I received it today, and everything was exactly as described. It’s very well-made; I’ve already done a quick test, and it exceeded my expectations. I’ll run some more tests later. Delivery to northern Italy took 15 days. Congratulations. Keep making high-quality, affordable products. Thank you!

Bonnie & Clyde had a baby… Tammy, the little Sv353 APO. Paired with a ToupTek AE676C for a little over 4 degrees of sky coverage. Enough to nicely frame NGC7000 & NGC5050, pictured below. 10x120s SV535 SV220 7nm filter AE676C - 200 gain, 1155 offset This little scope performed magic in just 20 minutes. I’m looking forward to getting a few hours done with it.

Its Okay Its ok for looking at stars maybe, but definitely not great for planets. Personally, I got better pics of Jupiter and Saturn using my cell phone attached to the Telescope.

I've been using the SVBONY SC311 Pro with my Lunt LS50THa solar telescope, and I have to say I'm genuinely impressed with its performance. The image quality is excellent, especially considering the price. The built-in battery and Wi-Fi connectivity are among the camera's strongest features. The wireless connection is fast, stable, and has very low latency, making live solar observation and focusing smooth and enjoyable. The camera has become one of my favorite tools for solar imaging because it combines portability, convenience, and reliable performance. I do have one suggestion for future development. It would be fantastic if SVBONY could add a dedicated Solar Imaging Mode in a future firmware or software update. A mode optimized for solar observation—with appropriate exposure controls, histogram assistance, and solar-specific settings—would make an already excellent camera even more valuable for solar astronomers. Thank you to the SVBONY team for creating such a well-designed product. I look forward to seeing future firmware improvements and new features.

Needs to change the design. Really nice and excelente product but, will be nice if svbony give us better info about guides that works with this OAG. I had 3 guides and none works. Guide holder needs to be at least 5 mm shorter to be available to guide go lower.

Not bad. Decent beginner scope. Low aperture is great, but I’m not a huge fan of the weight distribution on the scope. Also bright stars have pretty bad diffraction spikes. Does the job however, and a cheap alternative as a deep sky astro scope. (An example of the diffraction spikes in the pleiades image below)

Focus Reduced This 0.5X focal reducer works effectively with a Celestron AstroMaster 70 refractor telescope (aperture: 70mm, focal length: 900mm). Images captured with a ZWO ASI120MC-S camera.