This blew me away and I've a Quark on the end of my 6" refractor and white light stuff on my C9.25.
I wasn't expecting this from a small 40mm grab n go!

To see the entire Sun today with a forest of massive prominences interwoven with ghostly tendrils, dark filaments, bright active regions, everything all at once - except a CME.
If there was a CME this little thing would show it all. Sometimes less is more.

First time I've ever looked through a Lunt or used any tilt tunable filter. You can whack the filter fully one way to get the brightest crispest prominences I've ever seen, at the expense of loosing surface detail.
Getting it "on band" to nail the exact Ha line is a breeze. You need to know what you're looking for and I highly recommend Solar Chat or Cloudy Nights [Solar Observing and Imaging] for reference.

I used an old Vixen 1.25" 2x barlow + Svbony 25mm Plossl and had a wonderful full disk which gave me the biggest smile and the happiest 15 minutes of the entire year.

I did struggle with "black out" and figured my constricted pupil was the issue.
I covered my head with a jacket, let my pupil dilate in the relative dark, tried again and...boom! My expletive of joy could probably be heard for miles.

To buy astonishment at this price is ridiculous.