52mm CPL Polarizing Phone Filter for iPhone Samsung Pixel Anti Glare

I've been using a Moment case with a built-in bayonet (M-Series) mount for several years now. I also have a 52mm lens filter adapter ring from Moondog Labs so I can mount my own 52mm lens filters. But the main problem with this setup is every time a phone upgrades to the next generation, I'll have to buy a new case and a new adapter ring because the shape of phone, the lens size, and lens alignment will all change with the new phone. That means I need to spend more money buying each. This clip-on filter adapter simplifies and resolves all the issues! The only caveat is it's a 52mm thread size, but I can always get a step-up or step-down ring to make it work which does not cost a lot of money on Amazon. I am using an iPhone Pro Max with 3 lenses and a Moment case also with bayonet mount which I am retiring to be replaced with this clip-on adapter. Like a laundry clip, clip it on to the phone, make sure the entirety of the circle covers over all the lenses. It is very tight and secure. The built-in spring inside this clip is very strong, but it will not break anything. There is a rubber padding beneath the clip so it will not interrupt the screen while shooting. Take it down and put it inside your pocket when not using it. Highly recommended for video creators and mobile photographers out there who wants to mount their own special effects lens filter.

This made taking photos of my tattoos without glare so much easier! Great quality, cheap price, portable, everything you’re looking for.

Not the greatest piece of equipment when it comes to photography, but it does really do what it says it will do. It wont set any records, but it's solid choice.

I got this filter to help with using my iPhone as. avid camera for my Youtube channel. I thought all was good, but did not check it. After two months, I had a situation where i needed to use my iPhone to record outside in bright sunlight. The filter attached easily, and I tried rotating it to change the amount of glare. To my surprise, no matter how I turned the lens. the light level stayed EXACTLY the same. NOW, too late to return, I checked it and took out my camera's polarizing filter and placed them together. If it is an ACTUAL polarizer, you can turn them past each other and, when the tow light angles within the filter are 90 degrees apart, NO LIGHT will pass through the pair of lenses. That never happened. So, right there, we KNOW 100%, one (or both) are not polarizing. So I checked against my fishing glasses. The camera filter, rotated, blocked 100% of the light. The Yadsux filter was just smoked glass. It is NOT a polarizing filter. An expensive piece of glass taken from someone's broken window and fitted into a frame. If you need some very slight shading, this is great. If you need a polarizing filter...Yad! This sux.

I got this in preparation for the eclipse of 2024. I got it last night and tried it today. The build quality and overall feel of this is very good. However, it doesn't work with the iPhone 13 Pro Max, most likely due to whatever polarization is on the phone itself. I only get the dreaded polarization cross, and even if I try to line everything up, I get an excessively bright magenta-colored blown-out sun. I wish it worked, because otherwise it looks like a pretty good attachment. I'll have to return it.

I was so excited to get this, thinking I could use it to film my digital art process... But I guess it doesn't work with screens... The first picture is with the lens on and the second is without it. As you can see it leaves a rainbow effect on the screen, making it unusable for filming digital art... So unfortunately, I'm going to return it... The quality was really nice and it seemed like it will do it's job on normal reflective surfaces. The price was really good for it too! I'm sure it works well if you aren't using it to film screens!

I just got the CPL lens for my phone, and it’s a game changer! The image quality is incredible—colors are more vibrant, and glare is dramatically reduced, making my outdoor photos pop. The lens attaches easily and securely, which is a huge plus for convenience. I love how it enhances landscapes and helps control reflections when shooting water or glass. It’s lightweight and compact, so I can take it anywhere. For anyone looking to up their mobile photography game, this CPL lens is a must-have. Highly recommend it—definitely worth the investment!

Wanted to try out and experiment with various lens effects, but didn’t want to jump to buying a separate camera. Do a lot of hiking and the camera phone (iPhone11), while not always the greatest at some things, has been pretty sufficient for good photos. I needed something to provide a better macro/close-up and using these with a macro lens kit has been great. Since it is standard threading sizes you can buy any of those sized lenses and they aren’t very expensive (though the larger threading/sizes are usually more). I have actually gotten multiple of these (52mm) with additional lens caps to put on them and/or use for whatever lenses I have. When not using, I have them clipped on my backpack straps. I usually would have one with a macro lens and the other with a polarizer, diffusion or colored filter so I don’t have to always switch the one repeatedly. I got 52mm which fits over the dual lenses of older iPhone 11, but most newer models would probably require a larger threading/sizes to cover the triple lens configuration better.

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I can attach Kodak 52mm CPL and UV filters with it. Thank God it is not yet another iPhone targeted product. I can easily use it with Samsung galaxies and other smartphones. Clip is tight. Variable ND filter can be rotated by keeping it attached with the mobile. 52mm diameter can easily cover the wide angle lens and mid the middle lens totally. This is a sturdy product and not plasticky. The quality of the carrying case is good. Price is on the higher side, but itcwill open the avenue of using filters with any smartphone camera.

This filter is a good and secure fit on my iPhone 13 Pro Max and there is no light leakage. A 52 mm Polaroid filter fits well and even though it is approx double the depth of say an ND filter there is no vignetting. Although it won’t be a permanent fit on my phone it will be useful to have ‘in my pocket’ for those times when a filter would be beneficial.

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Wenn man einen drehbaren Filter (z.B. VND) damit verwendet, kann es etwas fummelig werden, da diese Filterklammer nicht sehr fest sitzt und sich mitdreht.