Reviews
Solid Build and True Wide View, but Vignetting and Workflow Quirks Hold It Back
First off, this wide-angle lens does work as advertised. It provides a 108-degree field of view, which noticeably expands the stock field of view of the main 28mm Hasselblad lens on the DJI Mavic 4 Pro. If your goal is to capture more expansive landscapes or tighter environments, this lens definitely delivers a wider perspective.
Build quality is very good, as expected from K&F Concept. The lens snaps and locks into place securely, and once attached it feels solid and confidence-inspiring. I have no concerns about it popping off mid-flight, which is always a big consideration with drone accessories. All three lenses are covered and protected with this wide angle lens. The main one is the wide angle and the other two are covered by a single lower protective glass.
That said, there are a few drawbacks worth noting. There is visible vignetting when using this lens, which may require correction in post and could be a dealbreaker for some users who want clean, edge-to-edge footage straight out of camera.
Another annoyance is the attachment process. You must wait until the drone is powered on and the gimbal has completed its startup checks before attaching the lens. Personally, I don’t like handling or adding accessories to the gimbal after the drone is already on—it just feels like extra risk and another potential point of failure. If you try attaching the lens before powering on the drone, the gimbal will throw an error and won’t function properly with the lens attached.
Overall, this is a well-made wide-angle lens that genuinely expands your field of view, but the vignetting and less-than-ideal attachment workflow keep it from being a must-have accessory. Good results are possible, just be aware of the compromises.
Build quality is very good, as expected from K&F Concept. The lens snaps and locks into place securely, and once attached it feels solid and confidence-inspiring. I have no concerns about it popping off mid-flight, which is always a big consideration with drone accessories. All three lenses are covered and protected with this wide angle lens. The main one is the wide angle and the other two are covered by a single lower protective glass.
That said, there are a few drawbacks worth noting. There is visible vignetting when using this lens, which may require correction in post and could be a dealbreaker for some users who want clean, edge-to-edge footage straight out of camera.
Another annoyance is the attachment process. You must wait until the drone is powered on and the gimbal has completed its startup checks before attaching the lens. Personally, I don’t like handling or adding accessories to the gimbal after the drone is already on—it just feels like extra risk and another potential point of failure. If you try attaching the lens before powering on the drone, the gimbal will throw an error and won’t function properly with the lens attached.
Overall, this is a well-made wide-angle lens that genuinely expands your field of view, but the vignetting and less-than-ideal attachment workflow keep it from being a must-have accessory. Good results are possible, just be aware of the compromises.
23/01/2026