Selvim Phone Camera Lens Phone Lens Kit 4 in 1, 22X Telephoto Lens, 235° Fisheye Lens, 0.62X Wide Angle Lens, 25X Macro Lens, Compatible with iOS iPhone 10 8 7 6 6s Plus X XS XR Android Samsung -Black

Excellent quality product at great price point. I teach photography and I am impressed with this set. Tried all the lenses immediately. The macro lens was able to get clear detail very close up. If you take a look at the picture I shared, you can see the texture and fine hair on the leaves! Fish eye is super fun and works great! My kids are having a blast with this kit. Tried it on a few different cell phone versions and worked great on all- completely adjustable clip. It works with case on but better with it off. Comes with a tripod stand and also soft cleaning cloth. All the lenses have lens caps on both ends to protect them. They come in a little black zipper case with foam inserts for easy transport and protection. Very easy to use! Overall very pleased! Would definitely recommend!

The product is nice overall, I like it. It's all metal which makes for it to be durable and sturdy. It works well, but picture quality isn't as good as what I get with the telephoto lens versus through my phone itself. Still a nice product to play around with though. It's very easy to use. I had no trouble. Everything works as it should. The main lens has a focusing ring that works very well. The fisheye lens threads on to the lens clip nicely and works well. The wide angle lens is very clear and also works well. The macro lens also works well, but is a little more tricky to use in my opinion. I say this because it's very specific on how far away you have to hold the phone from the object. It's very blurry if you're not holding it at just the right distance away. The best advice I can give for the macro lens is to use the focus lock feature on your cell phone, if it has one. This will help with keeping focus. I used an iPhone 11 Pro Max to test this product for this review.

Update: A new software update (iOS 15.1 or higher) gives you the ability to turn this off. Go to settings, select camera, and then turn off “Auto Macro.” This completely solves that problem :-)If you set up the telephoto lens over your main camera, the iPhone 13 (and maybe the other iPhones with multiple lenses; I didn’t try it on an 11 or 12) automatically switches to using your 3x or .5 lenses because the main lens now has less light coming in. You can’t disable the automatic switching, so the only way to make the camera take the photo is by keeping your fingers over the other two lenses…or maybe bringing some painters tape and keeping them covered. Either way, your 3x and .5 get all smudged (or sticky) while you battle against the camera that’s hell-bent on “helping” you by automatically adjusting its settings in response to this invading lens attachment.When I kept my fingers over the two lenses that I wasn’t using, I could force the camera to take a photo through the attached lense, but this was clumsy and awkward and it was difficult (nearly impossible) to cover the lenses, balance the heavy lense, and have a hand free to focus that lense.Pictures turned out OK in the dead center, but got blurry quickly as you moved towards the edges. Maybe that could have been improved if I could have adjusted the focus more comfortably, but I’m not sure.To have more control over the lens, I downloaded a manual camera app for about $8 called “ProCam.” That gave me total control over the camera, but I’m not a professional photographer. If you are familiar enough with DSLR features to use that app successfully, you’re probably not trying to attach a telephoto lens to your camera….you’d just use the DSLR. So, although the ProCam app did allow me to bypass the auto-switching of the lenses, it became too advanced for this beginner to use proficiently.Overall, I liked the idea and had high hopes for some little league action shots, but for the mommy sports enthusiast, I think the best photos are still being shot with DSLR cameras….or by parents who get just a little closer than you are supposed to! 🤣

This was used on the iPhone 11 Pro - the 3 lens camera. Review will go in order of the pictures -1. Case (inside and out) .. The size of the carrying case will allow me to keep it in my purse and easily transport. It's a hard cover that zips with a wrist handle, and everything fits securely and is banded down so I won't ever have to worry about any of the pieces moving around.2. Macro - just as expected. This is of my little lemon cypress tree. I think it's really cool, but you have to get really really close in order to be able to focus and find your object. I've never used lenses like this before, so this may be how they all work.3. Fisheye and telephoto - Pretty cool, I got this primarily for the telephoto feature. Pictures aren't perfect quality, but they'll do the trick. I was just holding my phone for these pictures, so a tripod will probably help the clarity - however the tripod included I definitely don't trust to hold this lens - I have other tripods I'll use with this lens. Fisheye is neat, I don't see myself using it often.4 and 5 - The wide angle lens is okay. With my 11 Pro I can zoom out to wide angle at the 5X level and the photo is a lot more crisp and clear. Won't ever use this lens, but I knew that I wouldn't when I bought the kit. I was only really looking for two of the lenses but this was a cheaper kit to buy than just individual lenses.6. Wide angle lens damage - I'm not entirely sure what happened here, but it definitely happened during production and not packaging or transportation. The lens cover was on and it was snug and secure in the hard cover case, inside the box. None of the other lenses have this damage. I wouldn't be so concerned because it's just cosmetic damage seemingly, but it is located right where you screw the lens onto the clip, so I'm worried it'll wear over time. Not insanely concerned because this is the only lens that appears to be imperfect, and as I said in my point above, my phone already has a wide angle feature so I don't see myself using this lens.7. All the pieces. Tripod will be useful for the smaller, lighter lenses. Comes with a lens cloth and a smaller carrying case.All in all, great product. I did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews/looked at review photos to make my choice and I'm happy with it. This is great for beginners, easy to use. Seems sturdy and like it'll last as long as I take care of them. Excited to put the telephoto into use for moon shots.