Let's start with the positives.

The case makes a solid first impression. It's more than adequately padded, and thanks to the magnetic flap, the set can be worn on a belt with the zipper open for quick access.

The filters themselves appear very high-quality due to the CNC machining, the orange anodized surfaces and parts, and the embossed markings.

The angled knurling makes it very easy to rotate and remove the filters and lens cap, a noticeable improvement over filters with straight knurling.

The magnetic filter rings are very easy, quick, and intuitive to attach, making them particularly suitable for dynamic situations.

The locking screw on the polarizing filter and the finger tab on the ND filter ring allow for very precise handling and rotation of the rings. The polarizing filter is clamped to the magnetic adapter ring using the locking screw, which allows for easy adjustment of variable ND filters without having to worry about the previously set polarizing filter.

Polarizing and ND filters have a fixed stop in the direction of rotation, preventing them from being over-rotated beyond their adjustment range.

In my opinion, the magnetic lens cap is easier and quicker to attach and remove compared to traditional caps, and it stays securely on the lens even when bumped or shifting around in the camera bag.

I haven't noticed any significant loss of image quality so far.

Unfortunately, I haven't had much time to test the black diffuser yet, but I must say I liked the subtle, softer glow it produced in portraits taken in low light, and I plan to experiment with it in the future.

Now for a few minor criticisms.

While it's easy to add it to one of the compartments, a microfiber cloth in a small, separate compartment would have been a welcome addition.

Unfortunately, the filters are not as easy to remove as they are to attach. To separate individual filters or the lens cap from the filters, you unfortunately have to, for example, slide your fingernail between the filters to detach them more precisely. However, this is still less cumbersome than having to unscrew the filters every time.

Finally, anyone who already owns older magnetic filters, lens caps, or adapter rings should be aware that the components have become slightly larger. For example, I can't use the filters with my previously purchased adapter ring and therefore have to buy additional new adapter rings to be able to use the set more easily with other lenses.

All in all, I have to say that the set is particularly suitable for dynamic situations such as weddings, celebrations and parties, portrait and street photography, etc. In landscape photography, however, it's more of a "quality of life upgrade."