This is the smallest smart telescope ever made. Roughly the size of a chunky portable battery, the DwarfLab Dwarf Mini is a super-compact smart telescope that lets you capture everything from spots on the sun and craters on the moon to galaxies, star clusters and nebulae, even from a light-polluted city. All you need is a smartphone.
A motorised 30mm refractor that sends light to a Sony image sensor, the Dwarf Mini is controlled entirely via the DwarfLab app. Like its bigger sibling, the Dwarf 3, it auto-calibrates on the stars it sees and then uses live stacking to reveal deep-sky objects that would otherwise be invisible from light-polluted backyards.
