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.

I'm using this with a Galaxy S24 Ultra, which has camera lenses that protrude from the back of the phone quite a bit. The clip frame for this microscope lens comes with optional pads you can use to accommodate for a phone like that. The clips will inevitably go over the buttons, but that's really not a big deal to me.Anyways, I included some test shots of various things. First is the texture of a plastic armrest, then closeup shot of outdoor fabric from the same chair. Last is a small ring that my partner was wearing. These photos were not processed or cropped in any way. Depending on your phone camera's lens, you'll likely end up with a little big of vignette unless you crop it or combine with your phone's zoom. You do need to get pretty close to the subject with this and focusing can be a challenge due to the fixed aperture of most (all?) phone cameras. If your phone has different cameras on the back, look up the specs and see if one has a higher aperture, then try that if you're struggling with focus. Plus if you use it with a phone that has an optical zoom telephoto lens, you can increase your total magnification even further.The built-in lights are also really really handy, because you have to get so close to the subject that you wouldn't have much light on it otherwise. Charges easily with USB-C and the ability to lock the frame position and then just clip out the lens to swap in one of their other ones like the 200x is really really handy so you're not needing to reposition all the time.

I've already tried a few backpacks and either the quality wasn't good enough or the waist belt was too small. But I didn't want to spend several hundred euros on a backpack either. I had my sights set on this backpack for a long time and then ordered it and was not disappointed. Since I am a bit overweight, it was also important to me that the waist belt is long enough and I have that here. My two Sony backpacks fit in the backpack Alpha 7iii and four lenses, various accessories (filters, batteries, cables, cleaning accessories). A bottle or tripod can be attached to the sides and there are also two small pockets on the outside. There is also the option of attaching the tripod outside. A rain cover is also included and a small cleaning set in a practical bag is also included. The backpack is easy to carry with the shoulder straps. The waist belt can be removed when not in use and is not in the way

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.

Packaging: very easy to clean Filter holder: brilliant (belt puller) Scratch resistant: excellent Anti-grease: excellent Anti-reflection: excellent (designed for use in full sun) f/aperture gain 11 (example allows you to increase exposure time from 1/125 to 16 seconds) I am attaching a shot at 35mm on FF with K&F Nd2000 f8-30 seconds. do i recommend it I love it, you do it. good light

This camera back pack is very durable has padded back and arm straps and a nice belt and is built for.long hikes its very comfortable it has two main capartment with velcro dividers and comes with a fany pack for your camera

When I was looking for a good range finder for my favorite hobby, I came across this beautiful product and am now reporting on a week's experience. -Packaging, optics, first impression- A handy package with enclosed branded battery, a few tees, cleaning cloth, instructions, loop for attachment and a nice hard-shell case with belt loops for safe storage. The device's colors are so vibrant that I can safely ignore my innate talent for losing new stuff. I think I can find the range finder in every green. Due to the completely rubberized surface, the Birdie fits perfectly in your hand and stays there. -Use- Thanks to the included battery, I was able to get started immediately, I always like to ignore the instructions for the time being. With only 2 buttons, the device can be easily operated and switched through all modes and settings. The various crosshairs can be read clearly and the other displays are clearly visible but not arranged in a disruptive manner. Unfortunately, we did not have a second laser to check the displayed values. Instead, we compared the values with GPS and Google Maps - amazingly precise! FlagFinder with vibration and the SLOPE function can be switched on and off individually and work just as well. -Conclusion- For the price I expected middle class, but got upper class! In my opinion, the Birdie is in no way inferior to more expensive models. From now on it will never leave my belt.

The filters are of high quality and come well protected in a practical bag that can be attached to the belt with the loop, but also to the strap of a photo backpack or similar.
In my opinion, the price/performance ratio is absolutely fair, comparable quality is difficult to find even cheaper.
All in all a good basic equipment for Long Exposure.