67mm Clip-on CPL Phone Camera Lens Filter Kit Applicable to All Mobile Phone Models

Huge difference in bright days and surfaces and reduces water reflection. The difference is not that noticeable in evenly lit subjects as the polarization is not that much. Love that the filter is removable from the clip housing so you can use it on other cameras or phone cases.The kit came with a nuce semi-hard case, but it looks like a return product as the lens cleaner cloth pouch was already opened and dried out. Another negative thing I can say is that the back part of the lens clip, blocks the screen as you can see on the pics. That is part of the design however, so I shouldn't be complaining.Overall, it functions as it should when attached to your phone and has a decent quality as can be expected from K & F. Love their products actually, including this one as it fits multiple phones and tablets, and its budget-friendly.

Very good, so handy and easy to use. Perfect for me : like traveling + only use mobile for photo during travel . From the photos shown I can see a significant difference on the tree after using it. It is ulta lightweight and come with a hard case storage bag. Reasonable price.

I've used a few K&F products before and some were great, some not so much. This one is very solid though. It comes packaged in a hardcover case and includes a cleaning cloth.Using it is super straightforward: just clip it onto your phone, making sure it covers all the lenses. Then, while you're shooting, rotate the filter until the reflections or glare disappear. I've tried it on several occasions, and it works like a charm. As with all other circular polarisers, they only cut reflections coming from certain angles, so do your research before using.The only minor downside is that the clip slightly intrudes on your screen, but it's not a big deal. Highly recommended!

This is a review of the K&F Concept clip-on 67mm Circular Polariser Lens filter Clip for Mobile Phones.I've bought several bits of K&F kit and have found their products to be very good.In fact I bought one of their UV filters to try out two years ago this month and was that impressed with it that, when upgrading some of my Dslr lenses, I switched all my UV filters to K&F's.They are excellent quality, well made and at very reasonable prices compared to some other brands.So when I saw this clip-on type for phones, whilst already having one for my Camera and not having thought about one for the phone, I thought I'd try it out.It says it's for iphones on the listing but, trust me, I'm using Android…your lens can't tell what phone it's in and neither can the sunlight so it will work with any brand of phone.If you've never used a Polariser on a camera before it will help if you do an online search and look up what they do and when to use them.I presume the couple of negative comments are due to not understanding how they work as, over the last 45 years of using Dslr's, the only changes to Polarising filters have been when we switched to digital and they changed from Linear to Circular due to how digital cameras work.I've experience with both types…this one 'does' work.It's basically like putting sunglasses over the lens to cut down on glare, enhance the colours and give you improved clarity and contrast.Their main use being to give you deeper blue skies and cut down on reflections from water…rivers, ponds etc.The 1st pic I've added is the before shot with the 2nd pic showing how it's deepened the blue of the sky.This item consists of a 67mm Polarising filter that screws onto a plastic clip and just clips over the top of the phone, it has a decent strength spring so it's unlikely to fall off yet is still easy to put it on and remove it and it's supplied in a little eva hard case.It's a slimline filter too so at 67mm you won't see it in any of the pics you take, even on wide-angle shots.And being a standard 67mm filter you can take it off the clip and use it on your Cameras too.Once you've got it over your lens you rotate the filter, carefully, until you see the image go a bit darker then you take the pic.You will see your screen going darker then back to lighter then darker again as you rotate the filter and this is how you know it's working.Polarising filters work best with the sunlight coming in at a 90 degree angle to the camera so if you're facing directly to, or away from, the sun you'll not notice much effect.They also reduce the light getting to the lens so if in manual mode you need to compensate for this and open up the exposure by one or two stop.Or leave it on auto and let the phone do it for you.Considering the price at c.£17 it's a bargain, the filter alone costs £11 and you can unscrew the Polariser and use other filters if you wish to so it really is a handy little bit of kit.Another K&F Concept winner.

this is a clip on cpl filter from the brand k&f concept, this product actually has 2 parts, the clip mount and a 67mm cpl lens, will work with most mobile phone and tablets, as 67mm diameter should cover all lensit came in a very nice carrying hard case, good for travel, and a microfibre cloth is includedthe cpl lens filter reflections from water, glass perfectly, see through windows and water, also make sky and cloud sky and higher contrast as wellthe cpl filter alone can be used with any 67mm lens, also the clip mount can use other type of 67mm filter as well (i.e nd filter) versatile useall in all, i’m satisfied with this product, would recommend

I'm not a photography expert, but I do know that using filters can alter an image quite dramatically. My husband uses a digital SLR camera (fancy) but I use a compact digital camera or a phone. This filter can be used by either of us.This is a CPL (circular polarizing light) filter and there is a ring on the filter that when turned alters the ND (Neutral Density) setting - basically like putting sunglasses on the camera or phone to reduce the amount of light entering the lens without altering the colour, clever. I held the filter up to a light source (computer screen) and turned the ring - the amount of light allowed through the filter altered - the change is much more noticeable in real life. This should make a big difference when taking pictures where there is a lot of reflection, such as in sunny conditions or with water. This is a revelation to me, I had no idea such things exist for use on a phone!I like that the filter comes in a firm carry case to minimise scratching. The filter was easy to clip on and remove as required. I like it and it will be going to Kos with me in a couple of weeks where it should get a real test.FYI the pictures were taken on an iPhone 13 on a bright, sunny day with little cloud cover. I think there is a definite difference, but I think I need to play around and practice a bit more to get the best from this filter.At £17.99 (as at 10 May 2025) I think this is good value - even if I can't use it, my husband can on his fancy Nikon camera. Win, win.

This is a useful addition when using your phone to photograph in bright sunny conditions.The filter supplied is a polarizing one, but you could fit any other suitable 67mm filter.Such as ND Neutral Density or an ND Graduated or a Coloured Filter.Polarizing filters allow you to remove glare & reflections from photos, and get nicer blue skies.The optics on this one look fine, although I'm sure you could find better for a higher price.The clip functions well, and is stable on my phone. It covers all 3 of my phone camera lenses.The polarizing filter rotates smoothly within the clip, so you can adjust the polarizing angle as needed.The only thing which is less ideal is that the back of the clip covers part of your phone screen.This is obvious from the listing, and anyone surprised by that should have done better due diligence !!There are phone housings which don't cover the phone screen, but they are more 'involved', and expensive.Overall, it is a great addition to your phone photographs (or videos), at a reasonable price.

This polarizer does leave a lot to be desired, but the fact is, it’s $18 (and that includes the clip to secure it to the phone.) No sub-$20 filter is going to deliver amazing results, and to be fair, the advertiser does promise results that are…optimistic, at best.That being said, when used correctly, this polarizer does boost contrast and colors and cut back on reflections a bit (see photos.) And with this clip, you can order other 67mm filters (white pro mist, ND, etc.) and use them on your iPhone.Fact is, you’re not going to get the same results using a cheap filter in a phone as you will on a DSLR or mirrorless camera with $150 filters, but that’s to be expected. If you purchase one with the correct level of expectations then you may be pleasantly surprised.First photo is unfiltered, second is with the product attached. As you can see, the colors in the bushes are more saturated and the reflections are cut back.

It is a good-quality piece with a robust and sleek build. On the unit I received, the lens was clean and clear with no unwanted marks present. Although the clip was quite bulky, I found it easy to attach to my iPhone 15 Pro Max, while it also gave complete coverage to the three lenses on the back of the phone.I must admit that I struggled to see much of a difference when using the filter; the effect was very subtle. At least, the intensity of the filter was easy to control with the smooth wheel around the edges. I also encountered issues with my iPhone's camera - there was noticeable breathing/flickering when I had the filter in place, which made it slightly more difficult to focus. I don't know if the 15 Pro Max is the right phone to use with this, since it already claims to have a good lens coating (and would therefore reduce glare on its own) - maybe older/non Pro models could make better use of it?Regardless, a useful item to try, and it comes with a handy storage case to keep it in.

I picked up this clip-on filter mostly out of curiosity, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how useful it’s actually been. I do a lot of casual mobile photography when I’m out hiking or near water, and the reflections from puddles, windows, or just the sun hitting random surfaces were always annoying. This little filter actually does a decent job reducing that glare, and it gives skies that nice deep-blue look when you get the angle right. You kind of have to play with the rotation a bit to find the sweet spot, but once you get it, the difference is obvious.The clip itself is decent—nothing fancy, but it feels solid enough. It doesn’t feel like it’s going to break, though I wouldn’t be too rough with it either. I doubt it will survive to many falls. I’ve used it on an iPhone 16 Pro and even my mums android, and the fit was fine on both. It is very universal. I like that it’s just a screw-on filter, so if you’ve got other same sized filters, you can just swap them in using the same clip. Really handy if you’re into experimenting with different looks. Once you got the clip you can just buy generic 67mm filters. Love that.One thing I’ll mention though: positioning it just right takes a little finesse. Especially if you’re shooting with a wide-angle lens, the edge of the clip can sneak into the frame and cause some vignetting. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s definitely worth double checking before you shoot something. Sometimes I had to readjust a couple of times mid-session to get it centred properly depending on which lens I was using. Not a huge issue, but something to be aware of if you’re bouncing between camera modes.Using it outdoors is where it really shines—lakes, rivers, windows, wet pavement, shiny leaves—all those things look way better through the filter. You do lose a little bit of light but for bright daylight shots it’s honestly not a big deal. If you’re using an iPhone, these things are exceptional at automatically adjusting the exposure. You can always use a third party app for manual adjustments too. I did notice some colour improvement too; greens and blues especially pop a lot more.As for the kit, the little padded case is a nice touch. It’s nothing fancy but keeps everything in one place. If I had to nitpick, it’s not really pocket-friendly once it’s clipped on the phone. It sticks out a bit, so I’ve ended up carrying my phone in-hand whenever I’m using it. Also, if you’re doing any kind of filming—like using apps like Blackmagic Camera—you’ll need to make sure the clip’s not blocking the screen or nudging your framing mid-recording. It’s better suited for photography where you can take your time with each shot.Overall, for the price, I’m pretty happy with it. Definitely not some high-end, cinematic-grade filter, but for messing around on your phone and getting cleaner, more polished photos on the go, it totally does the job. Just takes a little patience with placement and adjusting, but once you get into the rhythm, it becomes second nature. Solid addition to the mobile photo kit.

I hope this review helps someone out.