ZWO doesn't rate this for Deep Sky stuff, but it's not too shabby! I originally got it as part of a budget "smart scope" project, so I could that I could operate the scope and & camera, & live-stack with my tablet for doing outreach (to avoid "eyepiece issues" in Covid times. It wouldn't be my first choice of OSC camera for serious deep sky imaging (but then I would expect to pay a lot more than this price for my first choice!), but it was perfectly adequate for the task for which I wanted it, and had the added advantage that it was in stock when I needed it!

Tested the camera with ZWO recommended and my favorite RPi software and it performed very well without any glitches.

The weather being what the weather is, I have managed to use the camera once so far. In that one time of using it, I managed the best picture of Jupiter I have yet taken and that was just from a single shot picture using the pc software that came with the camera. Things can only get better as they say. I chose this camera after using FLO FOV and CCD suitability calculator and it seems to suit my telescope very well. Downloaded the software detailed on the info that came with the camera and it worked first time with no challenges at all. Looking forward to a few clear nights now.

I've had this camera since May and I've used it many times imaging Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and the Moon.
Managed to get the best lunar mosaics and close ups that I've ever had with this camera combined with C9.25 and ES 2x focal extender. For the quality of the lunar shots alone it's been worth the money.
Being low to the horizon in the UK Saturn and Jupiter have been a challenge, but I've still managed to get a couple of images that I'm happy with.
This camera has really impressed when imaging Mars through the months around opposition. 'Seeing' hasn't been great but I've still managed to resolve detail on Valles Marineris, the Tharsis volcanoes and Olympus Mons.
I've even managed to shoot high speed video of Uranus and Neptune with this camera, which I didn't realise was possible on such distant and faint objects.
There are many planetary cameras on the market, but I definitely made the right choice with this one.

Received the camera the same day as the weather in Norfolk descended into chaos so unfortunately not been able to use it yet. Software etc. easy to download and now waiting to see if the clouds will ever clear again. FLO and staff excellent as usual despite pandemic.

I have an APN baader modified and it's a good camera for my small telescopes ( Schmidt cassegrain 4"and 10".
Very good quality and light camera.
Used with sharpcap give many possibilities !
F.L.O is very good seller , fast send (France) and neat package !

have not had an oppertunity to use the camera yet as the weather has been overcast for weeks.
some summer
camera looks great

First class

I would certainly recommend FLO for all your astro needs, fast delivery and keen prices.

I recently acquired one of this cameras to replace my old AS120MM as a guide camera, and also for the incoming planetary season.
Shooting at the Moon at full resolution I got almost a 170fps rate, just amazing. I also use this camera as a lucky DSO imaging, and the bigger sensor allows you to use it as a globular cluster and individual galaxies smasher. Waiting forward to use it with Jupiter soon.