I especially noted how the sunspots weren't in groups of more than two or three, and were dispersed over the entire visible surface. There were a few interesting-looking sunspots. The largest sunspot was teardrop-shaped. I also noted an arrowhead-shaped sunspot, and an almost perfectly circular sunspot, along with a circular penumbra surrounding it, which formed a sort of bullseye. In nearly the center of the cluster is a double star.
All stars appear to be white in color.
At 116x, only a few additional stars are visible. Overall, the cluster is almost circular in shape, with a wide spacing between most stars, making this an easy target for low-power telescopes and binoculars.