23 October 2026
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85 mm, 4 kg, 0.75° × 0.56°
Good seeing5.9 / 10
from £3,699Price at Unistellar's UK shop, 23 October 2026
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114 mm, 7 kg, 0.76° × 0.57°
Thin cloud5.2 / 10
£2,299Price at Unistellar's UK shop, 23 October 2026
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114 mm, 7 kg, 0.76° × 0.57°
Thin cloud5.1 / 10
£4,199Price at Unistellar's UK shop, 23 October 2026
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Smart binoculars, listed apart
A pair of binoculars does a different job from a telescope, so it is not ranked against them.
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50 mm, 1.2 kg, 6°
£1,299Price at Unistellar's UK shop, 23 October 2026
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Field notes for this budget
- Seestar or Unistellar: what the extra aperture and money change
- Planets with a smart telescope: why focal length decides
- Digital, electronic, smart: what the words mean
- Smart binoculars: what the Envision adds to a plain pair
- eQuinox 2 or Odyssey: Unistellar's two middle-band scopes
- Vespera II or eQuinox 2: wide refractor against narrow mirror
- Celestron Origin Mark II or Odyssey Pro: home observatory or carry case




