This item is fantastic. It comes with a macro lens, wide angle lens, lens caps, carrying case, a rechargeable LED light, micro USB charging cable, AND a lanyard with a quick release to carry the lens when you’re not using it. The wide angle lens screws into the macro lens to work, so you don’t have to worry about transporting two separate lenses. The lenses feel solid and look very high quality.I immediately tried both lenses on my iPhone 7, which also has a Speck case on it. It worked perfectly with impressive results with the case on.While I don’t see my phone fully replacing my DSLR, this product will help fill in the gaps for wide angle landscape shots when I don’t feel like carrying my big camera. I can’t wait to take this on some upcoming trips!There are also helpful videos on the Xenvo website that address properly aligning the lenses with the phone camera, which I also found helpful. If anyone has any problems, I highly suggest watching them for guidance.

There is a reason why this lens is so expensive: everyone is prepared to pay the price. This is simply the best portrait lens available. It's fast - through the whole range from 70 to 200 mm it can operate at f/2.8. Wide open it produces a really great bokeh that rivals that of prime lenses. The AF focuses quickly, and very quietly (which, considering that this is a zoom lens, is not that important). Operating the zoom ring feels almost perfect, as it is positioned exactly where you expect it, and it is wide enough not to accidentally touch the focus ring.The lens has an image stabilisator that is more than capable, and *very* helpful when trying to follow motion (the lens provides a special IS mode for this). The IS is nicely balanced, and does not jerk the image when activated (the slight oscillation it induces on the hand holding the lens takes some getting used to).It's incredibly sharp at one stop above 2.8, and no discernible vignetting fully open (I'm using it on a 1.6 FOV body). Since the lens uses internal focusing, the front will not turn, making using circular polarizers much, much simpler than with other lenses that do not have this feature.One thing that is of concern, and will always be, is that this lens is heavy. At almost 1.5 kg (3.3 lbs) it is by far my heaviest lens, and makes that camera/lens combination top-heavy. Luckily, the lens comes with a tripod ring that helps alleviating this problem (you do have a tripod, right?). One of the reasons that this lens is so heavy is the way that it is build: metal, and professional grade environmental sealing. It is safe to assume that unless you are using an equally professional camera (which i do *not*), the lens will outlast the body it is mounted on.My lens came included with tripod ring, a hood, and nice bag (with it's own shoulder strap) - so stay away from any bundles that offer a carrying bag or hood. The only thing I needed to purchase was an UV filter (I use it to protect the lens) -- I recommend B&W filters -- and a tripod plate. I also got the 1.4x extender, but have found little use for it so far.The reason I find this lens so good is that it produces excellent pictures -- especially for portraits. Since it produces beautiful bokeh (the blurriness behind the focused object) and operates in fairly low light conditions without a flash while still giving sharp images it will allow you to shoot incredibly beautiful pictures. And having a 200mm zoom allows you to give your model some space to relax, while the range of 70-200 allows you to quickly adapt to the situation without having to change the lens. The result many times are downright stunning. If there is a perfect portrait lens, this is it.I wholeheartedly recommend this lens over its more affordable brethren (the non-IS and the slower variants of this lens). You get what you pay for. If there is one L lens you want in your lineup (or better: can afford to have) make it this one.

This camera was delivered within about 12 hours. It comes in excellent packaging and is easy to set up. The lens cover is a nice added touch and just flips up when you want to use it. The quality of the camera is great, my son uses it daily with discord and for youtube videos.

Did exactly what I needed it for.Got myself a bigger lens and didn't know It would not fit my camera. This was a nice cheaper purchase option that works very well.

The kit lens that came with my Canon 200D was pretty good, but for low light/night time urban photography I definitely needed to fix the camera to a tripod. The kit lens also lacked depth of field, though overall it allowed for great photos and video.I did a bit of research and soon stumbled upon the Canon fixed 50 f1.8. I read other reviews, watched YouTube videos and almost everyone was singing its praises. A few weeks later, after attaching it to my camera, it has become my main lens. In fact, I only use this lens. The kit lens is in the bag and hasn't seen the light of day since I put this one on the body. It is absolutely fantastic. I can now snap night scenes handheld and the depth of field is astounding. If I were to recommend any lens to amateurs like me... I'd say this must be the first one you should buy. It has made my photography look much more professional and the image quality is very very good. I can honestly say it is the best £99 I've spent on photography.

Due to a car accident neck, keeping even a lighter DSLR camera with a 400mm lens around my neck can be painful. This harness takes the pressure off my neck. I keep the neck strap on the camera for times when I need to unclip the harness.

More expensive than narrow cover, but because it’s the full width of the camera body, it stays in place better than my previous one which was just wider than the lens.

I bought this camera a few months ago to try to learn more about photography, more specifically how to use the different modes and settings. This camera allows just that, it takes great pictures and isn't as intimidating to use as others. The camera also isn't super heavy either which makes it pretty comfortable to carry around with the included neck strap. I still use the kit lens that it comes with and it has served my purposes well, as a walking around lens. I also love the fact that it comes with a rechargeable battery so that way you can take a ton of pictures per charge.If I had the opportunity I would buy this camera again, especially if you don't need all of the features of the new ones (particularly video).The only downside to this is that I felt that the lens was a little to plastic-y feeling and it took some getting used too, to adjust the focal length.