Cloud Break Optics

ASI678MM USB3.0 Monochrome Astronomy Camera

ASI678MM USB3.0 Monochrome Astronomy Camera - Main image
$263.34 $399 In stock

Category: Cameras

The ZWO ASI678MM is a monochrome astronomy camera in the ASI678 series, offered by Cloud Break Optics in the Cameras category. It is listed under the Standard SKU (ZWO-ASI678MM) and connects via USB 3.0.

  • Brand: ZWO
  • Model: ASI678MM monochrome astronomy camera
  • USB 3.0 connectivity
  • Standard configuration, SKU ZWO-ASI678MM
  • Listed in the Cameras category
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian I. ★★★★★

The monochrome sensor captures detail in deep-sky objects that my old color camera just couldn't resolve. Setup was straightforward with the included USB 3.0 cable, and the frame rate for lunar imaging is noticeably smoother than I expected.

Timothy L. ★★★★★

Finally got it set up last night and the USB 3 connection made transferring those long-exposure frames noticeably faster than my old camera. The monochrome sensor really pulls out fine detail on Jupiter.

Sophia ★★★★☆

I was a bit intimidated setting up a USB3 astronomy camera for the first time, but the included cable works perfectly and the image data transfer is noticeably fast. The monochrome sensor gives me crisp lunar shots, though I wish the software setup guide was a touch more beginner-friendly.