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 bought this filter to protect my camera lens from dust and the elements. It fits my lens perfectly and comes in a protective plastic case. Very happy with the extra protection this filter provides for my camera lens.

I bought the filter to protect my lens and everything works fine.

now have quite a bit of K&F camera gear and it has never let me down. This is a simple UV filter that many use to protect the lens itself. It does its job and is well made. Comes in a nice box for storage and is sturdy and well made

I use to protect the lens + U/V filter Excellent

You never really know if something like a small filter can actually protect your lens. My bag with my camera fell. I checked it out and the filter was broken but the lens seemed perfectly fine. I don't know if it prevented damage to the lens, but I'm very glad I had it on! phew!

With modern DSLR cameras, there is a lot of debate as to whether UV filters are of any use. I'm in the camp that says there are definite benefits. First, there are arguments that the UV filter can protect the sensor in your camera from long-term UV degradation. Second, a good quality filter provides a layer of protection for the front of your camera lens. I was shooting in a very windy location and a door caught the wind and banged the front of my lens before I could get a hold of it. I was lucky that the hit wasn't worse, but the lens got a small chip on the front plastic. This filter is metal, screws directly on, and will protect the front of the lens from such damage in the future. The lens could still be damaged in other ways, but it's a layer of protection from those unexpected bumps. In the future, if the lens gets bumped and the filter destroyed, I'll be grateful that the filter took the hit instead of the lens. The filter is much cheaper to replace!

Just what the camera lens needed!