Muzeum Unitry w Poznaniu, Electronics museum in Poznań, Poland.

Muzeum Unitry is an electronics museum in Poznań housing thousands of devices manufactured by Unitra and related companies across different decades. The exhibits feature radios, amplifiers, television sets, and audio equipment that span various production periods and technological developments.

The museum's collection was formed by combining exhibits from a school telecommunications museum with private collections of members of the Poznań Unitra Museum Association. One of its co-founders and caretakers is Paweł Matuszak, president of the association. Since 2014 the museum has taken part in the Night of Museums programme.

The collection reflects how Polish households adopted new technology and what role locally made electronics played in everyday life across generations. Visitors can see how these devices shaped the way people listened to music and watched television at home.

The museum is at Bronowa Street 3 in Poznań, inside the school complex of the Mikołaj Kopernik Communications School. Only part of the roughly 3,000 exhibits is shown, in school display cabinets, so access depends on the school calendar. Since 2014 the museum has taken part in the Museum Night programme.

The collection grew from private passions rather than institutional funding, with part of it overseen by a volunteer association president who dedicates personal time to its care. This grassroots museum preserves devices that might otherwise have been discarded and forgotten.