The filter comes in a storage box with a microfiber cloth, cap, and hand strap.

The build quality is good. We will attach the strap to the hood and we will come to attach it to the lens. Thus, it is impossible to lose it.

The UV filter does its job properly, which is mainly to protect the lens from dust and other possible projections. In case of shock, he is also the one who will come and sacrifice himself to save the objective. I mounted it on a Can*n EF-S 55-250mm, and it fits like a glove.

Good quality, fair price... Nothing to say, this filter is highly recommended.

I am a photography enthusiast and I often use the SLR not only for passion but also on construction sites for work. To protect the lenses of the best optics, I decided to test this very low reflection UV lens, which allows you to protect the front glass of the lenses from dust and any splashes, but also from light accidental shocks that could otherwise scratch the original lens.

The filter I took is 72mm and is perfect on my Tamron 17-50 2.8 that I use a lot.
It comes in a cardboard box inside which there is a semi-rigid box that in turn contains the filter and also a 72mm cap that is really well made and equipped with an orange wrist strap, which is also well made and convenient to have the cap always at hand.
The kit is completed by a microfiber piece for cleaning the lenses.

The frame of the lens is very well painted aluminum. The feeling of the material is excellent and the thread is perfect. The response on the photos is excellent: it does not alter colors and does not create focus problems, ensuring greater protection of the main lens of my optics.
I consider it a good purchase to have greater protection on important lenses, especially if used in “risky” environments. Well made product and at a price perfectly in line with the overall quality of the product: in addition, with the purchase you have a spare cap, really great for keeping the original ones and being carefree.

Fits my Nikon 28-300mm thread perfectly, very thin profile, you can see the optical coating on the glass, and it doesn’t affect image quality.
Came packaged with case, lens cap (which has good grip and is secure), a cord to thread thru the lens cap and attach to your camera body, plus a sealed microfibre cleaning cloth.
A very good package and well worth the money for the peace of mind it affords your expensive glass.

The filter is so fine, translucent and reflection-free that I COULDN'T SEE IT, and I was evaluating how to justify the absence of an impregnably retractable product. It took me several minutes to realize that it was, yes, screwed to the lid, hehehe.
I use it on my favorite optics from the 80s, the 20/40 mm of the Pentax Auto 110 and it works excellently.

I don't believe in UV filters too much on digital cameras but as a lens protector, they have value.

This kit comes with a spare lens cap which is a really nice, handy bonus. Also there is a lanyard type cable for a reason I have yet to figure out. The obligatory lens cloth is also vacuum packed for some reason.

Optically, the filter is fine. I observed no noticable colour cast, fringing or vignetting with the lens, which is all I asked and the price is reasonable for the quality, so from my perspective, all is good. Recommendable.

When I first received the item, I thought I ordered the wrong one as you can see ... the first thing I saw was a lens cap! Lo and behold its actually an included lens cap and then more. Theres also a lanyard that is supposed to thread around the lens cap, and then a lens cloth too. I've had a few other K&F Concept lens cap, and filters ... simply becaus they are worth the money.
At the priced asked for, I cannot complain much. Looking at the filter against the back background of the filter, I certainly see it is coated. To be honest I think every lens needs a basic filter, if only to keep out the dust/smudges besides the knock. Better to damage the cheapish filter than the primary lens.
I don't see any issues looking through it, and taking pictures. So good enough for me... and now I have a spare lens cap already in case I lose the original.

So this is just slightly more than Amazon Basic's non-coated fliter. I think the choice on which to choose is easy enough.

I needed an additional 52mm UV filter for a Nikon DSLR lens. I discovered this K&F Concept filter was available on Amazon, which is reasonably priced. K&F has increasingly developed a pretty solid reputation for producing quality photography equipment (e.g., tripods and heads) & various other accessory products.

I am very pleased with this filter. The filter arrived attractively boxed in a cardboard outer box, as well as an additional inside snap-closing plastic box. The "kit" included the filter, an extra 52mm lens cap, a short camera wrist lanyard & a micro lens cleaning cloth.

All items in the kit present as clean & there isn't a hint of dust or film coating on the filter, which indicates this product was manufactured & packaged in clean environment. I really like the knurling that is present on the outside circumference of the filter; this allows for better gripping/control while handling the extremely lightweight filter & attaching it to one's lens. The K&F filter screwed very easily onto the lens, indicating good machining of the filter's matte finish aluminum frame.

I highly recommend this attractively priced, well-made K&F Concept UV lens filter.

Good quality

In 49mm, the filter is perfectly adapted to the Fujifilm X100 V/VI (provided you have a suitable , of course).

It seemed to me to be of very good quality and comes with a strap and a protective cap, which will come in handy since the original lens cap of these cameras does not fit with a filter.

Personally, I always leave a UV filter on, if only as a measure of lens protection. porte-filtre adapté In 49mm, the filter is perfectly adapted to the Fujifilm X100 V/VI (provided you have a suitable , of course).

It seemed to me to be of very good quality and comes with a strap and a protective cap, which will come in handy since the original lens cap of these cameras does not fit with a filter.

Personally, I always leave a UV filter on, if only as a measure of lens protection.

Great build quality with no noticeable colour cast. Very impressive at this price range! Buy it, you won't be disappointed.