Sunspot AR2665 was noted as the largest spot group observed in some time, with its largest spot comparable in size to Jupiter. Users discussed challenges in achieving sharp manual focus due to eyesight issues and atmospheric conditions affecting image clarity. The sunspot was active and produced a significant M2.4 solar flare on July 14, 2017, leading to geomagnetic storm predictions and potential aurora activity. As the sunspot rotated, it was renamed region 2670, but its activity diminished significantly, showing only two spots and extensive faculae, indicating decay. Overall, the discussion highlighted the excitement around solar observations and the challenges faced by amateur astronomers.