KINGMAS Universal Samsung BlackBerry Smartphones Review

Description says it fits iPhone 8. I bought it only for macro lens. With the iPhone's dual camera lens, it doesn't stay in place. It's constantly poking around between the right and left cameras as the phone tries to focus on one lens in macro mode and the other in normal mode. The phone mount is mandatory in the macro. You get what you pay for.

Fisheye works very well and clear and only 2 were supplied but that's ok as I only bought it for Fisheye. I have an iPhone 11 and it works fine with the front and back cameras. The only thing is that the clip is very tight and difficult to open and sometimes I have a hard time putting it on my phone. Otherwise everything was great. Order this if you want 2 out of 3 things lol

Most of the area you are trying to photograph is blurry. I thought maybe it was because the subject I was photographing was curved, but even the flat wooden surface is mostly blurry. It also takes a lot of effort to put it in the right spot for something to be in focus. Not worth my time due to image quality. I only tried the macro lens as that was the only reason I bought it.

I love close ups and that's the main reason I bought it. In addition to the fisheye photo, other images are also taken very close. Requires a steady hand. (Or a tripod) And how well your phone takes pictures matters. I have an iPhone 8 Plus that takes great photos. In the close-up pictures shown, the white flower is very small, like the spider / the red flower was larger / and the grasshopper was a normal size. Hopefully that gives an idea of how well this works. Note: You must be close to the…

I bought this specifically for the macro lens and it doesn't work at all! I could only get one blurry image after another. I'm very impressed with those who have done this work, but wouldn't recommend it if you have an iPhone X or possibly a multi-camera phone. My friend also bought the same one and when she showed me her shots I thought maybe she forgot to detach the two lenses together but unfortunately that wasn't the case at all. I think you get what you pay for. If the lens actually worked

While I wasn't expecting the quality to be great, it was definitely a significant step down from the original. The photo below was taken up close, adjusting the distance to the camera to ensure the full frame is (roughly) the same size. The original camera photo is on the left, and the wide-angle lens quality shown on the right was actually the sharpest of the three shots I took. position in the second photo) which appears to be built into the optic itself - it is not accessible or removable…