Ever caught your dad looking wistfully up into the night sky? Now could be the time to help them get a closer look with a Unistellar smart telescope. Father’s Day is coming up on June 21 and Unistellar has kicked off a month long sale, with 15% off their entire range of premium smart telescopes and backpacks. Their sale is running from May, 28 until July 2, so you have plenty of time to choose which smart telescope you might want to gift your dad. If they already have a Unistellar telescope, then they might appreciate one of their solar filters for the upcoming solar eclipse on Aug. 12.
From the beginner Odyssey model to the more expert eVscope 2 and eQuinox 2, they all have amazing go-to technology and built-in image stacking for easy stargazing and astrophotography. Once connected to their smart phone, all Dad has to do is select the night sky object they want to look at and allow the telescope to find it in the sky. In a few clicks, they can watch as beautiful deep sky objects materialise on their screens.
You can get 15% off all Unistellar smart telescopes from now until July 2.
I’ve used these telescopes for getting great pictures of galaxies, nebulas, star clusters and the moon! They really are versatile tools and show you what wonders are out there in the midst of space, with the opportunity to photograph and cherish them for years to come. If you live in a bright area, fear not, as these telescopes are designed to beat light-pollution and deliver sharp images of the night sky wherever you are.
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Star cluster M10 in the night sky as imaged by the Unistellar Odyssey Pro.(Image credit: Harry Bennett / Future)
The Western Veil nebula (Caldwell 34) as imaged from a Unistellar Odyssey Pro.(Image credit: Harry Bennett / Future)
The Triangulum galaxy (M33) as imaged from a Unistellar Odyssey Pro.(Image credit: Harry Bennett / Future)
The star Deneb in the starry night sky.(Image credit: Harry Bennett / Future)
The crescent moon as imaged from a Unistellar Odyssey Pro.(Image credit: Harry Bennett / Future)
Saturn as imaged from a Unistellar Odyssey Pro.(Image credit: Harry Bennett / Future)Unistellar smart telescope dealsUnistellar backpack dealsUnistellar solar filter deals