APEXEL15X Macro Lens for iPhone with LED Fill Light, Samsung, Android Phone, with Universal Lens Clip Attachment (Fits for Almost Smartphone)

This multi lens adapter is interesting product that can fit on most of the phones available on the market. I have Samsung Galaxy Fold 4 and it fits on nicely even though the phone itself is very thick compare to other phones. It is easy to put this adapter on the phone and you do have to spend more time putting the lens on the correct position. This kit comes with macro lens but you can get more lenses from the company. The macro lens is easy to install by just screwing it in.The quality of the lens is very impressive, more so than I initially thought of it. As you can see in the photos, the quality is very good and with 3x lens on my phone it looks even better. If you use the wide angle on your phone, you will get more distortion due to the nature of how wide angles. If you have optical zoom lens, you that instead for better result. Also, the ring light helps alot getting rid of shadows for macro photography. In that sense, this package is perfect for people who are interested in taking macro photos with your phone. You can change the the color of the light from white, yellow, and mixed.Overall, I am very impressed with this product and I highly recommend it for people who wants to try out the macro photography.

First of all, this is a super-niche item that seems to specifically only work for up-close shots. It works well once its installed, though I have quite a bit of trouble installing it on an iPhone max/plus size phone and repeatedly pinched myself with the mechanism. On the front camera it's a little easier to install, though part of the device overhangs the top in order to line up the lens with the camera. On the rear-facing camera of an iPhone pro, it only works when the camera is in '0.5x' mode.The light is cool, though it's not very soft for being designed for close-up shots, and you can frequently see the lights in images. The 2nd picture I took of someones eye with the front-facing camera, and you can see the light is not diffuse at all and casts a rectangular light on their iris. As you can see, the lens and the full encompassing lighting makes a beautiful and very clear up-close shot despite the reflection.The last three images I shared were taken with the rear-facing camera at 0.5x zoom on iPhone. I had an issue initally with the device repeatedly turning off my phone or taking photos, as when you line it up with the camera to take a rear-facing picture, the holder presses on the power and volume buttons on the phone.The lighting options are pretty standard and easy to move between -- the cool light is in image 3, warm light in image 4, and the mixed lighting is in image 5. It also has 3 brightness levels for each temperature. Again, you can see the impressive clarity in shots that were taken just 2-3 inches away from the subjects but the ring around the image is not my favorite, but also croppable.For convenience sake, it comes with covers to protect the lens when you're not using it, and it charges on USB-c so I don't have to deal with some random extra cable.In my daily life, I don't foresee this being valuable enough to buy again, mostly because it keeps pinching me. However, it is a cool little device and the macro lens works quite well for artsy close-ups.

The spring clamp doesn't fit my iPhone 13 or my Motorola G Power without blocking the volume buttons which makes it impossible to use those buttons as a camera trigger. It really needs a screw-down clamp, not a spring clamp to allow for better placement.The lens aperture also blocks the iPhone and Motorola alternate lenses. I think this was intended for a Samsung phone but I do not have one.The macro lens that is included produces a fisheye affect that is jarring.

I really love this macro lens!My cell phone camera can't get in too close, so I was having a hard time getting close-up shots of my tomatoes and other plants.When this macro lens attachment arrived, I secured it to my cell phone, and made a few shots in my garden. I was really pleased with the results! Someone who is a real photographer can make much better pictures than me, but I still liked my results with it. It really makes sharp close up photos!My blueberries aren't blue yet, but they will be ripe in a week or so. In about 2 or 3 weeks, we should have some tomatoes!I really love this little attachment , and I'm going to explore with it tomorrow.Loads of fun, and very useful!