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From what I can see the resolution is only 1920 x 1080, but I don't know if that's the size of the entire image or if it uses the 1920 x 1080 sensor to stitch/tile a larger image. If it's the latter then that could be okay, if it's the former then that's a bit too small. I'm not sure how these things work.
And yup, lazy person's telescope is about right! 🙋♂️
RonAsheton-
Having a look at their view of what separates them from others isn't that special I don't think (other than being compact and in one piece)...
I'd go for the Celestron as its a very trusted and loved brand in this space (see what I did there? 😂)
What's the rest of our global astro community think? (see, another point removed as that's not a differentiator, even we have our own)
I'm assuming the the celestron has wifi/Bluetooth as its a Computerised telescope. Same for the smart controls.
Not sure I'd trust their proprietary software over celestron's software either.
ChainBreaker
Thats really interesting. Thanks for posting
Looks like the lazy mans telescope
im now curious on the resolution to as the aperture looks rather small