Purchased on Amazon and used only once. Only for those who don't mind. It cost around 3,500 yen at the time of purchase. Brand: Apexel Focal Length Description: 40~70 millimeters Lens Type: Macro Camera Lens Description: Commercially available macro lenses require a shooting distance of 10-20mm (less than 1 inch) and need to be very close to the subject. This HD macro lens is 40-70mm (1.6-2.8 inches). Also, it has a super-large aperture of F1.8 (the smaller the F-number, the larger the aperture), an equivalent focal length of 1.9in/5cm, and a working distance of 1.5-2.7in/4-7cm. You can obtain clear and sharp macro photos. Commercially available macro lenses require a shooting distance of 10-20mm (less than 1 inch) and need to be very close to the subject. This... Show More Maximum Focal Length: 10 millimeters Minimum Focal Length: 33 millimeters If you have a thick model like iPhone 16/16Pro, please contact customer service and they will send you a dedicated adapter for free. 【HD Smartphone Macro Lens】The APEXEL smartphone macro lens is a professional-grade macro photography lens. Beginners should order our 12/24x macro lens. It's easy to use. 【Shooting Distance】 Commercially available smartphone macro lenses require a shooting distance of 10-20mm (less than 1 inch) and need to be very close to the subject. This HD macro lens is 40-70mm (1.6-2.8 inches). Also, it has a super-large aperture of F1.8 (the smaller the F-number, the larger the aperture), an equivalent focal length of 1.9in/5cm, and a working distance of 1.5-2.7in/4-7cm. You can obtain clear and sharp macro photos. 【High-Quality Macro Lens】 Close-up photography and macro photography are among the most popular shooting types among digital photographers today. You can use an iPhone macro lens to take clearer photos of small objects. It is very suitable for close-up shooting and has a function to magnify the magnification. It is perfect for nature lovers, who are amazed by the wonders of the small world. You can take beautiful photos of flowers, leaves, insects in nature, stamps, jewelry, textiles, fingerprints, etc. in life with the lens.