📱 Beastcage Protector (for iPhone 7/8/SE) Review

very clear pictures with these lenses many people prevent me from seeing this setup no one has seen it its simple its just a beast lol

I bought this and a Beastgrip 2x telephoto lens to do dual camera interviews for my PR/marketing business. (I have a Canon DLSR with a Rode mic for my main camera.) The beastcage really is a beast, solid machined metal with a fair amount of weight. But that weight is needed to hold a telephoto lens, which is heavy on its own. Definitely pricey (reason for 4 stars) but you get what you pay for in this area. The combination of cage and lens allows me to mount my phone on a tripod in the beastcage

First, this cage lives up to its name. It's a beast! Big, heavy, well made. Excellent key action. Great powerful lens. Lots of mounting options for accessories. These are strengths, but also weaknesses. It's so huge you won't want to use it as a case for your phone. You have to take the phone out of the case, put it in the pet cage, and when you're done, you have to take out the phone and put it back in the case for your daily use. Lenses are high quality but very expensive. $185 for a zoom…

I know a lot of people want to make their iPhone cameras even better, and I think Beastgrip is a great way to do that. The workmanship is solid and of good quality. The 37mm machined metal thread is strong and makes it easy to attach the lens securely (I use the Beastgrip Pro wide angle lens, but any 37mm compatible lens will do). There is a range of standard threaded attachment points for tripods or other equipment. , and a cold shoe is built into the case. My only complaint, and why 4 and not