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DWARF 3 Smart Telescope
$549.00
DWARF 3 is a portable smart telescope designed to make astrophotography easier for beginners and travelers. It focuses on automated sky tracking, app control, solar / lunar / deep-sky imaging, dual lenses, lightweight portability, and beginner-friendly space photography.
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product typesmart telescope
main modelDWARF 3
price$549
weightabout 1.3kg / 2.87lb reported in review
cameraSony IMX678 STARVIS 2 sensor reported in review
lensestelephoto and wide-angle dual-lens system
capture4K image / astrophotography support
targetssolar, lunar, deep-sky, daytime viewing
Before you buy
Where to buy the DWARF 3 smart telescope
DwarfLab sells the DWARF 3 at dwarflab.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than shipping it. The DWARF 3 costs $549.00.
Who the DWARF 3 is for
The DWARF 3 is for beginners who want astrophotography without learning to polar-align a mount. It tracks the sky automatically and is driven from a phone, carries a Sony IMX678 STARVIS 2 sensor with both telephoto and wide-angle lenses, and covers solar, lunar and deep-sky imaging. At about 1.3 kg it goes in a backpack, which is the difference between a telescope used and one left in a cupboard.
Is the DWARF 3 worth $549.00?
At $549.00 the DWARF 3 sits well under the better-known smart telescopes, and the gap shows up in aperture and therefore in how faint an object it can reach. It produces images by stacking many short exposures, so results come after minutes of waiting rather than instantly through an eyepiece. Buy it to photograph the sky; anyone who wants to look through a telescope with their own eye should buy a conventional one instead.
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