Bought the ASI 120mm to be compatible with my new ASIair Plus and fitted it to a Skywatcher 50mm finder via the c mount adaptor. Once I found focus it worked fine, the ASIair app makes setting up a breeze once you become familiar with it! Thanks to FLO their super service...

Got the camera a few days ago and can confirm that it works like a charm directly on an M3 MacBook Pro natively (ZWO app and PHD2). Also works in an Ubuntu 22.04 arm64v8 VM with indiLib accessed from KStars/Ekos running natively on the Mac OS X. Please note that UTM as a virtualisation tool did not work (fatal I/O error un USB device if you try and use it in anger). However, using Parallels to create the VM works like a charm!

Very good clear guiding, attached (using adapter ring) to a Sw 9x50 finder scope, the camera works incredibly well. However, trying to focus at night was a challenge! My solution was to download ASiStudio (mac), click on planetary imaging, and opening ASiCap. This allowed me to live view during the day, lower the gain/exposure and focus the camera, much easier IMO. My target was about a mile-ish away and it's quite surprising how sensitive focusing is, within 1/8 to 1/4 of a turn. For anyone interested in the same setup (highly recommended), the ZWO ASI 120MM Mini adapter ring is screwed in almost (1mm-ish) flush to the body of the Sw scope and remove the front focus locking ring. The focal length is 176mm to the camera sensor, I also put one layer of insulation tape neatly around the scope just before the point of focus, winding the lens/focusing assembly over the tape locking it square and firm. Guiding with PHD2 worked with no issues, and very pleased with the results.

I bought this camera and the Astro Essentials (AE) 50mm f4 guide scope as the ZWO mini finder-guider wasn't available. The normal faultless and fast service from FLO did (of course) include clouds!
Since it arrived, I have been struggling to focus the camera but finally I can smile. It all works and I can focus on brickwork textures and mortar on a wall some 500m away. This was achieved with the internal barrel of the AE Scope extended to the 25mm mark, the ASi120mm camera inserted to align the join between the red body and the black lens with end of the AE Scope and with the AE helical screw at around mid position. If you have a similar bundle, I hope these settings will remove frustration and give you a decent steer to get started.
As a MAC user, simply and directly connecting the camera's USB-C port to my MacBook laptop brought up the image when the laptop is running ASiStrudio and the ASiCAP_2_10.3 software.

Great Product

Fast delivery from FLO. I have not used the camera yet, Build quality feels great, the weather in South Yorkshire not great.

Got my new guide camera from flo.When I got to open the box, it showed a planet camera this did confused me at first, but when I open the box, it was the guide camera. It's was well packaged. I still have not tried using it yet. It did come quickly from flo, so it was a good service from them.

I have had this guide camera for over a year and a half. When it went faulty I thought I would have to buy another camera. Then realised it had a 2 year warranty. I contacted FLO who asked me to carry a basic test, then they had it collected from my house (which I had not expected) . 2 days later a new camera delivered. It’s reassuring to know that when things go faulty, the 2 year warranty is a good cover period. Well done for excellent customer support.

Excellent after sales support, second to none, Excellent product, thanks again to the guys at First light Optics.....delivery was super fast

I bought this camera as an upgrade guide camera from my 120mc for better guiding. Excellent camera, works great. Delivery from FLO perfect as always. It arrived nestled in a foam filled box super protected. Thanks Alex and FLO for the great service.