I had a Logitech camera with higher resolution but it didn't always turn on. This one works perfectly, although one of the two blue lights (on either side of the lens) doesn't work, and that's annoying. Logitech quality doesn't seem to be as good as it used to be.

I love these things! I use my cameras frequently, and I've never had one fall off. I have a DSLR and bought some a while back to use on my lenses for that. I've never had any fall off, and I use my camera and lenses often. I recently bought a "bridge" camera that required an adapter before I could use a filter, so I needed to buy a new lens cap too. It's a no brainer to buy these to go along with it, so I don't lose the lens cap. Figured I'd buy extras, since I usually end up sharing them with family and friends who buy new cameras and don't have a clue about lens caps (laying them down, putting them in pockets, etc., then having to search for them later.

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 I've owned at least a dozen action cameras over the years and most of the time when GoPro releases a new camera it's just a little better than the prior generation. This time they really hit it out of the park. The GoPro Hero9 is WAY better than the previous generations. It's that good.Where do I start? They've literally improved almost every feature of the camera.The previous generation Hero8 already had amazing image stabilization... or so I thought, until I saw the Hero9 in action. To say it's improved is an understatement. When I turned on their new horizon lock I simply couldn't believe the results. It's rock solid no matter how much I moved the camera.To put it to the test, I mounted my old Hero8 right next to the Hero9, then I intentionally rocked the cameras back and forth. At times I was pretty aggressive and when I play the two clips side by side there is literally no contest. You can clearly see the camera rocking back and forth in the footage from the Hero8 but you can barely tell I moved the camera at all in the Hero9 version.To me that alone would be worth the upgrade because image stabilization is the most important thing you need to look for in an action camera, but as I said, they improved just about everything.The next major improvement is something I've been hoping for for over 10 years... a front facing screen! This is so important to people like me who aim the camera at themselves and they don't have a camera operator to make sure they're centered in the shot.I can't tell you how often I've shot videos where the camera is either too high or too low because I had no idea what I was shooting. Ever since smartphone selfies became popular I've wondered why GoPros never had a front facing screen. Well, they finally did it and I couldn't be happier.I can go on and on about the other improvements, bigger batteries, bigger screen, etc... but there is one other change that has me excited, a removable and UPGRADEABLE lens. Hero7 had a removable lens (in case the lens was damaged), but the 8 did not, which was weird.Unlike previous generations, GoPro has some upgraded lenses in the works including the Max Lens Mod, which gives you an even wider lens to compensate for the cropping done while stabilizing. The Max Lens Mod even lets you rotate the camera 360 degrees while locking in the horizon the entire time.In summary, this is the BEST GoPro I've ever owned and it's absolutely worth upgrading!

I thought that the tutorials were extremely helpful in knowing how to use the lens correctly and incorrectly. Also to see the difference in picture with and without the lens was incredible! Cant wait to take endless pictures with this new lens!!!Thank y'all so much!!

I have owned four different 70-300mm lenses and I am joining the chorus. This is a really great lens. Buy it. Canon nailed the perfect balance of price, performance, focus, weight and image quality with this one. The lens barrel lock switch is a very useful feature (and a truly annoying omission from Tamron's competitive and otherwise very good 70-300mm lens).One slightly quirky thing about this lens is that I find it can take a couple of half-presses on the shutter button to "wake-up" the lens after it has been inactive for a few moments. To my estimation, Canon's earlier version of this lens was more responsive in this regard. Not a big deal, I now anticipate extra half-presses. However, once the lens is awake, the focus is excellent and super fast.

After nearly losing a lens cap at a national park and not having any spares, I ordered these for my few lens. They attach very well and are discrete. They've definitely saved me a lost lens caps a few more times since then, too!

I love the lens and sharpness of pictures produced by it. I use it with a Canon 7D and the results are just amazing. I am not a professional photographer, i Just do it for fun and like the pictures that I take from this lens. This is my go to lens now!

I only just received the lens and was impressed by the quality. I was looking for a android zoom lens but ordered this.My bad, but I am going to keep the lens. I did take a couple of macro pics and I liked what I saw.