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The best phone camera filter solution at the moment.
This is probably the best phone filter mounting system available at the moment.
It is important to know that there are some cases that the opening won't fit completely over, especially if you have a thinner case with a plastic bezel around the camera lenses. Of the four phone cases I have, this fit over three of them, so something to be aware of.
That being said, I tried the chip clip style filter holders first, but they produced way too much glare as there is nothing to block the light coming in from behind the filter. And this got worse as you stacked filters on top of each other. This was the only solution that solves that problem completely as long as you can get a complete seal against the front of the phone.
The back of the filter holder is MagSafe magnetic and snaps on very securely to the front of the phone, or to the front of a MagSafe phone case if it's the thinner style. If it's the thicker style like the OtterBox, it won't be as secure a connection.
If you're using this without a phone case, it snaps right on to an iPhone with a very secure connection and because it's MagSafe on the front and back, you can put other accessories onto the front of it as well like a battery or video assist monitor. This is incredibly convenient if you were trying to build a small cinema rig out of an iPhone.
While it does appear that this is intended to be used on an iPhone without a case, my thinner walled phone cases allowed me to use it as long as the bezel around the lenses was not too thick. This is such a clever solution for people, wanting to use filters with their phones as long as you can get a completely flat and secure seal to the phone.
The filter holder is all machines, aluminum and extremely well-made along with the fully rubberized back to protect your phone surface. Probably the best option for adding filters in other lens effects to your phone.
It is important to know that there are some cases that the opening won't fit completely over, especially if you have a thinner case with a plastic bezel around the camera lenses. Of the four phone cases I have, this fit over three of them, so something to be aware of.
That being said, I tried the chip clip style filter holders first, but they produced way too much glare as there is nothing to block the light coming in from behind the filter. And this got worse as you stacked filters on top of each other. This was the only solution that solves that problem completely as long as you can get a complete seal against the front of the phone.
The back of the filter holder is MagSafe magnetic and snaps on very securely to the front of the phone, or to the front of a MagSafe phone case if it's the thinner style. If it's the thicker style like the OtterBox, it won't be as secure a connection.
If you're using this without a phone case, it snaps right on to an iPhone with a very secure connection and because it's MagSafe on the front and back, you can put other accessories onto the front of it as well like a battery or video assist monitor. This is incredibly convenient if you were trying to build a small cinema rig out of an iPhone.
While it does appear that this is intended to be used on an iPhone without a case, my thinner walled phone cases allowed me to use it as long as the bezel around the lenses was not too thick. This is such a clever solution for people, wanting to use filters with their phones as long as you can get a completely flat and secure seal to the phone.
The filter holder is all machines, aluminum and extremely well-made along with the fully rubberized back to protect your phone surface. Probably the best option for adding filters in other lens effects to your phone.
24/02/2026