6-in-1 Cell Phone Camera Lens Kit, 12x Telephoto Zoom Lens, 0.62x Wide Angle & 20x Macro, 235° Fisheye, Starburst, and Professional CPL Lens+ Phone Holder & Tripod for iPhone X/8/7/6/6s, Android,

Read and follow the instructions that come with the lens kit. If you don't position the lens attachment that clips on the phone correctly then you may experience areas that look blurred or warped. This is not a fault of the lens itself it is a user error. I know this, because I did it at first...threw the instructions to one side and wanted to jump right in using the lenses. I bought this mainly for the macro lens as I like taking photos of insects, flowers, coins etc. The super wide-angle lens can be used on the front camera also which is great for fitting everyone in to selfies.Pros:- Looks and feels like quality lenses- Easy to use- Strong and sturdy clip holds the lens solidly in place- Can be used on front camera and dual back cameras (iPhone 7 plus)Cons:- None as of yet!

Fist impression is good. Nice, surprisingly compact case with all parts contained. A foam piece formed with cutouts looks like it is meant to hold the smaller lenses from bouncing around loose. But it is not attached to the inside of the case. I’m tempted to spot glue that in place for better storage & transport stability.A sheet supplied lists the parts and says there is an instruction manual. There is not. They must have meant the sheet itself was an instruction manual, but all it shows is examples of how the lenses make a photo look. It could use more info in that department.But it’s kind of amazing, all this tiny stuff in one little convenient kit. It sort of made me feel like a giant trying to play with school children’s toys. But these are not toys. They’re just small - to scale camera enhancement parts for the phone. That’s just cool no matter how you look at it.Their “wide angle” lens is actually achieved by screwing a macro lens and an unmarked optical adjustment lens together. They are assembled upon arrival. You need to separate/unscrew them in order to change from wide angle to macro. Each lens does have printed identification on the rim, so you don’t need to be an optics genius to figure it out. But it would help if an instruction manual was there to elaborate on that point.Use this kit only on phones without cases, or maybe with a thin case at most. My only good tests were on my 8-plus that has a thin case. (My husband has a thick Otterbox case, and won’t remove it. Too awkward. And it didn’t work well on that.)A multi-purpose plastic clip is supplied as a holder for any one lens at a time. Each lens has a threaded fitting that fits easily into the holder. The pieces are well tooled to fit together. You clamp the clip to the phone, visually lining up the lens and centering it over the phone’s camera lens. Once it is in place, you need to be sure you don’t bump or nudge the arrangement. There is no physical way to solidly affix the lens holder in position other than the friction of the clip. But keep it steady and it’s fine.The telephoto lens is the trickiest. Besides aligning it properly, and avoiding any bumping, it has a focus ring which is necessary to get a clear picture. Used alone, it is a little more magnified (optical magnification) than an iPhone 8-plus gives you at maximum (digital enlargement). So in theory, your photo should have more resolution than the phone alone. Combining the phone’s magnification with the lens’ magnification gives you more distance than either alone. Just be sure to use the tripod and phone clamp to keep it as steady as possible. Even then, just touching the shutter release button on the screen makes movement which can blur a telephoto shot. But that can be overcome by using the “burst” mode, giving you a number of more stable exposures after the initial touching of the shutter release button. Then you can choose the best shot.Bottom line; if you have had other photographic experience with traditional cameras that use interchangeable lenses, you’ll get the idea quickly. It won’t exactly rival the speed and flexibility of that DSLR you may have, but then you don’t have all that hardware to lug around, or the expense to incur. At the other end of the spectrum, if you have never used cameras with interchangeable lenses, this expands your horizons, with a slight learning curve. If the kit really gives you a sense of possibilities unrealized, it may inspire you to step up to an advanced Coolpix or DSLR one day, but certainly not at this price. Very good value for the product as advertised.Full disclosure; I was given this kit to test in order to get my unbiased opinion as a first-time user of this device. I take many photos with an iPhone and with a compact Nikon that isn’t high end, but packs a ton of features. I also have a history of using 35mm film cameras with interchangeable lenses (almost pre-historic now). So I found it pretty easy to figure out most of this kit in short order.

Very impressed with the quality of the lens! It's user friendly and I was able to figure out how to use it fast. You can adjust the focus which was very handy. I was able to take high quality pictures and posted them on social media and my friends were impressed :-)

The product is exactly what I need and I can bring it to everywhere. But when I got it, I got confused because the title is 6 in 1 ,but it is only 5 lens in the box. I asked my friend who is the photographer and he explain for me that the macro lens and the wide lens are screwed together, if I unscrew them, it will be 6 lens.

The macro lens and the wide lens are screwed together, so it has the 6 lens in the box. This is a brilliant little kit for getting better photos from your phone. It comes with so much and yet is quite straight forward to operate. I love that it all fits in a little bag. Good quality and I can't wait to take it out and about and use it more

I bought this for my son-in-law's birthday. He was so excited to receive the lenses. His boss had a set and using it on the job; he was curious how they had worked for the boss. He said he was thinking of getting a set for himself. I am very pleased with the product.

First, it's hard to put the lens in the right position and requires a lot of finagling with the camera turned on so you know which way to love the lens. Trying to do this at any speed so you can shoot the bird before it flies away is impossible.As for the quality of the lenses, I am not a photographer, so I can't use the right terminology, but I will try. Unless I zoom in with my phone, I get black around the corners of the picture, because the diameter of the lens is smaller than my camera's field of view. Some of the lenses are also kind of blurry/foggy and not very high quality. Others (like the telescopic lens) are only in focus in the center and blurry at the edges. There are often spots and things floating in the image.The lenses do the job, but could be better.Attaching some photos with/without the telescopic lens.

I bought this kit just for the macro lens. I will end up trying the others eventually, but right now the macro works fine. I had one I thought I lost, but I found it after I bought this one to replace it and still kept using this one. The hard case is really nice, and you don’t have to worry about stuff getting squished. My only complaint is that when the caps are on the lenses you cannot read which lens it is. But not a big deal because you van tell by the sizes for the most part. Overall I would buy this again!