As a big fan of K&F Concept, I was excited to try their Magnetic CPL Polarizer Filter for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Camera. The orange adjustment ring is a smart design choice—it makes it much easier to locate and manipulate the dial, though you do need to be cautious since the Osmo's head is sensitive to direct touch. I’ve developed a technique of finely tuning the polarization with the lightest touch of my index finger to avoid any interference.

The magnetized design ensures a solid connection, making it easy to attach and even leave on while the Osmo is off. It fits nicely in both of the “docking bays” integrated into the Osmo’s case, though getting it out can be a bit tricky. I recommend using a microfiber cloth to cover your fingers, as the small size of the lens means it’s prone to fingerprints, which are best removed with the same cloth. Overall, it’s a well-designed filter that enhances usability and convenience.

Highly recommended!

These K&F Concept Magnetic CPL Filters are the real deal, folks. They're slimmer than a credit card and tougher than your average joe's morning coffee. The magnetic attachment? It clings on with the tenacity of a stubborn stain, keeping your filter more secure than your grandma's secret recipe.

Let's talk function. This little wonder slices through glare like a hot knife through butter and cranks up color saturation as if your footage just hit the gym. Your waterside shots will pop so much, you might suspect a professional touched up your videos.

The design? Sleeker than a freshly waxed sports car. It's so thin, your gimbal will hardly know it's there. And here's a bonus - no need to play filter musical chairs all day. It stays put without cramping your camera's style.

Fair warning: that magnet's got a grip tighter than your wallet on payday. Might take a bit of elbow grease to pry it off, but hey, that's just more of a workout for your fingertips.

Bottom line: if you're itching to level up your Osmo Pocket 3 game, especially for those watery wonderland shots, this filter's your new best... err, most valuable player. It's built tougher than a two-dollar steak, makes your footage shine brighter than a disco ball, and won't have you eating ramen for a month. At this price, it's a bargain that'll make you feel like you've pulled off a heist.

So go ahead, treat your Osmo Pocket 3 to some filtering finesse. Your followers (and your reflection shots) will be singing your praises.

This filter is Great. It also includes a Screen Protector for your OSMO. The Filter snaps onto your OSMO easily vis magnetic contact. It can also remain on your camera when you turn it off since it is a low profile filter. Dialing out the glare is an easy fix by just twisting the gold ring.

First off the magnets secure very well. Second you can keep it on and lose pocket 3 complete with no problem at all. I wish it had a bit more polarized on the darker side of the spectrum, but it still tames down reflections in water and such rather nice. The adjustment is solid enough that it will not move alot which is a plus. It does enhance the performance of the already amazing dji pocket 3. I even put it in the storage handle where the black mist filter goes and it stay secure with no problem. I say try it out you will notice a difference.

I've had this filter for a little over a month now. Just took it on a summer vacation trip to Asia where it was bright and sunny. This filter does what it's supposed to do. Reducing glare and increasing color saturation. It's also very thin which allows the lens to close properly. The filter has a groove to give you a better grip when removing it from the lens. Also comes with a glass screen protector which is a nice bonus. At $16, this is a great deal. Easy recommend!

After viewing countless YouTube videos, it became apparent that I really needed to get a polarizing filter for my new DJI Osmo Pocket 3. I intend to take a lot of outdoor videos in the bright sun and wanted to avoid the problems that often come with that, especially for novice beginners like myself. This filter comes nicely packaged and even includes a glass screen protector for the Pocket 3. That's a nice touch although I haven't installed it yet. The filter itself is superior to some others on the market because it's slim size allows the gimbal to move into the locked position without having to remove the filter. It removes glare from water reflections and bright sun and also seems to improve color purity, especially blues and greens. It attached to the lens magnetically which might actually be a bit too strong as it is difficult to remove sometimes but that's better than being too lose and prone to falling off! Good price compared to other similar filters, too.

This small filter is a great example of good things that come in small packages. The filter fits the Osmo 3 perfectly and easily. The polarizing effect of removing reflections from water, shiny leaves, and windows is first rate. Due to the size of the filter, I'd suggest that you adjust the filter for the effect you desire before you begin shooting. The combination of the small size and the Osmo 3's gimble make it nearly impossible to turn the filter and maintain a stable shot. I can't wait to get out and really put the filter through its paces.

I got this filter because the one I already had wouldnt allow the glimpse to properly close due to its size. This can stay on my Osmo all the time and it has never gotten hung up on anything while powering on or off. Images are better than ever. Its a must if you have a pocket 3

Thanks to the CPL filter from K&F, the videos and images are now much more vivid. The filter fully serves its purpose and gives the recordings an incomparable look. Definitely recommended for anyone who wants to improve their camera's recordings!

Fantastic product yet again from K&F but please beware that if you have a projector on the lens of your pocket 3 then you will have clearance issues with the CPL attach. By clearance issues I mean when you turn on and off the gimbal you will have issues with the CPL rubbing the gimbal arm.

For me personally I wanted to make the CPL from K&F work as it should so decided to remove the clear protector that I had installed on my lens. I don't like the idea of having no protection on the lens so looks like I'm going to have to get myself a UV from K&F now aswell.