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It’s not a practical product at all. So difficult to install and never sits on iPhone 11. Fixing each units takes so long as it’s thread never fix properly. So easy to drop and break. Returned same day!

I was deceived by product description

Like the gadget, the pics really improve on clarity

I have a 3 year old phone and I'm not interested in ditching a working phone for fancy new cameras or whatnot. This clamp-on fisheye + macro lens works great. I was very surprised at the quality of the construction, especially for the price. All metal and everything fits together very well. The disadvantage of course is that you have to get the thing out and put it on your phone to take these pictures, and it's a little fiddly to get it positioned and adjusted, but I'm not a pro or a journalist and I am not going to need to whip my phone out and BAM snap a macro photo for National Geographic before that rare insect flies away. My phone already has a fisheye camera as well as a regular one.. It was kind of hilarious to put a fisheye over a fisheye, although it did give a really WIIIIIIDE view! Anyway the macro is mainly what I wanted and it does the job. This comes with two lens covers as well. If you're cheap like me and allergic to the idea of paying a kilobuck for a frigging phone (I don't care how smart it is), get this if you want to take cool macros and fisheye photos.

I’d thought this was a bit pricey compared to what you can find outside but decided to buy it anyway - I’m happy to say it was worth the price! I was using a cheap fisheye lens before which impacted photo/video quality and created a black border around the footage. This retains the full image size on both the front and back cameras with minimal impact on quality.

This lens was great for the price. The optics are not great, but OK for my purposes.To be fair, I wanted it only for the macro lens, and rather than on a cell phone, I use it by holding the lens to my camera housing.Provides great picture if you can get the focus right.In the leaf photo it appears better in focus, but you can notice the color flares on the border of the leaf veins. One side is yellow. The color separations indicate a low quality lens. The Dime photo is better because the depth of field is fixed on a relatively flat surface. The spider picture show the very narrow depth of field, with some distal legs in focus while the body is quite fuzzy. Still, I'm quite happy with the usefulness of the images for my purposes. For scientific purposes, such as documenting insects, I'd want something with better optics, coated lenses, etc.