Not only does this len look and feel good in your hands, it really works soooo well! When you clip it on correctly, it produces a wide view with the least bending/warping of the image. This may be the best lens on Amazon for iPhone, only to be beaten by the other online lenses that are $120+. That being said, this lens is great to use. In a video editor, you can crop the very edges (or scale up to zoom into video while editing) to remove the warped edges. Remember: it's warped very little while other lenses here warp a lot and/or have the "dark circle" vignette you don't want. Great lens. Worth buying and using. Other lens are hunks of cheap plastic. This one is worth every cent!

It works and matche dmy len. Pinch caps are the best.

I returned it before I really use it because ihe len is too heavy. The quality is good tho

Light works well but it small. I was hoping I would be able to mount my Sony a 6400 in the center but it’s too small. You would definitely need a very tiny camera. I have my camera on it’s own tripod behind the light in my photo attached. Light has a nice brightness, multiple settings and does the job.

This is flash was purchased to add to my collection of Godox flashes to use with both my Sony A6400 and our newer Fuji X100V Silver digital camera. I bought this because I want a tiny flash that would fit in my jacket pocket for use during a casual street or lower light setting since a full speed light would be too large and bulky to carry around. This flash is small and so easy to bring with my walking setup. It performs well with both my Sony A6400 but has that retro old timer bumpy leather look ontop when using on the Fuji camera.My collection of mostly Godox flash units has afforded me great versatility for both studio and field applications for both my freelance and paid shoots. So at first this was purchased as a toy to match the retro Fuji but the Godox Lux Junior is like travelling back in time to the 35 mm film days.The shoe mount fits well on both cameras and it will eat through the 2 AAA batteries so definitely bring the long lasting rechargeable brands if possible.This type of stationary flash will not allow for the pivot or bounce but neither did those rack of flash bulbs that would explode one by one and then have to dispose when out of flashes. It does produce more lighting than my built in flash.I am used to manual flash operating since my first Godox did not have the intelligent mount that was compatible with the Sony cameras hotshoe. Manual operation is simple and fast with the easy controls on the Lux Jr. An “Auto” function is also offered, but I personally don’t anticipate using that mode often.The back in the days of film and first generation battery flashes spinning circle dial on the back of the camera is an aide to select the best setting to distance. With digital I take advantage of a digital camera’s quick look at the shot and re-adjust flash power or aperture/ISO triangle.The flash is packed in an awesome decorated box with a trifold hinge with magnet inside of the cardboard front lid. A large piece of molded cut out polystyrene protects the flash. It was heartbreaking to dispose of such a nice box but I store the lux Jr with the included crushed velvet black soft bag with an elastic drawstring.

I just needed a filter to protect my len and it is.

Put the Len on my camera, screwed on easy and the adjustment is easy to use.

I like getting this fuji film instead of getting the individual ones.