It has to be too good to be true, right?

When I was growing up, we had an amateur telescope, and to look at any astronomical object we had to follow a painstaking guide in this book from the library, lining it up ever so precisely and manually adjusting the lenses to get a clear picture. I've been wanting to get back into astrophotography lately, and I've been seeing ads for these Dwarflab telescopes. Maybe I've just been out of the game too long, but i'm just blown away by the picture quality and apparent ease of use, and was even more impressed upon visiting this sub and seeing your incredible posted photos here.

So for anyone with a second to spare, I just have a couple questions before I order one of their telescopes for myself.

Is the photo editing difficult?
Does it well work for moon/planetary observation, or only more distant/large objects like galaxies/nebulae?

Very excited to get my hands on one!