Unistellar has begun accepting pre-orders for its Envision smart binoculars, priced at $1,499, with guaranteed delivery before Christmas. The product was unveiled at IFA 2026 in Berlin and combines traditional binoculars with augmented reality (AR) technology. The 10x50 binoculars offer a magnified view of the night sky and use AR to overlay names and details of celestial objects such as constellations, planets, and deep-sky objects in real time. Additional features, like identifying natural landmarks, paths, and shelters, are expected to roll out later this year. The Envision smart binoculars use a red AR overlay to display names and information of astronomical targets within the 10x magnified view. Users can connect the binoculars to the Unistellar smartphone app, which includes a "Guided Navigation Mode" to help locate specific objects in the sky. The device has access to a database of over 1,000 astronomical targets and more than 200,000 visible stars. It also includes BaK-4 fully multi-coated optics, a porro prism design, and a six-degree field of view, which enhances clarity and detail in the image. The Envision smart binoculars are part of Unistellar's range of smart telescopes, which includes models like the Odyssey, eQuinox 2, and eVscope 2. Previously, the Envision binoculars were available for $999 to those who pre-ordered them last year, but the current price is $1,499. The product is exclusively sold through Unistellar's online store. These binoculars are designed for enthusiasts who enjoy exploring the night sky dynamically and want an interactive way to learn about celestial objects. They are also useful for adventurers who appreciate technology that helps identify natural features and navigate the outdoors. However, they may not be the best choice for users needing more than 10x magnification for long-distance viewing or those requiring features such as image stabilization or extreme waterproofing.