The polarizing filter from K&F Concept is delivered in a plastic box together with a cleaning cloth, a lens cap and a strap for attaching the lens cap. Quite a lot of accessories! It's just a shame that the filter slides back and forth in the box without any additional protection. A few cents for a suitable lining would have been worth it. The filter can be easily screwed onto the lens and - so far - removed just as easily. The rotating ring for adjusting the polarizing filter, on the other hand, is very stiff, which I personally don't like so much. Nevertheless, the workmanship does not give a cheap impression at all. According to the manufacturer, the glass has a nano coating, but in my opinion this can only be sparse. When used, this filter changes the colors more than the filter I normally use in a higher price range. All in all, this filter is a very interesting offer, especially for occasional users. At currently just under € 22 for the 67mm version, the K&F Concept polarizing filter is very cheap and offers quite decent quality. I could do without the lens cap and strap, but of course the accessories are not a disadvantage. I give the polarizing filter four stars.

Does the job: protects the lens of the lens. Matte appearance and a bit rough feel, but it's just an aesthetic detail.

I've seen various films that noted the use of diffusers. I really compared a lot of black matte filters. This one is perfect. I get the softening without noticing it. This is really a high quality filter. I am very happy with it.

The camera stand is made of sturdy material and has a high quality of matte surface!! The most impressive me it is the camera stand has multiple adjustable tight handles that allow me taking product pictures from a wide angle.

Cheap and cheerful I would call this product. It's by no means a standout optic. I wouldn't use this for serious photography but as a cheap pub lens? Secure. Image quality is passable, more than adequate for viewing on the web imo. Large format printing and looking through the pixels is sure to disappoint. AF consistency is fairly good at centralized points, but I did notice some big misses at the outer points (greater in size and frequency than any of my other lenses). Received this lens to fool around with and will probably gift to a friend, but was pleasantly surprised at how usable it is. If one were to build a very cheap prime kit the Nikon 50 and 85 would be a robust kit. ,

I bought it for its minimalism. All matte black and I love it. With my Nikon Ai F lenses it suits luxury

I'm super confident with this Mavic 3 filter, it's cheap and it feels high quality too. The box in which the filters are stored feels very good and of high quality.

A good lens for the price.