well packaged...comes with soft case to protect both the phone clip and the 67mm filter.

The clip is mounted to phone using a screw type mechanism. There's a soft rubber material at the end of the screw to protect from damaging the phone. It was easier to align the phone clip from the camera lens side then gently tighten the screw. Clip stays on phone without issue. The included 67mm filter attach to clip magnetically; also stay on phone without issue.

The clip has a camera hotshoe compatible slot at the top. Good spot to add LED lights.

The K&F Concept “Phone Lens Filter Kit, Phone Clip with Magnetic Adapter Ring/Cold Shoe/Locking Knob, Polarizer Filter for iPhone 15 Pro Max 14 13” is a quality filter great for reducing glare. The clip is less user-friendly. I was hoping for something that I could quickly put on my phone and then take off. This clip works, but it is not quick to install.

The K&F Concept Adjustable DSLR Camera Hand Strap is a great option for camera users who want to carry their camera safely and comfortably. The lightweight and durable design ensures your camera is held securely, while the adjustable strap allows for a custom fit that's comfortable even during extended use. This wrist strap is compatible with a variety of camera brands and models, making it a versatile option for any photographer.

needed a camera backpack because I was tired of constantly lugging bags around on my shoulder strap. A camera backpack was necessary, especially for longer distances. After a short research and reading a few reviews, I chose this model. The backpack is relatively small and compact, but offers a surprising amount of storage space. A DSLR with a mounted lens and 3-4 additional lenses fit in easily. There are also many small parts compartments to store memory cards or tripod plates. A big plus point for me: my 15-inch Macbook can also be stored in a padded compartment. Overall, the workmanship appears to be of high quality, and the zippers also appear to be solid. In my opinion there is nothing wrong with this backpack.

This is a great camera backpack. Only complaint is I’m 6’4” and the waist strap isn’t long enough, but for everything else this is great. I can fit all my gear inside with no problems.

This replaces a backpack that was just a bit small. This is a good size. It has several compartments but each has zippers and straps that you have to contend with. Sometimes they get in the way of each other. But overall, a very good backpack. No problem yet, but if you carry this by holding the top strap instead of on your back you might be concerned if it (the top strap) will break. A heavier duty handle or strap would be better.

This bag is perfect for my use and is full of thoughtful little things. What I particularly like. - 2 carrying modes, with a classic backpack or with a strap to turn it in the prone position and thus have access to the equipment without having to remove the bag - 2 compartments (a photo and a figure on the top) - numerous pockets and accessory compartments - an area at the back that can accommodate a laptop up to 15 people, a tablet, papers, etc... - an easily removable shoulder strap system - a loop at the back to attach it to the unfolded handle of a suitcase - two handles to carry it in your hand either from above or from the side - adjustable and removable straps that can be attached to different places. For example, you can attach a tripod either on the side or bottom or a rolled up sleeping bag - side pockets for the tripod or a bottle or other - the top part for personal items or accessories with adjustable size - possibility to sacrifice the top part, to increase the capacity of the photo zone and thus carry a large TV in a bag. - waterproof zippers and an additional rain cover included that can be attached to the bag in heavy rain - a very robust fabric that seems easy to care for. - small clips on the clasps to reduce the risk of theft - it stands upright when placed on the floor - removable compartments that can be adjusted as desired to organize the inside of the photo section, I would have liked - more compartment blocks in different sizes for more design freedom. - An external wallet- and/or smartphone-sized pocket to store these two everyday items with quick access. Contrary to what I read and saw, the attachment system for the small straps is very easy to use. It's not a hiking bag, but more of an urban backpack with the right capacity and very well thought out. In a YouTube video, Sebastien Pouteau gives a very complete overview.

It is really a backpack with a shoulder strap that can be attached to the backpack or worn separately. I love the size of the backpack because it makes it just right and perfect for most laptops used today. It is quite padded and waterproof. It has a USB cable and an external port that can be used to connect a power bank and connect the devices directly to the external USB port of the backpack. It has some additional compartments inside and two small external side compartments. It also includes a strap on the backrest that allows you to easily attach it to a handbag. The handles are padded and comfortable to carry.