I'm using this kit on various Pixels and iPhones. Placement/fit/compatibility isn't an issue. The threading for each lens is smooth so there aren't any weird stops or hitches when threading or removing a lens. Optical clarity is solid and I don't notice any color shift. I really appreciate the hashes on the lens-side. They create a crosshair that makes centering the camera lens really easy and quick. The included light is okay but I've paired this with a selfie-ring to get excellent macro images. While this lens kit cost more than the others I was looking at, I'm glad I bought this one.

Note the plug. I needed an adapter to use this. Had one handy so it was able to download all my data. Check the plug compatibility befoe buying.

Adapter fits perfectly on my Sony a6000. Looks and feels very well made. For a low investMent it allows you to use your legacy Minolta Rokkor lens. You can expand your lens collection inexplicably with those legacy SLR lens. I currently have a Minolta Rokkor MC 50mm and a Vivitar 85-205mm zoom; both fit perfectly to the adapter and the adapter to camera base. You just have go back to your roots and manually adjust all settings. Focusing was easy. I did notice a lag in the viewfinder when adjusting the f stop using the Vivitar zoom, but not difficult to get true view before shooting pics. Rokkor 50mm works great.Just took a couple early morning pics with my Minolta 50mm. 1/320, ISO 3200, and f 1.7 (manual settings) Pic as shot and I didn’t do any editing/corrections. Enjoy!

Compact but super powerful crystal clear view monocular for a serious hiker or an outdoor adventure seeker. For me it's always important to have handy binocular or monocular close by for exception viewing of nature and our oceans and mountains. Also great for birdwatching and sporting events.Aurosports out did it with this very affordable monocular here. This is 10-30x40 means you can not just view the object bright and clear but also use the zoom feature. With my years of experiences with binoculars / monoculars I would like to suggest that if you go above anything more than seven power than it's better to use a tripod. Most people blame monocular but it's actually their hands /body movement (nothing wrong with the product) This monocular comes with tripod screw excellent built in feature. Please see all my pictures and decide it yourself.Also I would like to point the fact that the objective lens is 40mm with a perfect 20mm ocular lens. Even when sun goes down you can have wonderful views because of the larger size of the Objective lens. It will take few times to get use to open the monocular perfectly but it is expected from such a wonderful product. Enjoy the sightseeing!!!Please note: Tripod is not included but it goes amazing with any tripod. The zoom picture I took is only at 10 power. In one picture I am pointing at the Island and second picture is at 10 zoom power. It's my cell phone picture nothing fancy. Amazing right!

The a6000 bundle comes with a SELP1650 which is a 16-50mm power zoom lens. This bundle comes with a SEL1855 which is 50 bucks cheaper and is not a power zoom not that the PZ matters that much anyways.The 55210 lens is correct. So overall, it sounds like saving money and I am happy.

But Zoom can screw up your apps on Win10. Be sure to run a compatibility scan. Win can fix it this way, despite miles of blather on Win's tech sites and in the commentary to be found there about Win and Google.

Belcheri USB 3.2 Gen 1 to SATA or IDE Adapter, External Hard Drive Adapter for 2.5 or 3.5 inch SATA or IDE HDD SSD, IDE and SATA Converter with 12V Power Adapter and Type C PortThe driver adapter comes handsomely packaged in a retail box with pictures of the product outside and manufacturers' code numbers. Inside the box, you'll find the adapter itself, a USBC cable that has both ends to be USBC and another cable that is USBC on one end and USBA on the other end, a power supply cord for the unit along with a hard cable wall wart style adapter. (The adapter says it's the standard 100 to 240-volt input, but the output is a switchable 12 volts with a maximum of two amps.) The power connector is a commonly used push-in banana plug style.Interestingly enough, the reader itself is shipped inside a static bag. I guess that makes sense, but I wouldn't think that static would interfere with a connected device like this. The actual connector device is quite compact, about half the size of a cell phone. It has a standard four-prong computer power supply connector on one side along with a USB c connector power in for the 12-volt power supply and a sliding on-off switch. The other three sides of the box are your hard drive connectors, one for SATA, 1 for IDE, and one for a laptop-sized IDE. According to the instructions, it is possible to cook up two drives at the same time, as long as they're two different types of drives. For example, an IDE and a SATA. The instructions for this seem fairly straightforward, and include step-by-step instructions, even to include changing jumper settings on hard drives if necessary. I like the way this is set up, it's simple and effective. The cardboard box that the unit comes in is of a design so that it's easily reusable to store the adapter in when you're not using it. I like that it comes with all of the cables. Also, you don't have to go hunting for a cable to connect to your PC or laptop when you have a drive to spin up.All in all, it's a fairly versatile adapter that is small enough to be easily portable. I think this will make a fine addition to my computer tool bag.

I am quite satisfied with the function of this front lens cap. Although it's compatibility is restricted to my Sony SAL30M28 A-Mount Macro Lens (which is the smallest of my lenses), it does the job well. I have no complaints.