We focus on electronic imaging capture, which can be viewed through smartphones and tablets. Our aim is to improve the inconvenience of traditional optical eyepieces, where prolonged viewing requires resting the eyes on the telescope, leading to fatigue within half an hour. The app automatically displays the WiFi name. For Android phones, there is a permission requirement to access the WiFi name, which involves enabling location information by swiping down from the top of the phone screen to access the location icon.

The optical system of our telescope provides a magnification of approximately 29 times compared to the naked eye. With the use of a large-screen display on a 5-7 inch smartphone, the magnification range is between 400 and 560 times (combined with 4x digital zoom for a maximum of 1600-2240 times).

The telescope doesn't have a distance limit. Its main purpose is to magnify and bring distant images closer, allowing you to observe dimmer targets that are not visible to the naked eye. The optical system of our telescope provides a magnification range of 400-560 times, and it can observe celestial objects with a brightness of up to 11.3 magnitude (the human eye can only see up to 6th magnitude).

This astronomical telescope is mainly suitable for observing the moon (craters, lunar mountains), the sun, and meteors, among others. Unable to focus on Jupiter and Saturn. Once you have aligned it with the moon, you don't need to adjust the focal length anymore. It is already focused at infinity, allowing you to directly observe Jupiter. You can try adjusting the exposure gain values for better viewing effects. Please note that the viewing experience can be affected by environmental conditions and atmospheric pollution. Areas with less pollution generally provide better viewing effects.

1. Check if the observation conditions are suitable. For example, you might be observing the sky during the day or aiming at a blank wall. Solution: Adjust the telescope to target the ground, buildings, trees, etc. 2. Check if you are aligning with a visible target at night, as observing a completely dark area can result in no visible objects. Solution: Determine the target before observation and align with bright celestial bodies before fine-tuning.

TW1 Pro has upgraded the pixels, on the basis of the original 2 million pixels, it has been upgraded to 5 million pixels.

It can last for 3 hours on a full charge and has a standby time of over 1 month. It takes approximately 2 hours to recharge (1600mAh battery capacity).