The advantage compared to other brands is that you can leave the filter on once the Osmo Pocket 3 is turned off and stored in its case. No vignetting or visible image degradation.

Pros:
- Extremely lightweight and easy to fit. This means you can swap out filters on the go very easily.
- The effect is decent. It isn't the most brash, over filtered effect which I quite like - they just add that air of polish to your videos.

Cons:
- Nothing in particular.

Conclusion:
The price of £36 is reasonable for a set of four solid and easy to use filters. Happy to recommend these.

I don't have a DJI Osmo, but rather thought that since this filter set from a brand I know and like from their products from my camera was being offered as free to review items I would have a try and see if I could work them with the camera in my phone. As far as I can see there is nothing comparable available for my phone camera (Pixel 8 Pro), and I liked the sound of the magnetic attachment system. The few filters I do have for my phone came with bulky attachment clips that I don't particularly like.

The set is reasonably priced, with the filters working out at £9.50 each at time of writing. Obviously since they're not optimised for its dimensions, these don't work as well with my phone as with the intended device. The LPR and Black mist filters work quite nicely, and I can get some blue streak and star effects by moving these around a bit - but the positioning of the effect elements is not quite as it would need to be to get the best out of these.

The filters are supplied in a single hard plastic case, with protective foam surrounding them.

I think this offers some really good value and overall very happy with it. You get some really interesting effects. Fit and finish is spot on and looks and feels like a quality item. So far very happy with these.

I got these filters mainly to make my Osmo Pocket 3 footage of my work truck look a bit more polished before sharing on Facebook, and honestly, they’ve been a game changer. The wide-angle lens is the one I use the most—it makes the truck and surroundings look way more dynamic without distorting the image too much. It just gives everything a more professional feel, like I actually know what I’m doing with a camera.

The anamorphic lens is a fun one too. It gives that cinematic widescreen effect, which might be overkill for casual videos, but for certain shots—especially when driving or doing slow pans—it adds a really cool look. I wasn’t sure if I’d actually use the macro lens, but it’s great for getting close-up shots of engine details or tools, which looks surprisingly impressive in videos.

The ND filters are probably the most useful when filming outside. On bright days, without them, everything looks way too overexposed, but these let me keep a proper shutter speed and avoid that choppy, over-sharp look. The magnetic attachment is a nice touch too—it makes swapping them out super easy without fumbling around. Just have to remember to take them off before closing the camera or the Osmo throws a fit.

Overall, this little kit has made a huge difference in how my videos turn out, and for the price, I’d say it’s absolutely worth it. If you film anything outdoors or want more creative control over your footage, these are a solid buy.

This set of magnetic filters enhances creative control, offering black diffusion for a cinematic soft glow, blue streak for dramatic light effects, and light pollution reduction for cleaner night shots. The optical glass with 28-layer nano-coating ensures durability and clarity.

I appreciate the professional quality and easy magnetic attachment, making it a great choice for Osmo Pocket 3 users. A well-rounded set for those looking to elevate their video and photography results.

Great package comes with 4 filters that attach via magnets, very small but they come with a nice storage case to keep them in when not in use.

I've given each of them a proper go, and I really appreciate how simple it is to switch between filters thanks to the design when I'm out filming with my children.

I particularly enjoy using the Black Diffusion filter, as it does wonders for making skin tones appear smooth. It's perfect for capturing those family moments in photos! The Light Pollution Reduction filter has completely changed my nighttime photography by eliminating the glare from streetlights that used to spoil my shots. However, I'm a bit uncertain about the Blue Streak and Star Light filters. They seem more like a fun addition than a practical tool for photography, though they could certainly add some flair to images! The filters are lightweight and fit well, but can be a bit tricky to handle due to their thinness. All in all, it’s a decent set despite its quirks!

Not much to say really. They fit well and don’t disrupt the gimbal. Note that these aren’t ND filters. Rather they are black diffusion, light pollution cut (probably the most useful one in my opinion), star and blue streak. I do wonder how useful these types of filters actually are, as these kind of effects can be manipulated in post.

Great results with these filters. These are very effective and add some fun effects. Good value for money for the amount of filters included.