Automatic GoTo and robotic tracking: Instantly finds and follows celestial targets for seamless astrophotography
Dual lens system (wide and telephoto): Captures both broad sky views and detailed deep sky objects
Sony IMX662 sensor with 2.9μm pixels: Delivers high-resolution, low-noise images for superior detail
Built-in triple filter wheel: Enables optimal light pollution and narrowband imaging for enhanced nebula and galaxy detail
App-based image processing and stacking: Simplifies workflow with one-touch processing and automatic stacking
Meet the DWARF mini: Ultra-Portable. Pro Performance.
The DWARF mini redefines portability in a smart telescope.
At only 1.85 lbs (840g), it's the smallest in the world, yet it delivers unparalleled ease and power.
Be ready to explore the cosmos in minutes. It automatically calibrates, finds your targets, and tracks them with precision.
Optical Design
6-element apochromatic telephoto plus wide angle lens
Aperture
30 mm
Focal Length
150 mm (telephoto), 6.7 mm (wide)
Sensor
Sony IMX662, 1/2.8 inch, 2.9μm pixels, 1936 x 1100 resolution (approx. 2 MP)
Full Frame Equivalent
1.016 mm
Exposure Time
Up to 90 seconds (equatorial mode)
Filters
Dark frame, astro, dual narrowband (Hα, O III)
Weight
840 g
Battery
7000 mAh, approx. 4 hours
Storage
64 GB internal
Connectivity
Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C
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Perfect for beginners
Such an astonishing pice of work. Small and lightweighted, easy to set up and use. It makes fascinating and beautiful pictures, even in suboptimal surroundings and circumstances. Mosaic mode and schedule setup are a great way to enhance your workflow. Easy editing within the app with stellar studio makes taking great pictures of deep sky objects effortless, even for beginners.
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Christian · 8 days ago
Highly Recommend
I recently bought this I thought well I heard it had great reviews so I purchased one I was amazed with the Telescope being so small what it can do
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Mr · October 25, 2026
A Powerful Little Companion for Astrophotography
As a professional astro-landscape photographer and photography teacher, I usually work with wide-field astrophotography setups, but I genuinely enjoy playing with the Dwarf Mini as an addition to my work. What I particularly love is how compact and portable it is. You can take it almost anywhere, set it up without much fuss, and explore the night sky in ways that complement traditional wide-field photography. I even use it in my own backyard, which makes it easy to experiment whenever I have a bit of time. Of course, it doesn’t replace my professional camera and lens setup, nor is it designed to. Instead, it offers a different way to explore astrophotography, and for such a small device, it’s a surprisingly powerful little piece of technology. The Dwarf Mini is proof that you don’t always need a big, complicated setup to have fun exploring the universe. Its size, portability and capabilities make it a great little companion for anyone who enjoys looking up at the night sky.