iPhone Camera Lens iPhone Lens Kit, Phone Lens for Andriod, Cellphone Video Lens Lentes del Telefono for iPhone Xr, 7 Plus, 8 Plus, Xs max, Samsung. Macro+Telephoto Zoom+Fisheye+Wide Angle 9-in-1 Lens

overall a really good product

Pretty okay product. Macro works best with the wide angle attached to it. Have to take off my phone case for it to sit properly on the phone because of how the clip is structured. Lenses are pretty small and delicate, as to be expected.

I got it as a gift for my friend who's into photography! He liked it!

I used to do professional DSLR photography for 5-10 years and shot RAW+bw JPEG/manual/3 point. I bought this as an intro foray into "phonetography" to mess around with some of these basic prime clip ons and overall, it's a good value- BUTThe case is poorly made and doesn't really fit the lenses that well. There's only 4-5 slots and 8-10 lens components. I guess they're just expecting you to fit your spares in the mesh compartment, but since they don't come with back caps, I'm not willing to risk it. The CPL doesn't thread onto any of the other lenses, making it essentially useless for anything creative. Not only that, but it's warped and flares/causes artifacts, so it's pretty much junk. That and the other couple of "kaleidescope" or etc lenses are useless for anything other than a gimmick.That being said-- I was blown away by the quality of the 20x macro. I could clearly see the lines of my fingerprints without any significant blurring or distortion. Definitely a keeper. The rest of the basic "wide angle" and etc lenses seem pretty alright too. Nothing bad, nothing spectacular, but worth the price even if you discount the duds. One thing to bear in mind, however, is that they do tend to vignette a little bit if they're not perfectly aligned. So if your case is tight or camera placement weird, this could be an issue.For 20 some-odd bucks though? Definitely a fun little steal. I wouldn't pay 40 for this like it's been advertised as. At that point you're halfway there to a canon 1.8 and those are great little workhorses for the beginner, and apparently you can attach EF mounts to phones these days.I mostly just got this kit as an intro to what's out there to see what I might want to grab from a more professional brand like shiftcam eventually, but for a starter kit, it's definitely excellent. It does come with it's pros and cons though, so for that I'd probably give about 3.5 stars.It is worth what you pay for, though!

Not a big difference from regular camera.