Pro Lens Kit for iPhone and Android, Macro and Wide Angle Lens with LED Light and Travel Case Black

I am used to using good glass on a DSLR so my expectations are higher when it comes to images. I find myself utilizing my camera more than I ever thought I would to capture pictures and video on the every day.Ive been contemplating on investing in gear for my phone camera for over the last several years and just recently decided to take the plunge. I’ve been pleased thus far. I have looked at various manufacturers on lenses. Came across this and thought I’d give it a go before throwing a little heartier investment to possibly find disappointment.I am so glad I went this route. The glass is so nice and clear. It’s quality made as my pro grade lenses. The light is a bonus. I haven’t had time to really see what they can do but a few minutes of exploration, I’m impressed. My subject volunteer also did a great job of not minding so much. Thanks Noodle!I have a iPhone 15pro. 3 lenses versus the two in the videos. I found that the bottom main lens provides the framing and focus you need.Best of luck with yours. I will be looking at other lenses from this manufacturer for sure. I’m not shy about investing in gear when it comes to cost but it has to be worth the investment. You’ll get that with these lenses.Only thing I would suggest, lens caps for the macro. I see the efficiency of keeping the two stacked for a multitude of reasons but it’s nice to have the option to keep dust free when not in use. I will say, for the price point, it’s great and I realize that would have to accompany a price increase. Maybe an optional purchase?I’m interested in seeing if I can get the entire frame in sharp focus. With such quality, I hope it can pair well with the iPhones capabilities to do that.. I will update my review if something changes and add more versatility of images. For now! Go for it!

The macro and wide-angle lenses are fantastic. The macro lens captures incredible detail, making it perfect for close-up shots of flowers and small objects. The wide-angle lens is great for landscape photography and group shots.The built-in LED light is a game changer! It provides excellent illumination for low-light situations and enhances the quality of my photos, especially for macro shots.The clip-on design makes it super easy to attach and detach the lenses from my phone. I appreciate that it works well with both iPhone and Android devices.The travel case is sturdy and compact, making it easy to carry the lenses around without worrying about damage. It fits perfectly in my bag, allowing me to take it wherever I go.Occasionally, I had to readjust the lens to ensure it aligned perfectly with my phone's camera. A more secure attachment method might improve this experience.Overall, the Xenvo Pro Lens Kit is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to enhance their mobile photography. With its quality lenses and convenient features, it’s a must-have for photography enthusiasts and casual users alike. Highly recommend!

Very sturdy, amazing quality, lens protection is really nice, difficult to get the lens clip unscrewed without unscrewing the lenses, beautiful clarity, still learning but the video tutorials help a lot!

I was taking amazing macro photos right from the start! This product is an incredible deal, for sure!! Take the plunge, buy this kit and you will not be disappointed!

First, this seems like a pretty decent macro lens compared to other (really cheap) ones I’ve tried. It is easy to attach to the phone with a sturdy clip and the quality of the accessory case and peripherals seems quite good. The deal breaker for me is that it does not work well with the 3-camera system on my iPhone. It often causes the camera display to to black. I got a very intelligent and fast response when I wrote to the company about this issue, shown below:“The iPhone 11 Pro Max's three-camera system consists of one ultra-wide camera (0.5x), one wide-angle camera (1x), and one telephoto camera (2x). When the phone is at 1x, it uses the wide-angle camera. But, when you zoom in somewhere past 2x, or when you switch the camera app to 'portrait mode', the phone will automatically switch to the telephoto camera.When the Xenvo lens is centered over the phone's wide-angle camera, the lens clip is blocking the telephoto camera. Because of this, when the phone switches which camera it is 'looking' through, its view is blocked. So, when you zoom in past 2x, the phone switches cameras and you end up seeing the back of the lens clip, a black screen.​As long as the Xenvo lens is centered over the wide-angle camera, which is the one closest to the corner of the phone, and the camera app is kept at 1x zoom, the screen should not go black.One other factor affecting which camera the phone selects is the lighting conditions in your picture. The iPhone 11 Pro Max's wide-angle camera is capable of gathering more light than its telephoto camera. So, when there is less light, the phone may not switch to the telephoto at 2x and will instead keep using the wide-angle camera with digital zoom up until the phone determines that the image quality degradation caused by the digital zoom would exceed that caused by the inferior light-gathering capability of the telephoto camera.There are some third-party camera apps you can download from the app store which allow you to manually select which of the iPhone's cameras is being used. You can then digitally zoom without fear of the camera switching when you don't want it to. These apps will also give you greater control of other parameters in your photography, and you may want to investigate them to see if any of them would be the right choice for you and your photography.”