Celestron – NexYZ DX – Universal Smartphone Adapter for Telescope, Binoculars & Spotting Scopes – 3-Axis Precision Alignment – Capture Images & Video Through Your Optics – Includes Bluetooth Remote

Fantastic product! Heavy-duty and sturdy. Don't let the reviews stating this is tough to set-up turn you off. If you have a sun filter, try setting this during the day. So much easier when you can see the knobs. Also, look to U Toob for the "paper over the aperture" option. It works amazingly! Great buy!

This phone adapter holds my "phablet" and it is able to hold it over a 2" eyepiece. The micro adjustment knobs can be difficult, but the ability to micro-adjust is still amazing. The view will be like looking down a hole due to limitations on phone cameras, even so, I was able to take a picture of the Orion nebula using the x3 setting on my phone and it came out really clear.

Easy to use, versatile with different phones. The build is tough and easy to secure to any eye piece i own. I did a few live streaming on the moon and this is a Mmust for stargazing.

Bluetooth shutter arrived with fully dead battery CR2032,... changed it and quickly discovered likely reason,.. it has no power OFF button, and to remove battery you must carry around a fine point Philips screwdriver,.. annoying. Battery should not be preinstalled, the screw is a captive button, so not easy to remove of the equation for fast long term storage with battery removed. Aligns "perfectly" as package states is a bit overreaching, it really depends on what you are expecting... this is made of plastic extrusions or mold casted you can see the bends under weight/loading at various of the dovetailed sliding sections. It provides no adjustment for tilt nor nod,.. which happens to be needed due to non stiff enough plastic material, so you get some parallax angle error. (Shimming sort of solves, but is not fast nor practical, as the amount of flex varies as you "zoom in/out") Is it a fair buy at the price point?.. I would say it is a great buy at 35-40usd. Probably my view is skewed as I happen to have on site machinist capabilities/materials and tools, so I can see the manufacturing pitfalls/shortcommings more than average user would care. Decided to buy vs make my own due to cost-time balance.. and it does come with the bluetooth remote shutter,.. I can't make that on the lathe/mill,.. Does it hold the phone steady? Yes, much more than bare hands. So,.. if 60 bucks don't hurt your wallet at all,.. then it is an excelent buy. What about vs the 20 usd designs with no 3rd axis? Well if your application doesn't need frequent zoom in out for focus change,.. just get a cheaper one and shim the phone on the mount, save 40usd. A pitfall on all these telescope/microscope items is to not provide sturdy casings for storage/care with the item itself,.. people buy tools of this nature and expect to later transport them in airplanes and for them to be part of the inheritance one leaves behind, carboard boxes are cheap and convey a message of cheap quality contents.

If you are getting into digiscoping with spotting scopes, monoculars, or astronomical telescopes, this is the ONLY phone addapter you should buy! The other ones on the market are just not quite good enough. Also, the all metal ones will damage your 1,000 Leopold spotting scope when you clamp down too tightly. You can't avoid this with some units, and it was only after using it several times that I noticed the scratches visible when I looked between the rubber and the cilinder at the eye piece.

I just bought this to allow me to take photos through my small Celestron telescope. Previously, I had been trying to put my iPhone straight to the eyepiece with variable results (and scratching the eyepiece). The instructions are clear and easy to follow. I attached it to the eyepiece and then attached my phone, which was simple to do. Adjusting in the X,Y,Z planes was likewise simple to undertake. After literally a couple of minutes up came the moon on my iPhone! I bought the version with the remote photo capture, and true to its promise it helped eliminate camera shake which had been a serious problem for me. I could take videos and photos all without touching the telescope or the camera. My only (small) complaint was that it was a little difficult to place my iPhone in the cradle, as the extension that is moved out to accommodate different sized phones was tight. Overall, the unit worked extremely well and exceeded my expectations. I would recommend spending a little more and getting the remote; you won’t regret it.

The z axis is a bit loose and wobbles, but the adjustment knobs give you a lot of control of positioning. The problem is that the clamp is too wide to work with binoculars, you can't get the lense close enough in. It would probably be good with a telescope or microscope.

The best mount you will find. Works great on spotting scopes and telescopes!

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Es un accesorio muy util para poder alienar un smarthphone de manera rapida y precisa con el ocular del telescopio, el telefono cabe perfectamente con una funda de proteccion con poco relieve, adjunto unas fotos que logre sacar con ayuda de este soporte. El unico detalle para mi es la pila del control remoto que es muy dificil de colocar por que el soporte donde va la bota y cuando cierra la tapa algunas veces queda levantada y no hace contacto con su polo, pero en varios intentos queda bien fija.

Ich habe mir den Celestron NexYZ DX gekauft, um Mond- und Tiere mit meinem Handy durchs Teleskop aufzunehmen. Die 3-Achs-Verstellung ist wirklich genial, damit lässt sich das Handy sehr genau über dem Okular ausrichten, ohne ewiges Gefummel. Besonders gut gefällt mir, dass ein Bluetooth-Auslöser dabei ist, so kann ich Fotos machen, ohne das Handy zu berühren und das Bild zu verwackeln. Ein bisschen Geduld braucht man trotzdem, vor allem beim ersten Einrichten. Mit meinem etwas größeren Smartphone merkt man, dass der Halter leicht nachgibt, wenn man nicht alles richtig festzieht. Auch die Einstellschrauben sind ziemlich klein, im Dunkeln oder mit kalten Fingern ist das manchmal nervig. Unterm Strich bin ich aber sehr zufrieden: Wenn man sich kurz Zeit nimmt, bekommt man erstaunlich gute Ergebnisse hin und kann die Faszination vom Teleskop direkt im Handy festhalten. Für mich hat es sich absolut gelohnt.