BeaverLAB MINT Finder Telescope TW1 Pro - 70mm Refractor Smart Telescope with 4K Camera, Auto Tracking, Go-To Mount DDL-TW1(TW1Pro)

Astronomy can be intimidating: complicated mounts, manual star charts, and the frustration of not finding celestial objects. The BeaverLAB MINT Finder Telescope TW1 Pro removes those barriers. This intelligent refractor telescope combines a 70 mm aperture with a 4K Sony sensor, motorized Go-To mount, and automatic star tracking. Point it at the sky, let the app identify targets, and capture stunning images of the Moon, planets, and deep-sky objects without prior experience.

Who is it for

Beginners who want instant success in astrophotography, educators looking for a classroom-friendly tool, and casual observers who prefer a lightweight, app-driven experience over traditional manual telescopes.

Main features

• 70 mm refractor optics with 350 mm focal length (f/5) for bright, wide-field views
• 8 MP Sony IMX415 CMOS sensor delivers 4K UHD resolution
• Motorized Alt-Azimuth Go-To mount with automatic star tracking
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for wireless control via the BeaverLAB app (iOS & Android)
• 10,000 mAh rechargeable battery provides up to 6 hours of operation
• 32 GB internal storage plus TF card slot for expansion up to 128 GB
• Autofocus and auto-calibration for sharp, hassle-free imaging
• Adjustable aluminum alloy tripod included

Specifications

• Optical design: Refractor
• Aperture: 70 mm
• Focal length: 350 mm
• Focal ratio: f/5
• Sensor: Sony IMX415 CMOS, 8 MP (4K UHD)
• Mount: Motorized Alt-Azimuth Go-To
• Tracking: Automatic star tracking
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth
• Battery: 10,000 mAh, up to 6 hours
• Storage: 32 GB eMMC internal, TF card slot up to 128 GB
• App: BeaverLAB (iOS & Android)
• Autofocus: Yes
• Auto-calibration: Yes
• Digital zoom: Up to 100x
• Field of view: 10.5° x 5.9°
• Tripod: Adjustable aluminum alloy, included
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 45°C

Tips

For best results, set up the telescope on a stable surface away from streetlights. Use the app's sky map to locate objects, then let the Go-To mount do the rest. The wide field of view is great for star clusters and the Milky Way; use digital zoom for lunar and planetary close-ups.