Simply I love it. It's very useful and I can carry all the material I need for any session. I appreciate also the cover (in case of rain) for which I didn't pay attention it was part of the package. The bag itself has a very high quality. No negative points to highlight :)

This ND filter was developed specifically for the iPhone. This should be taken into account, otherwise the verdict will probably not be so favorable. The special thing about it is that this ND filter with its filter ring completely encloses the camera module of the newer iPhones. The actual filter then lies directly on the lenses and sits really well.

Unfortunately, this doesn't work with a cell phone case that has a camera protector. Then the camera module becomes too big and the filter no longer fits over it.

The whole thing is held in place with a fairly tight clamp, which of course then covers part of the display. But in my opinion that's not particularly important.

The filter can be adjusted from filter strength ND2 to ND400 by simply turning it. The whole thing is done with a quarter turn, so all levels are pretty close together, so you should turn slowly. There is a 10-level division on the ring, but it can still be adjusted continuously. The filter does not always have the same effect on all three lenses. With the ultra-wide angle of the iPhone 14pro, for example, you can get the filter ring in the picture with some settings. In some settings you notice a slightly stronger vignetting. You have to try it out a bit, but you can get the hang of it quickly.

Who needs something like that? Certainly no one who doesn't know straight away what an ND filter does. The product is aimed more at photographers who want to get even more out of the iPhone and, especially in bright light, still want to use long shutter speeds. To do this, you would have to delve a little deeper into the subject. There are numerous, very good YouTube videos on the subject...

I think it's really great that the filter holder or clamp with a 52mm thread can also accommodate other filters. A polarizing filter or graduated filter would be exciting here for different effects.

In any case, I am very happy with this ND filter, even if I probably won't use it that often. I tend to take the photos or videos that can be produced with it with a system camera. But if you're travelling light or want to experiment with iPhone photography, this is the right choice. The price is unbeatable for this great quality.

It feels good quality as usual with the brand. In this case it comes with a cover to protect the filter itself and a strap to attach it to the camera. I didn't notice any deformation or artifacts affecting the image quality due to the filter. It fits perfectly and the roulette feels solid.

It's $35 kit is quite affordable and well priced. It may not satisfy the most professional photographer or videographer, but it will make most hobbyists and semi-professional people quite happy.

I hope the photos are helpful at illustrating what each lens offers. It comes all in a protective case so that you can carry them all with you. The lens fit as expected. they're costing about $12 each including the case and the brush. That's an amazing deal!

One reviewer said that the nd4 filter is not really nd4. Frankly, I'm not sure if he is right or wrong. But since I don't have any ND filters, I'm pretty happy with this one.

This tripod works great for my phones. I have an iPhone 12 and an iPhone 14 Pro Max with a MagSafe case. The magnets on the tripod do a great job of holding the phones in place. The tripod is very lightweight but sturdy. It is very easy to set up and pack away. Because it is very lightweight, placing a phone on the magnetic clasp can make it too heavy, making it feel a little unstable. However, with a little care, this shouldn't be a problem.

I got old iphone 12. this is perfect for it. make big difference to record voice.

The idea of twisting the frame of reflectors isn’t a new one but I still marvel at how something so big manages to fit into such a small carrying case. What is even better here is that the case also holds a reversible cover that zips around the frame to offer more lighting possibilities.

The bare reflector is actually a white diffuser, and the cover is black on one side, silver on the other but if you turn it inside-out, you also have a gold and white reflector. Brilliant!

The reflector is well-made and rigid when deployed. There’s a fair bit of tension in the frame and it’s about 1cm wide which means you can get a good grip on it. The covers have a reversible zip running around them and it runs smoothly without any snags making it quick and easy to change over.

The fun comes when it’s time to pack it away again as there’s a knack to getting it back in its case, one that I haven’t mastered yet, and it takes several attempts to get it right. I just need more practise! Twist and tuck, twist and tuck…

I've been using this case for a couple months now to carry my Mini 3 Pro, and am really happy with it. Its dimensions are reasonably compact, and it does come with a shoulder strap - I don't use it, so it's nice to have the option to take it off. Inside, there's space for spare props and cords in the zippered compartment, and room for the drone itself, the RC, and a couple batteries. Everything fits snugly in its intended spot, and the zipper seems high quality. I can easily slip this case into my bag as well. The only downside for me is that there's no space for a separate battery charger, but that's a very minor issue. The outside also has 'Mini 3 Pro' printed on it, which seems unnecessary and advertises that there's an expensive drone inside.