Polarizing filter for DJI Pocket 3. It works very well and is perhaps the one I recommend the most. It does not change the color of the video, allows reflections to be filtered and is optimal in many different situations, from the lake to the mountains to the sea to the shop windows of a city. It attaches magnetically and works really well. With the small ring you can vary the polarization as needed

They're a snap to put on and take off, and the hold is really tight! Overall very good and at a more than fair price. I didn't know the brand, but after seeing a few shots I'm really impressed.

One of the big problems with clip-on filters on the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 camera is that they prevent the camera from rotating the lens to a protected, closed position when turned off. They are too thick and the gap is not big enough. Luckily, K&F Concepts has solved this problem with such filters.

These filters are extremely thin, magnetic, and fit perfectly on the Pocket 3. As a German reviewer, Andre, shows with three images, the camera can be fully rotated to a closed, protected position, even with the lens filter still attached. This is excellent. Kudos to K&F Concept.

As other reviewers have rightly noted, the effect is minimal, but sometimes that's all you want. The quality of the lens filter is excellent and hard to beat. The included front screen protector is also very good and fits perfectly EXCEPT... if you need to reposition the screen protector slightly because it was ever so slightly off center, then you're done. You don't need to reposition it after pulling it up and putting it back down. It will never seal the corners again — even if you rub, hold and smooth everything. The middle is good, but there are gaps at the corners. I guess the glass is permanently distorted.

High-quality screen protectors can be repositioned immediately after application without fear of dust underneath. Note that when it was first reset it was completely sealed, but there was still a small part of it removed. It was my mistake in positioning, but I didn't have the same problem with the phone protectors that have been on the market for five or more years. They are very forgiving of mistakes and allow for repositioning.

Amazon Vine sent me this product for an honest, unbiased review. Would I recommend it? Yes, this is a high quality black diffusion filter that does NOT prevent the camera from closing as desired.

Setting up these two ND filters is easy and smooth, if a bit fiddly due to the size, but not that there's anything that can be changed or adjusted so I can't really complain. The knurled edge makes it as easy as possible. The hue/exposure amount appears to be consistent and even across the entire area.

I find it useful that the coating is a different shade between 2-32 and 32-512. Even with both set to ND32, I can tell at a glance (without reading the tiny font) which is which.

The plastic housing is sturdy enough to protect and store the filters. They fit well into the foam insert, but are relatively easy to put in and take out.

Overall they feel like a good quality little product, and I think a good set with as wide an exposure range as you could hope for.

If you've had older Osmo Pockets, you know two things:

1) The tempered glass sets that include the lens protectors cannot be used.
2) The magnetic UV filters (used as lens protectors) are too bulky to close the gimbal.

This solves BOTH. First of all, the addition of a glass screen protector is 100% why I chose this over all the others. This was the only combination I found. Secondly, the UV filter on the lens fit like a glove. It clicks into place magnetically and the Pocket 3 closes as usual! I had to jump on Amazon and show respect to this seller. Thanks for putting this combination together.

Like many others, I couldn't get the DJI filter because it was out of stock forever. I took that risk and I'm glad I did. I'm seeing reports that the DJI can't close, which is a bit of a hassle for a product that's supposed to be all about lightness and speed. This filter solves this problem by allowing the Pocket 3 to close with the filter connected. See image.

It appears to be perhaps a 1/8 strength filter... it APPEARS to be a little less diffuse than the reviews of the DJI that I've seen (not in person though). It definitely works, but perhaps not as powerfully as the DJI, which can be a plus or a minus depending on your needs. I didn't notice any loss in quality that wasn't associated with fog filters in general. It created a beautiful glow for backlit sunny areas and didn't seem to affect the colors at all. The sharpened digital look of these small sensor cameras has really been rounded out.

I leave this filter on 100% unless I'm using an ND for a more manual exposure. I was able to order a DJI filter as I was writing this, so I will edit this review in case there are any significant differences.

I love being able to just leave this thing on. I can now attach the nebula filter and when I remove the wide angle lens I can leave ND16 and ND64 in the magnetic spots for the WA lens and nebula filter. Has me covered for 99% of everything I do with this thing. I highly recommend it.

Pros:
Cheaper than DJI
Available (DJI is apparently always in backorder)
Allows you to close the Pocket 3 with the filter attached
No noticeable color cast or fringing
Doesn't seem to spread quite as much as DJI

Cons:
Doesn't seem to scatter quite as much as DJI
Thin frame does the trick difficult NOT to leave fingerprints on it when you remove/replace it. Due to the thin bezel
you almost NEED to have nails to remove it
Allows DJI to close with filter installed!!!

Many third-party manufacturers now offer filters for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. K & F Concept is not an unknown provider here, as this company offers numerous photo accessories at generally attractive prices. My experiences have been a bit mixed so far, so I was very excited about the ND filter set for the Osmo Pocket 3.

The set consists of four ND filters of different strengths. With ND8 / 16 / 32 / 64, all filters commonly used in everyday life are on board. They have an aluminum frame and hold magnetically on the lens. Thanks to the grooved edges, they can also be removed relatively easily. The filters can also remain on the Osmo Pocket when it is turned off. This doesn't seem to be a given, although I've never had any problems with any of the filters I've tested so far.

The filters make a good impression of quality and in use they do exactly what they are supposed to do, namely enable longer shutter speeds to create a more cinematic look.

With a fair price of just under €35 for four essential filters, even without discounts, you can buy it without hesitation. I give it five stars for price/performance.

Excellent CPL filter. Works well, fits Osmo Pocket 3 perfectly, rotates well and doesn't fall off camera gimbal, strong magnet. Does not affect the function of the gimbal. Also fits in the handheld case if you don't have the black Pro-Mist filter.

I use this for automotive content creation.

An essential filter for the price, I even got a free screen protector.