Apexel10 in 1 Phone Camera lens kit Wide Angle lens, Macro lens, Fisheye lens, Telephoto lens, Kaleidoscope 3/6 lens CPL/Flow/Star/Radial Filter Clip-on Phone for iPhone Samsung Most of Smartphone

Absolutely love these lenses, definitely worth the money. The macro lense is definitely the best one.

Appreciate it but need to clearly show what lenses are what..

I have been considering getting small attachment lenses for my phone camera for some time and am glad I finally have!I typically use my DSLR when I go for a walk, however, I don't always want to, so this little case of lenses is perfect! Lightweight and easy to use.My only issue was that some of the lenses are screwed onto each other rather tightly and I had to use a rubber glove the loosen them! Other than that, I've got no complaints, it's a great little kit and have already used the macro lens so many times!

I bought this set for a PIXEL Phone. It works well as long as you are happy to take the phone cover off.In the end, the only lens I really use is the macro.The reason for the 3 stars is -1) All the front lens protectors are pretty loose and in the field, I find I keep dropping and losing them. There is no cover for the macro lens and none of the other covers really fit.2) There are no rear lens protectors included in the set.3) The macro lens is pretty thin and I find that I have trouble gripping it to remove once it's mounted on the clip. I'm ok as I have left it permanently mounted on the clip with a homemade cover and a small bag.For the price, I'm not going to complain. But it is a real shame.

These lens are small compact lens which can be stalled onto the clip before attached the smartphone cameras, both front- and rear- cameras. They are slightly smaller that I'd expected and need some patience while installing. They work very well for my Huawei mate phone while it takes some tricks to find the best location for the rear cameras.This pack is good value for interesting photographic effects. They are mucher cheaper and easy to operate than a professional lens. I can stopping playing with them, especially at a time staying home all day long.

Attaching the lens to the little clip on bracket was difficult. You fitted it and screwed it on and it popped out. It took a lot of time to master it to stay on. Once the lens was firmly attached and the clip was on the phone it was an anticlimax. Some of the lens created a shadow on the photo and it took a lot of adjustment to get a photo set up to avoid this latent defect. The effects were.... limited and I realise that you can get equal or better effects from software apps.I think trying to put add ons onto a mobile phone camera are fine in principle but no not work (with any level of quality) in practice.

These are absolutely brilliant , great variety of lens to use and they fit perfectly , all stored in a carry case to be able to carry with you at all times

These are solid value for money. If you want something specific then put all the money in the one job (probably in a camera specialist shop).One thing that I think people have wrong in their reviews on this product (and other clip on lenses) is some of the distortion you get from clip on lenses is not the clip on lens, but the original lens in the phone.Let me explain. If you add a lens and see distortion on one side, then rotate the clip on lens and clip. If the to distortion remains with the orientation of the phone, then where is the issue? With the phone most likely. It's clear that multiple manufacturers use a setup process, a calibration of the lens for photo quality without the lens quality requirement. This calibration is brilliant when using the phones without any additional kit but doesn't work the same when the clip on lens is added. Using two different iPhone SE 2020 phones, it was clear there was a difference between the two phones and the distortion with the same clip on lens, clipped on multiple times.Don't believe me? Try such a clip on lens on multiple makes/models of phones and watch the issues move/change. Done this with two makes of clip on lenses. Then used my dearer wide-angle lens on my FaceTime HD camera in my MacBook Air M2 to find no blurry areas at all. Bingo! These didn't look as good as spending all this money on the wide and macro pair only, but still pretty good.