Is sturdy and can add a tempered screen protector for the from cover and the back camera lenses and it still fits.

Excellent product. Carry case a bit big but included screen protector and cleaning cloth

Decent tripod for <$100, seems well-made and maybe worth a bit more since it's lightweight and easily packed while walking. But I would never trust my expensive cameras on it in any wind >10 knots unless attaching a bag of rocks to the hook. The legs don't spread quite as wide as better more expensive ones, but with weight attached in wind, I'd be fully confident with it. I also easily replaced the attached ball-head with my old Manfrotto ball-head with a snap-in plate and it fits perfectly (the new ball head has a wonky slide-in plate which I can see slipping/dropping the camera while trying to slide it in place). If using a cheaper 'dropper' camera, I'd have no issues at all with any of the above.

have been a hobbyist photographer for many years and recently decided to take my camera game to the next level. I purchased a large lens and came across this lens protector that fit what I had. The lens protector attached directly to my camera lens. Installation took a total of 10 seconds. The lens cap that comes with the protector is a welcome additional lens cap to have in my kit! The 77mm protector fits perfectly on my 70-200mm lens and does not affect image quality at all. I shoot with both this protector and a lens hood as I primarily photograph outdoor sporting events in full sunlight. This protector has actually reduced lens flare which I find very helpful. I ordered it primarily for the protection of my very expensive camera lens so I highly recommend it.

I lost my small travel selfie stick on my last trip. I liked that one a lot and it also had a remote. It was very light and sometimes not super sturdy. I decided to get this one which is slightly bigger and maybe a few ounces heavier. I thought it might be too bulky for my purse etc..but it’s great. I feel like it’s sturdier than my old one.

I like how the phone clamps in. At first I didn’t though. I’m used to the spring action kinds, but sometimes my phone with its case would pop out of the spring action clamp because the case usually makes it a tad too big for the clamp to fit really tight.

This clamp is more like a vice where you tighten it manually. I thought it would be a pain but it’s really not. Once you have it opened to the right width, I can even slide my phone (with case) into it top down if I’m feeling lazy :). Otherwise a quick twist of the knob lets you slide it in and tighten.

Last thing I did use it today longer extended and it blew over in the wind. It’s obvious it’s going to happen if it’s top heavy but for every day use it’s awesome!

Everything about this was well made and executed. I love that the filter is so easily adjustable. I've been using a square slide in filter mount for years and while it works great, it's kind of a pain to have to carry a stack of filters and swap them out in the field.The downside here is it's a fixed diameter, but I typically only use it for landscapes on my go to landscape lens so not really a big deal for what I do. I also really like the case it came in. It's a nice hard sided two-tone leather like case with a magnet closure. It's easy to slide into a bag or pocket but sturdy enough to keep it protected.Adjustment of the ND stops is incredibly easy with the thumb bar. Overall, really great adjustable ND filter!

Although this is a low cost purchase for camera items, its worth the few bucks! This will be my 3rd lens protector in 20 years. and it just saved my lens once more.

My Nikon DSLR camera is well beyond my skills, and this was my first use of any lens filter. I have always kept a Tiffen UV protector on the lens, and these work the same way, including in any combination. They're a little narrower than my old uv protector, but still easy to connect to the lens, remove, and rearrange.I snapped a set of simple sunny, outdoor nature photos with all combinations of the filters within a few minutes. When I first reviewed the photos I thought the differences were unnoticeable, but putting them side by side on the same screen shows that there really is a meaningful effect even with my uninformed & effortless experiment. Subtle even with both the 1/4 and 1/8 combined, but it will be a fun project for me putting them to more use and learning how they'll change the photos in different environments.