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Better than Prime Day! Save $700 on Unistellar Odyssey at Best Buy
Even though Prime Day began with Amazon, you'll often see many other retailers following suit with their own deals to get a piece of the pie, and this Unistellar Odyssey telescope deal from Best Buy is leaps and bounds cheaper than every other retailer we've looked at — including Amazon.
Save $700 on the Unistellar Odyssey smart telescope — now $1,799.99 at Best Buy in this 'Better Than Prime Day' telescope deal.
This deal is especially impressive considering the Odyssey range of Unistellar's smart telescopes was only unveiled back in January 2024 — it's rare to see really new models reduced at all, let alone reduced by $700.
We haven't yet published a full review of the Unistellar Odyssey, but our Managing Editor Jase thinks it receive almost full marks! We really rate Unistellar's other smart telescopes — we loved the Unistellar eVscope 2 when we reviewed it, and we think they are some of the best telescopes around.
There are two versions of the Odyssey telescope, the standard version (which is the one on offer here) and the Odyssey Pro — the difference in price being pretty dramatic. But the main difference between the two is that the Pro features a digital Nikon eyepiece and has a slightly higher resolution (4.1MP vs 3.4MP). Still, for half the price, we think the Unistellar Odyssey will be a fantastic purchase as a first smart telescope for users of any experience level who want a complete tour of the universe at their fingertips.
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The Unistellar Odyssey is a fully automated smart telescope with the ability to discover nearby planets in the solar system and distant galaxies in deep space with just the click of a button. Typically, most traditional telescopes are usually a 'one or the other' situation, so we think a smart telescope that can do both is incredibly impressive, not to mention its Deep Dark Technology enables users to observe the sky with impressive clarity even in urban areas with substantial light pollution.
With just the click of the accompanying app, you can find, view and photograph any object in its Celestial Database of 5000+ objects and a massive 37 Million stars. You'll also get the tripod, dust cap, adjustment tools, charger and a quick start guide to help you get going without any hassle.
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