Astronomy Now, December 2015
„I found Universe2Go an excellent guide to the sky – informative and fun in equal measure. Those at all levels of experience in astronomy will find this useful – and perhaps in time, essential … It is definitely the next leap in the evolution of interactive sky map devices.”
All About Space, July 2016
“Universe2go is a fantastic spin on regular astronomy apps … usable even when it’s cloudy outside or if you’re indoors.”
Erisea-Mag.com, Erika Holt, 01/07/2016
„A unique and quite frankly brilliant thing to have to hand for anyone who has a keen interest in space, especially children as it is so easy to use.”
The Dallas Morning News, Jim Rossman, 07/21/2016
“I own a telescope, and I use it less than once a year because it’s a hassle to set up. The Universe2Go is easier and more fun. It would really be a great gift for astronomy lovers.”
GadgetExplained.com, 04/09/2016
“The whole family can have fun gazing at the night sky and learn a few cool things in the process!”
GadgetExplained.com, 04/09/2016
“The whole family can have fun gazing at the night sky and learn a few cool things in the process!”
London & Surrey Times, 04/07/2016
“It really is a fantastic gadget and well worth the money.”
Gizmag.com, Eric Mack, 12/01/2016
“Even when a night sky isn’t available for augmented reality stargazing, my daughter and I enjoyed taking turns faking it by pointing Universe2go at the ceiling and pretending that we have a glass roof.”
Reviewify.co.uk, Mark Draper, 02/13/2016
“… it’s a brilliant bit of kit, and is very useful if you’re having difficulty finding a particular object in the sky.”
9to5Mac.com, Ben Lovejoy, February 2016
“As an adult now rather rusty on the little astronomy I learned as a kid, it was a great refresher. Where it will really score, though, is with kids.“
Tracy and Matt, Gareth Myles, 10/27/2015
“The brand new piece of kit is super easy to use, there’s no need to sync: all you need to do is download the free app, pop your phone into the star gazer and you’re off into the night sky.”
Dave, 10/13/2015
“I love this unit. I like its ease of use and the fact that it doesn’t need batteries, you don’t need to hook it to a computer and all the other stuff …”
Scientific American – Life, Unbounded Blog – Caleb Scharf, 10/31/2015
“doing augmented reality this way is great, doing a personal planetarium-come-star-map this way is inspired.”
