Update: lowered to 1 star. Please Add Landscape mode for iPad and iPhone!!!
Update: Still no landscape view for iPad after dozens of requests for this over several years.
Overall, a pretty good app to control my Vespera Pro. But I don’t understand why Vaonis has not enabled landscape mode for my Apple devices? This has been requested by a lot of folks. Please enable this soon! I use a keyboard case for my iPads, it’s extremely difficult to use the app as a result. I’ll change my rating to 5 stars when this is enabled.
Overall, a pretty good app to control my Vespera Pro. But I don’t understand why Vaonis has not enabled landscape mode for my Apple devices? This has been requested by a lot of folks. Please enable this soon! I use a keyboard case for my iPads, it’s extremely difficult to use the app as a result. I’ll change my rating to 5 stars when this is enabled.
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Carte du ciel
A quand une carte du ciel dans l’application ? Plutôt que choisir les observations par leur nom de catalogue, Messier, NGC, ETC
Crashing constantly
Vpro, while attempting to view/resume multi night files
Landscape Mode
Please update the app to allow for landscape mode on iPads.
Please Add Landscape mode for iPad and iPhone!!!
Overall, a pretty good app to control my Vespera Pro. But I don’t understand why Vaonis has not enabled landscape mode for my Apple devices? This has been requested by a lot of folks. Please enable this soon! I use a keyboard case for my iPads, it’s extremely difficult to use the app as a result. I’ll change my rating to 5 stars when this is enabled.
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Best smart telescope!
The Vespera telescope is simply incredible. The quality of the photos it produces is stunning — seeing galaxies and nebulas with this level of detail feels almost unreal.
Every session feels like an experience, not just an observation. There’s something magical about watching these objects come to life right in front of you.
Honestly, it makes me feel like Captain Kirk traveling through space in Star Trek. Exploring the universe from my own backyard never gets old.
If you’ve ever looked up at the night sky and wondered what’s out there, this app brings it all within reach. Absolutely amazing.
Every session feels like an experience, not just an observation. There’s something magical about watching these objects come to life right in front of you.
Honestly, it makes me feel like Captain Kirk traveling through space in Star Trek. Exploring the universe from my own backyard never gets old.
If you’ve ever looked up at the night sky and wondered what’s out there, this app brings it all within reach. Absolutely amazing.
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Happy so far with some suggestions
I am happy so far. I did not have the scope a few updates ago where some people experienced serious issues with the scope. I did have an update which turned solar images green for some reason. Both are now fixed. So their quality control could use some improvement. As far as use of the app goes I like a lot of it. Easy to use and set up the scope. I love viewing the images as they come in from the warmth of my home or car. The simple image processing added in the last update was very nice. A few suggestions if anyone is listening: be able to plan a multi-night, mosaic or a viewing with a filter without requiring me to have the scope on and configured on how I would use it. I want to be able to set it up in the app, set how I want the scope to be configured and then, later, when I go to collect data, warn me on the app if I was to start a planned night and the scope isn’t configured as planned. Also landscape mode on an iPad would be nice to have and in today’s age I can’t image it is too difficult. Lastly, many iOS apps can work on M-chip MacBooks it would be nice to run Singularity from my MacBook.
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Très sympa
L’application est très sympa. Un peu moins de pub/store sur l’accueil et plus de tuto et d’article ? Et est ce qu’un mode paysage est dans les tuyaux ? Merci à vous !
Lune
Un mode manuel pour faire la lune avant ou apres le coucher du soleil s.v.p.
It’s a shame
Beautiful hardware, it’s a pity I can’t get access to it. I’m sure whoever suggested that you add an account and a password made vice president. It’s been about a month since I’ve seen the night sky, and I can’t think of a better use of my time than to try to sort out a useless password. Morons.
Works well with Vespera II but lots of issues and lacks some features
App works as expected with my Vespera II. No major issues yet.
Too American orientated despite Vaonis stating the Vespera II is ‘proudly’ made in France - asking for ZIP codes for address and not allowing negative longitudes.
Mosaic mode / Skyatlas is not as nice to look at as other apps such as Seestar or DwarfLab. Images of objects blurred so having to use Google to see what the object looks like.
No landscape mode for iPad except when observing. Very strange. I really like my Vespera, but unless the app is vastly improved I will be switching back to Seestar if they release an updated S50 in the future.
Too American orientated despite Vaonis stating the Vespera II is ‘proudly’ made in France - asking for ZIP codes for address and not allowing negative longitudes.
Mosaic mode / Skyatlas is not as nice to look at as other apps such as Seestar or DwarfLab. Images of objects blurred so having to use Google to see what the object looks like.
No landscape mode for iPad except when observing. Very strange. I really like my Vespera, but unless the app is vastly improved I will be switching back to Seestar if they release an updated S50 in the future.
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Works well for Vespera II but lots of issues and lacks some features
App works as expected to some extent.
Too American orientated despite Vaonis stating the Vespera II is ‘proudly’ made in France - asking for ZIP codes for address and only offering E longitude (and not allowing negative longitudes) doesn’t help anyone outside of the US does it!
Mosaic mode is not as nice to look at as other apps such as Seestar or DwarfLab - no images of galaxies just very basic shapes to work with.
No landscape mode for iPad.
iOS widgets would be nice.
Too American orientated despite Vaonis stating the Vespera II is ‘proudly’ made in France - asking for ZIP codes for address and only offering E longitude (and not allowing negative longitudes) doesn’t help anyone outside of the US does it!
Mosaic mode is not as nice to look at as other apps such as Seestar or DwarfLab - no images of galaxies just very basic shapes to work with.
No landscape mode for iPad.
iOS widgets would be nice.
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Nul et ne fonctionne pas
À chaque mise à jour c’est une catastrophe mon télescope plante et doit être renvoyé au constructeur. Vaonis n’a aucune compétence en informatique, technologie pas fiable
À éviter.
À éviter.
Clean and well designed
I had been using the app with my Vespera 2 for a while now and find the app excellent. Not a single crash or hanging. The app is well designed and very easy to navigate through. You are never more than a tap or two away from whatever you are trying to do.
The only area for improvement I would suggest: show better catalog images instead of extremely blurred images that are not that useful.
Keep up the good work Team!
The only area for improvement I would suggest: show better catalog images instead of extremely blurred images that are not that useful.
Keep up the good work Team!
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iPad
Please, please add landscape mode for iPads!!!!
M. Éric L
M. Éric L. a vraiment raison dans son commentaire laissé dans votre site Vaonis au sujet du fait d’ajouter l’option de contrôle manuel du bras d’observation pour Stellina et pour toutes les lunettes d’astronomie mobiles.
Landscape mode for IPad?
No landscape mode for IPad? Who uses and IPad in portrait mode? What, the French? 🤣
Love it!
It is an awesome scope and the app is so easy to use. Highly recommend!
Moon pics are broken
New update crashes the ability to view the moon properly. You didn’t think to check the moon before pushing out the update? What’s that French word? Oh yeah, amateurs.
Love the scope, hate the gatekeeping.
First of all, no one loves forced app updates. I'm using the scope for the first time in a couple months, I'm out in the Maine boondocks with one bar of cellular service, and now I've got to download a 326 mb update before I can use the scope. I actually think they're worse than Apple as far as being rigid and overcontrolling with how they need to manage every aspect of the device and the app. I seriously doubt, since the scope worked perfectly well before I went to Europe for a few months, that there was anything earth shattering that absolutely had to be addressed. I'm also really annoyed that, despite pretty much everybody saying please implement landscape mode on the iPad, I'm still stuck holding it in this awkward portrait position. if I'm lucky, this app will update and I'll be able to do an observation before sunrise.
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