Was able to catch the Great Red Spot on Jupiter. Make sure you turn off cellular data when trying to connect to the camera.

Instructions on the manual for the eyepiece camera aren’t complete. I had to play around with the app settings in my phone settings and finally figured out the steps I needed to take to connect the camera to the app. I turned cellular data off within my phone settings for the app and turned on the location to “while using the app.” It works great now. Camera is of good quality and has good clarity. The app is easy to use and I’m able to switch from video to photos very quickly.

This app was the one the instructions said to down load for a WiFi camera that attaches to a telescope. I tried all sorts of things to get this to work. I could not. The device puts out a WiFi signal just fine. I was able to connect my iPad to the WiFi signal just fine. I was able to install the app onto the iPad just fine. I could not get the app to recognize the device no matter what. Ugh. I was so looking forward to this new toy.

Wi-fi connection to eye piece drops frequently. In the FAQ page it says to avoid areas where there are a lot of wifi routers, but that would mean the device is not usable at a home where there are many other homes. This is impossible. This can’t possibly be a difficult firmware update fix. Why not fix it quickly to no to avoid more bad reviews.