The FF65 is a flatfield astrograph designed for astrophotography, featuring an aperture ratio of f/6.4 and a focal length of 416 mm. Unlike other ZWO FF apochromats that use a quadruplet design, the FF65 is built as a quintuplet with two ED (Extra-low Dispersion) lenses. This advanced optical design delivers excellent control over chromatic and other aberrations, making it a great choice for capturing sharp, color-accurate images.

The ZWO EAF Pro is an electronic automatic focuser designed for precise and dynamic focus control, whether you are capturing planetary or deep-sky images. It is compatible with most telescope focusers available on the market. This focuser works seamlessly with all capture software supported by the ASCOM platform and fully integrates into the ZWO ASIAIR imaging and control system. With ASIAIR, you can manage your imaging sessions directly from a smartphone or tablet – even from indoors.

The SkyWatcher EQ6 equatorial mount is a precise instrument capable of working under heavy loads, available at a very competitive price. It performs excellently for visual observations as well as short unguided exposures with CCD cameras using most conventional telescopes. It can easily handle refractors with an aperture up to 200 mm (8") and Newtonians up to 10". The mount has a white finish and, with counterweights, weighs 26.5 kg. Its maximum load capacity is rated at 24 kg.

The Sky-Watcher AZ-EQ6 GT (PRO) mount is one of the most unique mounts available on the astronomy market. This design can operate both in equatorial mode and in alt-azimuth mode. It is a solid construction based on the well-known and proven EQ6, but modified and modernized. The head of the mount weighs 15 kg, the tripod 7.5 kg, and the payload capacity without counterweights in equatorial mode is 20 kg. The entire system is controlled by the GoTo SynScan, which has a database of 42,900 objects.

The Sky-Watcher AZ-EQ5 is a computerized hybrid mount equipped with a SynScan GoTo controller, dual-axis drive with encoders, and a stable tripod. Based on the larger AZ-EQ6 model, the AZ-EQ5 is a major upgrade of the proven HEQ-5. Compared to the AZ-EQ6, it is lighter, more portable, and still offers a payload capacity suitable for advanced astrophotography. Its maximum load capacity is 15 kg. Thanks to innovative design solutions, this is one of the most attractive options in its price range. 

The Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer, now in its latest 2i version, sets a new standard in simple, portable wide-field astrophotography. This compact and discreet device is in fact a precise and advanced equatorial head, packed with highly useful features. The complete set of functions allows quick and efficient capture of high-quality night-sky photographs. In addition to multiple tracking speeds, the head features an autoguider port and the ability to trigger the camera shutter at customizable intervals through advanced firmware. 

Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer Mini sets new standards in simple, mobile wide-field astrophotography. Although small and inconspicuous, it is in fact a precise and advanced equatorial head with a range of very useful features. The MINI version is the latest Sky-Watcher head, designed for those who do not need the higher load capacity of the standard Star Adventurer. The Mini has a load capacity of 3 kg, which is sufficient for a DSLR camera with a short telephoto lens (up to 85–100 mm).

The Sky-Watcher AZ5 is a lightweight, portable alt-azimuth mount made of cast aluminum. It is equipped with fine adjustment controls and supports a maximum payload of 5 kg. The optical tube can be attached using a 45 mm dovetail rail (Sky-Watcher/Vixen standard). The aluminum tripod legs are telescopic and can be extended or locked at any height using integrated clamps. The total height of the tripod with the mount head is between 86.5 cm and 158.0 cm (the maximum height includes a 21 cm extension column). The screw connecting the head to the column and tripod is a standard 3/8-inch size.

Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer Mini (SAM) sets new standards in simple, portable wide-field astrophotography. Small and inconspicuous in appearance, it is in fact a precise and advanced equatorial head with a range of very practical features. The MINI version is the latest Sky-Watcher head, designed for users who do not require the higher load capacity of the standard Star Adventurer. The Mini can carry up to 3 kg, making it suitable for a DSLR camera with a short telephoto lens (up to 85–100 mm).