NEEWER Upgraded 67mm Phone Filter Mount Threaded Lens Filter Clip w/Cold Shoe Mount, Locking Knob, 13mm Opening Compatible with iPhone 16 15 Pro Max Plus 14 13 Samsung Galaxy S22 S23 S24 Ultra, LA006

This filter kit is a great addition for mobile photography and videography using my iPhone 15 Pro Max. The magnetic adapter ring makes attaching the ND filter quick and secure, and the locking knob ensures a stable fit. The variable ND2-ND32 range provides solid light control for both photos and video, and the image quality remains sharp with minimal color shift. The built-in cold shoe is a nice bonus for adding accessories for my light. Overall, it's a convenient and well-built tool for enhancing mobile content creation. Good value for the money too.

This polarizer is awesome. I’ve used other brand name polarizers on my iPhone before but they were just a clip on, it did a good job but would always move around when I was dialing it in and also didn’t cover all 3 camera lenses so I would constantly have to readjust. I love how this polarizer covers all 3 lenses on my iPhone 16 pro max and stays securely in place. The rubber stopper that screws on the front of my phone is gentle, I don’t have any concerns that it will damage the glass which was a concern I had before purchasing this. Most importantly, the polarizer does exactly what it says it does. Cuts through glare, especially on the water and gives incredible colors. Love it for taking vibrant rainbow photos too. As someone who does a lot of photography and has a lot of camera gear, I highly recommend this for your phone for capturing glare free and vibrant photos and video. Also, the companies customer service is fantastic. I had a slight issue (my fault) and they helped me out straight away. Overall, I find it to be Great value for money and nice and portable. I keep on me all the time.

Very good update to the spring clip version.

The product works as advertised but I'm not happy with that fact it only works if u dont have phone case on phone

Let's get the negative out of the way. It has two points of contact and the screw clamp is too high up for it to be ultra secure.However, given the other options on the market this is probably the nicer ones and the larger 67mm filter helps cover all the cameras without adjusting. The side blinders help 100% block reflections from behind. Which is an issue I had with my last filter clip.Best use cases: on a tripod, gimbal or selfiestick where you want to lock your frame rate for video and properly expose your image. Although the clamp is fairly secure in these instances, definitely need to take off for when using your phone as a phone or when putting your phone away.

I have an iPhone case that is 15.5 millimeters thick, so I bought this filter mount with some trepidation, expecting to have to return it if it didn't fit my phone's case (which I was not willing to remove or replace if it didn't fit). But to my very pleasant surprise, it fits beautifully and doesn't require any effort at all to mount and unmount. It works great with a 67mm polarizing filter that I already owned, and the mount fits snuggly and securely on my phone. Plus: the padded thumb screw secures it completely without scratching the screen. Highly recommended! And just ignore the "13mm" opening. It is significantly wider than that!

The is product is the worst product I have ever bought to my phone. Actually, when you buy this product, it means you got scammed.

Purchased this for the April 2024 eclipse viewing. Took some test photos on my iPhone 12 Pro Max. One regular photo and one zoomed in. Also purchased a 100,000 NF filter from neewer that screws onto this. This blocked out all surrounding light. The tightening screw has a rubber bumper that protects the phone screen glass from scratches. This went over my existing phone case. Worked like a charm. It did sometimes block the front camera for Face ID so I just used the pin to unlock my phone. The rubber bumper did not affect the touch controls on the screen. Pinch zoom etc all works perfectly fine. Good investment (to get these photos, I touch-focused on the sun in the sky, then darkened the screen to its darkest setting by touching the “sun” icon and lowering the brightness all the way down.)