Third generation: 4K detail, eleven hours of battery life
The Vaonis Vespera III is the latest generation of Vaonis' most famous observation station. The 4K Sony IMX585 sensor captures deep space with a resolution of up to 24 megapixels via CovalENS, and the renewed f/4.9 apochromatic quadruplet design with ED glass keeps colors pure and stars sharp to the edge of the image.
Built for whole nights
The improved battery lasts up to 11 hours: a full observing night without a power bank. With 115 GB of internal storage and a faster USB-C port (up to 5x faster), you can easily transfer multiple nights of raw data for your own post-processing. The ResiliENS hygrometer monitors humidity and temperature, proactively preventing condensation.
Live stacking in 4K
The exceptionally low read noise and passive cooling system provide an impressive live stack experience: you'll see the Rosette Nebula or the Andromeda Galaxy deepen on your screen as you watch. With a duo-band filter, you can also bring out emission nebulae under city lights.
For whom yes, for whom no
Yes: for those who want the most complete Vaonis device right now, with the best combination of resolution, battery life, and storage in the series. No: for those who want to get started at the sharpest price; the Vespera II remains the budget-friendly choice with the same controls.
Additional visuals
What's in the box?
- Vespera III smart telescope
- Lens cap and USB-C charger
- Singularity-app (iOS and Android)
| Specification | Vaonis Vespera III |
| Type | Smart telescope (observation station) |
| Optics | Apochromatic quadruplet, f/4.9, ED glass |
| Sensor | Sony IMX585 (4K), up to 24 MP via CovalENS |
| Acculon | Until 11 o'clock |
| Storage | 115 GB internal, fast USB-C |
| Dew control | Resilient hygrometer with anti-fog |
| Operation | Singularity app via own WiFi |
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