K&F Concept Cover Case for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Accessories, Protective Cap Hard Protector Holds 2 CPL/ND/VND/Black Mist Filters for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo

When I first ordered this, I assumed it was a full case for the camera. Instead, it’s a snap-on back cover that attaches to the original DJI OSMO Pocket 3 case. This design choice actually works well—it adds additional protection and dedicated lens storage without replacing the case you already use.Fit & Function:The cover snaps on securely, and the lenses fit firmly in place. In fact, they’re held even better than with the stock DJI case, which gives me confidence they won’t shift around in transit. Despite the added storage, it doesn’t add much bulk, so the case still feels portable and easy to carry.Usability:Opening the cover can be a bit tough, but is easy once you get used to it. There’s also still enough room to store a DJI Mic alongside the camera, which is a big plus for creators who carry multiple accessories.Value:Overall, this is a great and affordable add-on. It enhances the functionality of the original case by giving me secure storage for lenses while keeping everything compact. For OSMO Pocket 3 users, it’s a simple upgrade that adds real convenience.

It's kind of a simple concept that works pretty well.I'm glad the bottom is open so that I can have my extensions on my Pocket Osmo 3.Overall... it's kind of a duh product. But that duh being obvious means that it works well and is easy to understand. Overall this is a mighty RECOMMEND because duh! Why hasn't anyone else thought of doing this?

This is a very simple cover that works very well with the factory Pocket 3 case. Covering the front (or is it the back) of the case makes me feel much better about protecting the Pocket 3.Installation is easy - it is a tight fit at the top — just press hard to snap it into the slot. Once installed, it is a matter of flipping the cover on and off as needed.For me, the cover takes some force to pull open. I think with use it will loosing up a bit.

Welp I ordered this a little quickly and noticed once I got it that you have to have your original osmo case whiiiiiiich I’m not sure where that’s at. It probably works really well but until I find the original case (somewhere) I can’t give a ton of useful insight on the item. For now I’ll leave 5 stars and report back later.

If you use a magnetic mount on your DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and the original case, this is the perfect cover for it. It allows you to keep the mount on and still fully protect your camera. They usually release full back covers, so this shorter one is definitely needed for anyone who uses mounts. As a bonus, it can hold 2 additional filters on the inside and since it’s held in by using the mic holder on the original case, it actually adds a spot to still attach a mic. Covers like this usually fill that spot leaving no where to set your mic. This is a really thought out cover for the Pocket 3 and a must have for anyone using a magnetic mount.

This cover completes the protection for your Osmo, augmenting the cover you already have. The cover also includes a screen protector if you want to add that protection as well!This is a great minimalist cover for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3!

The K&F Concept Gimbal Lens Protective Cover for my DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and it does exactly what I needed it to. It fits well and secure, and gives me confidence that the lens is protected when I'm out and about or storing the camera. Build quality feels solid for a small accessory, and it doesn’t interfere with the gimbal’s movement or balance.

It’s a fairly simple product, but one that gives me peace of mind. I especially appreciate that it’s lightweight and easy to fit. For something that’s meant to protect a somewhat delicate part of an expensive device, it’s reassuring to have a cover that doesn’t feel flimsy or cheap.

For the price of £13.99 at time of review, I think this is a practical purchase at a fair price.

This cover designed for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a well-designed solution to protect and carry the camera safely and efficiently.

It integrates perfectly with the original protective case (not included) and offers full coverage for the screen and lens, thanks to the internal velvet padding that prevents scratches and cushions shocks.

An interesting plus is the presence of two magnetic slots for CPL/ND/VND filters (excluded), which allows you to have the most used accessories always at hand.

The integration of the microphone stand is also convenient, which further expands its use.

Compact, lightweight and equipped with a lanyard hole, it's easy to insert into a bag or pocket, making it ideal for creators on the go.

In short, a well-made, functional and versatile case for those who want to keep everything tidy and protected.

When I bought the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, one of the things that struck me the most was how small it is. When you receive it, it comes with a very compact case, and it is true that the set takes up very little space. But the really interesting thing is the semi-closed cover that allows you to carry it in a jacket pocket without taking up more than a phone.

The problem is that, although it is comfortable, it seems that the Pocket is not really protected. If you have keys or anything else in the same pocket, you always have that fear that it will hit or tear the Osmo Pocket 3 and you'll end up damaging it, especially on the camera side.

Searching online for a solution to be able to carry it more protected without losing portability, I found this K&F Concept cover. The system is very simple: basically it is a rigid cover that is placed directly on the Pocket head.

The lid has two openings for storing magnetic filters, which is a plus point. Mind you, it doesn't work for the original wide-angle lens, but it does work for nd or black mist filters that are finer. Once placed, when closed, it protects all the delicate areas that are normally left in the air. The body part itself is quite sturdy and won't have any problems, but the gimbal is much safer with this cover on.

The lid is quite tight and fits very well, it doesn't feel like it's going to come loose, much less. As for the subject of the filters, they can be glued directly to the upper gap and they fit perfectly, something that comes in handy if you use them regularly.

It also has a rope that, honestly, I don't see much sense to it other than being able to splice another rope or something similar. The interesting thing is that upstairs there is a hole where you can place the DJI Mic 2 that comes with the Creator Combo. Of course, important: in order to fit it properly, you have to remove the magnet from the microphone, otherwise it doesn't fit properly.

Once everything is in place, you can put the Osmo Pocket 3 in your pocket without any problem and with much more peace of mind.

At the time of doing the review, it cost about 13 euros. It's a price that I think is quite decent for what it offers, although it's still a piece of plastic. Even so, it performs its function perfectly, greatly improves protection and maintains the device's pocket philosophy.

That said, it's nothing revolutionary, but it's a simple, well-thought-out accessory that solves a clear lack of the original cover.

I tested several protectors for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, and this is clearly the one I use every day. It has the advantage of being a bit shorter than other models, which allows me to leave my accessories attached under the camera without having to remove them each time. AND the two lens slots are very convenient.

The manufacturing quality is very good, and the two-level locking system is well thought out: a first notch that holds, and a second that locks completely. It is very safe, even if it sometimes makes the opening a little firmer depending on the DJI protections used.

On the other hand, I noticed slight differences in adjustment according to the original DJI cases, on some, it opens easily, on others it takes a bit of a nail to unclip. Nothing blocking, but good to know.

Overall, a great accessory: solid, compact, practical, and perfectly suited to daily use with the Pocket 3.