Cell Phone Camera Lens Kit,11 in 1 Universal 20x Telephoto 0.63Wide Angle 15X Macro 198°Fisheye 2X Telephoto Kaleidoscope CPL Starlight Eyemask Tripod,for Most iPhone Smartphone (Black)

I like capturing random pictures of things we overlook on a daily basis, I had a crappy old camera lens which I used to take macro pictures, but they weren’t very clear, so I decided to try this kit because of the macro lens and because of the telescopic lens. I got to say I wasn’t expecting much of it, so far I’ve only used the macro and the telescopic lens ( the other lenses are kind of eh or at least not of my preference).So far the pictures you can get using the macro and the telescopic lens make it worth the price ( at least for me).The kit comes with everything shown in the product description photos.It is easy to put the lenses onto the holder clamp and attach to your phone.Tge tripod that it comes with is ok to hold the small lenses but will not hold the phone with the telescopic lens very well, it kept flipping and falling on me ( I just MacGybered one myself out of pvc pipes).I’ve only had a chance to play with the macro and telescopic lenses a couple times so far, but I’m very please with the pictures I was able to capture.Overall I like this little kit so far, the case that it comes in fits in my cargo short’s pocket so I can carry it around when it’s nice outside.I’ll try some of the other lenses and see what they can do, for me that would just be a bonus.Overall I do recommend this kit.Go out there abd capture done cool pictures!

It's okay for somebody starting out with photographyThere's a weird artifact on the adjustable telephoto lense, the snap in part for the clip of the adjustable lense is now stuck to the adjustable lense (Easy to deal with for myself, but it'd be a deal breaker for lots of other people), and the clip itself was really unstableThe other lenses are really nice though, especially the CPL lense

First off, the world of imported technology products is rife with this problem - instructions that are not only confusing but downright inscrutable, particularly when they're absurdly abbreviated and printed in fonts so small that one has to have a magnifying glass to even try to understand them.After a lot of trial and error and having to try to determine what the heck things were and how they're supposed to be used, we actually had some fun getting pictures with the various lenses. But you have to keep in mind, the big telephoto lens is functionally useless for pictures unless you are using the mounting tripod AND the remote trigger. Any attempt to take a picture by touching the phone/camera button will of course, shake the camera and make the image blurry. So unless you're a gifted mime don't expect to be able to take telephoto shots by hand.Which brings me to the point of the tripod. I will be thoroughly surprised if this little thing survives one or two days of routine use; it's VERY flimsy.Lining up the lenses to the camera's lens is not a simple task. You have to have the camera function on to position them properly to get the image centered on the camera's sensor. It's somewhat cumbersome - then of course you have to get the phone into the spring-loaded tripod mount in a way that still allows you to turn the camera on and access the screen menus then attach it to the tripod. Then comes the positioning and focus adjustments and eventually you have a shot lined up if you've taken into consideration positioning the camera and lens in a way that you can get it pointed at what you want to shoot. Again, lots of trial and error but if you're patient and practice with it and don't manage to drop your phone too many times along the way you can get some shots you'd never be able to get with just your phone.Don't plan on using the flash, though with the telephoto lens - on some phone cameras you'll discover the lens mounting is big enough to block the adjacent flash/LED.Special effects lenses are the simplest things to be creative with.

It's a great product it works very easy. Great now I don't have to use the selfie sticks and try to keep it steady for my perfect pictures. They take super nice photos and are very fun to play with! carrying case is convenient and compact and as long as you take care of it they should last a very long time. this has it all , name of each lens on the lens great carrying case that will fit in back pocket while walking. These devices work great with our iPhone X's and so easy to use. Makes a taking a selfie so easy. My daughters uses them almost daily. I highly recommend this simple, easy to use tool that is a little wonder!

I really like the concept and design, but the telephoto lens is the primary reason I bought the set and everything is badly distorted through it. Looks like ripples in water or something. Also doesn't focus very well. No matter how I adjust the focus parts of the image are still blurry.I've been messing with it for a while now and following the instructions, but everything just looks blurry and distorted and very low quality no matter what I do. I had much better results just holding my phone up to an old junker set of binoculars I found in my basement.I haven't even tried the other lenses yet because the telephoto was the main reason I wanted the set in the first place.Edit: other lenses seemed to work fine.Maybe I got a bad apple with a manufacturing error or something, but I'm definitely not understanding where all these positive reviews are coming from if my experience is representative of the product.**Important Edit: through further research I've learned that this effect is a limitation of having a small objective lense. It's simply not possible to eliminate the distortion on a lense this small that's trying to zoom that far.** So, I think this set probably works about as well as any other similar set will.Plus, there was a shipping label on the case that destroyed the finish and made it look like junk. That's not important to me, but I thought it might be to others.