DWARF mini Smart Telescope

Mini vs. Dwarf 3

The biggest difference (and only drawback, in my opinion) is that the MIni is much harder to see when aligning EQ, searching, and generally trying to see where the telescope is pointed. I think this because of 1) the size, and 2) the color. The D3 is much easier to see in the dark. Other than that, I love both my D3 and Mini.

DwarfLab DWARF Mini Smart Telescope

Over the moon with the DWARF Mini is the easiest and cheapest route into astrophotography, sets up in minutes and produces outstanding results, I have some experience but I was taking some amazing shots within 10 minutes, despite light pollution locally. Outstanding product

I'd be lost without it! An excellent smart telescope!

The new Dwarf Mini is the latest smart telescope from Dwarf Lab. They’re the ones who brought us the amazing Dwarf 3 smart telescope; which I’ve had the pleasure of testing and reviewing in the past… The Dwarf Mini has the unique distinction of being the world’s smallest smart telescope. At only 840 grams (~1. 85 lbs). At 3. 9" x 7. 2" x 2. 4" it’s small and light enough to fit in a sweatshirt pocket. It beats all currently available smart scopes on the portability factor. If portability is high on your list of priorities, then you simply can’t beat The Dwarf Mini. Some Major Stats: The Dwarf Mini has a 150mm F/5 refractor, providing a 2. 5 degree FOV A 6. 7mm wide field lens provides a 60 Degree FOV It has 4 hour battery life (published) It features a Sony IMX662 sensor Among the features that I find the most interesting are: • The ability to schedule imaging sessions. • 'Astro' Filter: 430-690nm (enhances nebulae contrast). • 'Duo-Band' Dual Narrowband Filter - HA 656. 3nm and OIII 500. 7nm (cuts moonlight & city glow/light pollution). • Up to 90-second exposures with tripod and polar alignment. • The ability to power down the unit remotely. • How easy it is to polar align In short? I love it! Clear Skies!