Product Overview
Limited Quantity: Due to high demand and limited availability, orders will be fulfilled on a first-in, first-out basis. This means that the earlier you place your order, the sooner it will be shipped when fulfillment begins.
Start your Photography Journey with Seestar S30— Capture the Cosmos Anywhere
Portable Convenience — Your Pocket Observatory
Weighing no more than a bottle of soda, yet it’s a professional smart telescope.
At just 1650g, Seestar S30 is as light as a medium-sized soda bottle, making it easy to carry by hand or in a backpack without adding any extra burden.
Magnetic Solar Filter: Easy Snap-On, Snap-Off Installation
More Powerful Everyday Viewing — Dual Lenses for Double the Fun
Real-time switch between wide-angle and close-up view
Auto Capture and Tracking
Easier Astrophotography
One-touch capture of the Sun, Moon, planets, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters,
Solar System and Stargazing Modes for easy imaging.
Smarter Mosaic Photography
Time-saving and effortless (automatically captures the selected region).
AI Noise Reduction + Anti Light Pollution
Stunning Images, Rich in Detail
１．Professional Optical Performance of a Telescope
With a 30mm apochromatic lens design that includes ED glass(Extra-low Dispersion), meticulously optimized by optical experts, Seestar S30 ensures every star is captured with incredible detail.
2. Starlight-grade Sony IMX662 Sensor (Starves 2)
With high sensitivity and low noise, even during extended deep-sky exposures, noise interference is minimized, ensuring superior performance in the darkest nights.
3. Triple Filters for Various Shooting Scenarios
Dark Field Filter: Automatically reduces noise generated by long exposures during deep-sky photography.
UV/IR Cut Filter: Effectively blocks infrared light interference for clearer celestial captures.
Astronomical Light Pollution Filter: Optimized for OIII and Ha wavelengths, it minimizes the impact of moonlight and urban light pollution, delivering crystal-clear images of emission nebulae.
4. Smart Noise Reduction with Automatic Post-Processing
One-tap image creation, reducing noise while preserving the target details, ensures clarity even in heavily light-polluted areas. You can also fine-tune your image’s style to suit your taste and share your stunning image instantly.
Diverse Features, Constant Surprises
Three Imaging Modes for Unique Creations: Timelapse, Photo, Video Recording
Shoot with Confidence, Ample Storage
Equipped with 64GB eMMC storage, capable of handling multiple target captures. With over 300 rigorous tests, system stability is guaranteed.
Dual-band Wi-Fi for Steady Connections
External enhanced dual-band antenna supports 2.4G and 5G frequencies, ensuring a stable and smooth connection within 20 meters. (Note: 2.4G covers greater distances but transmits slightly slower. The 20m range is the average statistic from multiple tests in open areas on the 2.4G band).
Your Pocket Observatory
The Seestar smart app allows you to explore the solar system, stargaze, or enjoy scenic views. With multiple imaging modes, voice prompts, and seamless smartphone control, Seestar S30 transforms beginners into astronomy pros with ease.
What is in the box?
Telescope Specification
Please be advised that Seestar S30 is a pre-sale item.
Order Fulfillment: Preorders will begin shipping in late December/early 2025. Pre-Orders are billed at time of order to reserve your place in line.
Limited Quantity: Due to high demand and limited availability, orders will be fulfilled on a first-in, first-out basis. This means that the earlier you place your order, the sooner it will be shipped when fulfillment begins.
Reviews
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It is a great little gadget for beginners
This is my first smart telescope, and I was able to capture a decent image of M81 on the day I received it. The only area for improvement is the software: I can’t denoise or stack the raw images unless I’m connected to the Seestar. It would be great if ZWO could add an offline processing feature.
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SeeStar S30
This is my first smart telescope. Right off the bat I have to say that I am very impressed with how easy it is to use. The app is intuitive and simple, but it feels like it needs more features. This is a set and forget system that takes many images over an extended period of time and then stitches them together in the app itself. I live right beside an airport so I haven’t used it in a truly dark sky environment yet but that will change in the next couple of weeks. Image quality is good for a 2MP sensor. This is my biggest gripe though. I’m used to shooting at 50 to 100 MP so I’ve had to temper my expectations. For an entry-level smart device I really like it and am looking forward to creating more images throughout this summer.
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Seestar S30
Just took delivery of the S30 last week and so far the weather has been very uncooperative. I did manage to squeeze in about 30 minutes of imaging during a break in the completely overcast Toronto sky and I was amazed with the result. Set up was a breeze. After calibrating the scope compass indoors, I mounted it on a photo tripod so that I could get above the wall of my balcony. The interface is very easy to navigate and in no time I was imaging M42 which was the easiest target to achieve from my location near the south end of the Humber river.There was no moon but sky was slightly overcast and I have a streetlight near our balcony so I didn't have high expectations, but, after 5 minutes I had achieved a surprisingly decent image which got even better after I applied the built in AI clean up algorithm. Before the clouds rolled in I also spent 14 minutes imaging the Horse head Nebula with similar results. Being new to smart scopes and astrophotography, the capabilities and ease of use of the reasonably priced S30 was amazing. I am seriously jonesing for the next clear night so that I can get out and really put this thing to use. Oh, and also, I love how compact the S30 is. It would be so easy to take it, in its case along with the included mini tripod on a flight in my carry-on backpack on holiday. This is going to be fun.
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S30
Pas encore eu la chance de l’essayer à cause de la température et des nuages . Il est quand même bien, léger . Plus a suivre bientôt.
