WiFi Telescope Camera Eyepiece, 64G Electronic Eyepiece Camera with 1.5" Screen, Astronomy Camera Fits to 28mm- 50mm Scopes, Perfect for Astrophotography, Birds Watching

1.5” Screen & Remote Observing: The new upgraded WiFi telescope camera is covered with a 1.5” IPS mini screen, more intuitively reflecting the observation content in the form of electronic images with high color reproduction. And the remote observing can be achieved via simple WiFi connection (supporting dual- device connection within a 49ft range) Versatile Compatibility: Equipped with the mounting groove, the telescope camera fits 28mm- 50mm scopes, supporting the pairing with not only basic binoculars and monocular, but also astronomical telescopes and microscopes. Realize multiple observation and record possibilities 1080P FHD Imaging: Boasting a high- resolution pixel system of 1920P* 1080P (1080P for videos & 2MP for photos), the planetary camera can capture the subtle features of moon with remarkable clarity. And with dark light compensation, the planetary camera enhances low - light clarity, enabling clear and dynamic observations Long- Lasting Battery Powered: Built in a 1000mAh aluminum battery, the spotting eyepiece camera can record up to 3 hours, enough for you to shoot the most exciting frame. Also, the planetary camera is USB- rechargeable for extended use, meaning that it can work longer while charging with a power bank 64G Storage & App- Powered: Paired with a 64G TF card, the astronomy camera supports max 256G. And you can observe and record your aims through easy WiFi connection to the proprietary app, saving stimulating frames in your phone album and share them with friends at any time, which achieves multi channel storage Gift for World Explorers: Blending the functions of a camera and remote observer, the electronic eyepiece camera allows adventurers to observe and record distant landscapes, wildlife, and celestial bodies, which is an ideal gift especially for astrophotography beginners and birds watching enthusiasts when used in conjunction with a telescope