Phone Camera Lens Kit with 12x Zoom, Fisheye and Macro
Clip a 12x telephoto, 180° fisheye, 0.67x wide and macro lens onto the phone you already carry. The kit adds a mini tripod, monopod selfie stick and Bluetooth remote, all packed in one velvet pouch. Distant stages, wide landscapes and close details finally look the way you pictured them.
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Clip a 12x telephoto, 180° fisheye, 0.67x wide and macro lens onto the phone you already carry. The kit adds a mini tripod, monopod selfie stick and Bluetooth remote, all packed in one velvet pouch. Distant stages, wide landscapes and close details finally look the way you pictured them.
Turn your phone into a pro camera with 12x zoom and wide, fisheye and macro lenses in one kit
- cannot capture distant subjects clearly
- limited field of view for landscapes and groups
- unable to shoot close-up detail
- shaky handheld shots
Get the faraway shot and the close-up from the phone you already own
Tired of cropping a tiny stage or a blurry hillside? Clip on 12x zoom, fisheye, wide and macro lenses and shoot like you planned it.
Four lenses, one phone, zero compromises

Reach the far stage
The 12x telephoto clips onto the phone and pulls a distant subject into the frame. A band on a stage stops looking like a dot. Built-in digital zoom only enlarges pixels, while this lens does the magnifying with real glass.
Fit the whole scene
The 0.67x wide lens takes in ridgelines, storefronts and full groups. The 180° fisheye bends the edges on purpose, which is perfect for playful group shots and bold street frames.

Hands-free every time
The mini tabletop tripod holds the phone steady on a wall, rock or café table. The extendable monopod reaches over a crowd, and the Bluetooth remote fires the shutter so you can join the photo. Pair it with portable phone tripods if you want a second base for the road.
Clip on and start shooting
- 1Clip on the lens
Line the lens up centrally over the phone camera and press the universal spring clip firmly. Check the frame on screen before you shoot.
- 2Mount the phone
Fit the phone into the adjustable holder and set it on the mini tabletop tripod, or fix it to the monopod for a longer reach.
- 3Pair the remote
Turn on the Bluetooth remote and pair it with your phone in the Bluetooth settings. Then press it to fire the shutter from a few steps back.
- 4Swap lenses between shots
Clip the next lens on when the scene changes. Put the caps back on the lenses you are not using, and keep the pouch zipped when you pack up.
Everything you need in one pouch
- Clip-on lenses (12x telephoto, 180° fisheye, 0.67x wide, macro)×4
Each lens clips onto the phone with a universal spring clip
- Universal phone holder×1
Adjustable grip for the phone, mounts on the tripod or monopod
- Mini tabletop tripod×1
Steady base for tables, ledges and railings
- Monopod selfie stick×1
Extendable brushed metal shaft for a longer reach
- Bluetooth remote shutter×1
Fires the camera hands-free for self-portraits and group shots
- Lens caps×2
Keep the glass covered in a bag or pocket
- Velvet storage pouch×1
Keeps every piece together and protected on the road
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Most slim and mid-weight cases work fine, since the spring clip grips the phone body. Keep the case edge clear of the lens. Very thick rugged cases can stop the clip from sitting flush, and taking the case off for a shoot fixes it.
For distant subjects, yes. Built-in zoom enlarges a small crop, which turns soft fast. The telephoto does the magnifying through its own lens, so the detail holds up better. Clip it on first, frame the shot, and skip extra digital zoom on top.
The lenses and holder use a plastic body with matte black finish, rubber grip rings and a brushed metal monopod shaft. The build is light and easy to carry. Keep the two lens caps on between shots, and store the kit in the velvet pouch so the glass never rubs against keys or coins.
Pair the remote with your phone once in the Bluetooth settings. After that, press the button to fire the shutter from a few steps back. It is the easiest way to get a group photo or a self-portrait on the monopod.
Eleven pieces cover zoom, wide, fisheye and macro, plus a tripod, monopod and remote. Buying those separately costs more and leaves a drawer of mismatched parts. One pouch covers your next concert, hike or group shot without buying anything else.
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