As far as Value for Money is concerned, don't forget you are buying the scope, the mount, the tripod, the camera and the software all at once, all in one package.
I don't want coffee-table photographs, I just want to see what's out there.
With the eVscope, I can get a decent image of a DSO within 15 minutes of arriving at a deep-sky site - 10 minutes to set up and 5 minutes' exposure.
Compared to the hours I've spent assembling my kit, polar aligning, setting up guiding etc, I consider the time saved to be worth quite a bit.
'The best scope is the one that gets used the most' and the eVscope is so easy and quick to set up that it will get used a lot.