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Apochromatic triplet (ED glass) · Alt-Az GoTo

ZWO Seestar S30

The smallest Seestar: a 1.65kg pocket observatory with two cameras

Price in India

₹49,800

Price exclusive of GST. GST (18%) is added at checkout.

  • Free shipping across India
  • In stock
  • Setup and first-light guidance over WhatsApp

A 30mm apochromatic telescope with a telephoto and a wide-angle camera, filters and a GoTo mount in a 1.65kg unit — pick a target on your phone and it does the rest.

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Aperture
30mm
Focal length
150mm
Focal ratio
f/5
Mount
Alt-Az GoTo

About the ZWO Seestar S30

The Seestar S30 is ZWO’s most compact smart telescope — 1.65kg, which ZWO likens to a medium-sized bottle of soda. A 30mm three-element apochromatic lens with ED glass feeds a Sony IMX662 (STARVIS 2) sensor, with a second wide-angle camera alongside for switching between a wide view and a close-up. Choose the Sun, Moon, a nebula or a galaxy in the Seestar app and it locates, tracks and stacks the image for you, with light-pollution filtering and one-tap noise reduction.

First-time astrophotographersTravel and backpackingFamiliesMoon and Sun imaging

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Full specifications

Brand
ZWO
Model
Seestar S30
SKU
NS-205
Optical design
Apochromatic triplet (ED glass)
Telescope type
Refractor
Aperture
30 mm
Focal length
150 mm
Focal ratio
f/5
Mount type
Alt-Az GoTo
Computerised GoTo
Yes
Viewing
On your phone or tablet — no eyepiece
Sensor
Tele: Sony IMX662 · dedicated wide-angle sensor
Resolution
Tele: 1080 × 1920 · Wide: 1920 × 1080
Field of view
Tele: 2.46° · Wide: 23.2°
Built-in filters
Dark field · UV/IR-cut · Light pollution (OIII / Hα)
Battery
6,000mAh
Storage
64GB eMMC
Connectivity
Wi-Fi 2.4/5GHz · Bluetooth · USB Type-C
Net weight
1.65kg
Size
210 × 140 × 80mm
Recommended level
Beginner
Best suited to
Astrophotography

Why this telescope

  • 30mm three-element apochromatic lens with ED glass, 150mm focal length (f/5).
  • Sony IMX662 (STARVIS 2) telephoto sensor plus a wide-angle camera.
  • Built-in dark-field, UV/IR-cut and light-pollution (OIII / Hα) filters; magnetic solar filter included.
  • 6,000mAh battery and 64GB of storage.
  • Alt-azimuth mount that supports an equatorial mode with ZWO’s TH10 mount.

In the box

  • Seestar S30 smart telescope
  • Tripod
  • Type-C cable
  • Quick guide
  • Suitcase (style may vary)
  • Solar filter
  • Safety guidelines
  • Astronomy-themed stickers

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ZWO Seestar S30 — common questions

Can I look through the ZWO Seestar S30?
No. It is a smart telescope: a built-in camera sits where an eyepiece would be, and the image appears in an app on your phone or tablet. The app stacks many short exposures as they come in, so the picture gets cleaner and deeper the longer you stay on a target.
What is included with the ZWO Seestar S30?
In the box: Seestar S30 smart telescope, Tripod, Type-C cable, Quick guide, Suitcase (style may vary), Solar filter, Safety guidelines, Astronomy-themed stickers.
How much does the ZWO Seestar S30 cost in India?
₹49,800 through Nakshatra Scopes, shipped nationwide. We include first-setup guidance over WhatsApp so the telescope is working before you are left alone with it.

Where these specifications come from

Specifications, photographs and videos on this page are taken from ZWO's official listing for the Seestar S30, and are used with their permission.

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Similar telescopes

Considering more aperture? The ZWO Seestar S50 Pro is the next step up at 50mm, for ₹1,24,700.

Before you decide

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