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The Different Unistellar Telescopes Explained: eQuinox vs. eQuinox 2 vs. eVscope 2

The Different Unistellar Telescopes Explained: eQuinox vs. eQuinox 2 vs. eVscope 2

Unistellar offers a few different Computerized Smart Telescopes, each with different features and specifications. Here's a brief overview of the main differences between them:

  1. eQuinox: A compact and lightweight smart telescope, offering a built-in camera and computer system for image capture and processing.
  2. eQuinox 2: An updated version of the eQuinox with improved optics - including a more powerful image sensor, and larger Field of View (FOV) than the eQuinox. 
  3. eVscope 2: Unistellar's flagship telescope, featuring a more powerful image sensor, and larger Field of View (FOV) than both the eQuinox and eQuinox 2. Additionally, this Telescope also features a Nikon Eyepiece. 

Overall, the main differences between the Unistellar telescopes are in their optics and built-in features, as well as their size, weight, and portability.

Ultimately, the best Unistellar telescope for you will depend on your specific needs, preferences, budget, and level of experience.

Please see the chart below, which breaks down the primary features & specifications of each Unistellar Telescope:

 

eQuinox

eQuinox 2

eVscope 2

Image Resolution

4.9 Mpx

6.2 Mpx

7.7 Mpx

Eyepiece

none

none

Nikon EYEPIECE TECHNOLOGY

Field of View 

27 x 37 arcmin

34 x 47 arcmin

34 x 47 arcmin

Limiting Magnitude

18.2

18.2

18.2

Mirror Diameter

114 mm

114 mm

114 mm

Focal

450 mm

450 mm

450 mm

Mount

Motorized Alt-Az

Motorized Alt-Az

Motorized Alt-Az

Battery 

11h

11h

9h

Storage

64 GB

64 GB

64 GB

Planets

✔️

✔️

✔️

Deep Sky Objects

✔️

✔️

✔️

Celestial Database

5 000+ nebulae, galaxies, clusters… 

5 000+ nebulae, galaxies, clusters… 

5 000+ nebulae, galaxies, clusters…

Star Database

37 million

37 million

37 million

Visible Stars

300 million

300 million

300 million

 

If you have any questions/concerns regarding which Unistellar Telescope is right for you, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at support@redcarpettelescopes.com, or by phone during our posted business hours!

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