📷 UKCOCO Phone Camera Lens - 15X Macro Lens Universal Clip-On Cell Phone Camera Lens for iPhone, Samsung, Android Smartphones Review

Just received one of these. Fits perfectly on my phone so I'm satisfied. But the lens is damaged at the edge. I need a replacement please.

I have ordered a polarizing lens. I have no idea what lens that is. This will result in a blurry photo. The cleaned camera lens did not change anything. It fits perfectly and tightly. We are waiting for the seller's reply. I will update the rating when the issue is resolved.

Don't waste your time and money, I received it today and am completely disappointed. Doesn't work at all. I measured the light transmission with a light meter, there is no difference at all when shooting. It's a piece of junk.

I wanted an inexpensive fast clip on anti-glare filter for my iPhone pro Max 11. I am SO SATISFIED with it. It snaps easily into place and won't scratch or damage screens. The lens also rotates. So you have to rotate until you see that the highlights are gone. You can see the difference in my photos.

As you can see in the before and after photos the lens works as expected and gives the sky a deeper blue color and also eliminates many water reflections allowing you to see more underwater reefs. The lens holder itself is pretty flimsy plastic, but I'm not complaining about the price.

As you can see in the before and after photos, the lens works as expected, giving the sky a deeper blue color and eliminating strong water reflections, allowing you to see more underwater reefs. Lens The holder itself is fairly flimsy plastic, but I'm not complaining about the price.

Construction was solid. But the filter was missing. This helped reduce hard highlights, but only slightly and still had flare. As you can see from the video, the reflection does not affect the glass at all. It's a useless purchase because it doesn't give you anything. I'm sending mine back because even at €12 it's completely useless.

I don't understand the negative comments. Apparently people don't know how polarizers work. You have to rotate them to remove unwanted reflections. I tested this by turning it on on a relatively expensive polarizer from my DSLR. As you can see it turned black as it should. This is evidence of effective polarization. Not bad for the tiny amount charged.

The filter easily attaches to my Galaxy 6 phone. You'll need to take some time to line up the slit with the lens, light meter, and focus sensors. It stays in place nicely. The rotation of the ring must be done slowly because the angle of maximum glare control is narrow. Photo on the right before the setting. The image on the left after slowly rotating the ring until the highlights are reduced. You can still see some of the reflections in the water, but most of it is gone. This filter may be…