Smartphone cameras are getting better and more advanced every year, but one function that even the newest models still don’t offer is specialized lenses. With the 3-in-1 Universal Smartphone Camera Lens Kit, though, you’ll feel like you have them.
With this kit, you’ll be able to take professional-looking photos no matter where you are – without lugging around a heavy DSLR. You’ll get three lenses – macro, fisheye, and wide-angle, and with the included clip ring, they attach securely to your smartphone camera, and can be removed in just a second.
Grab the 3-in-1 Universal Smartphone Camera Lens Kit for just $9.99(USD) in the Technabob Shop.
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