Quality is certainly not the same as more expensive lenses from Moment or Sandmarc, but should be good enough for most people. The M6 Revolver is available with one of up to 15 different cases, from a simple wood grain or carbon fiber to colorful patterns and Asian-inspired designs with dragons to quirky designs with cats and fish. And, because all are contained in the puck, they’re much easier to carry around than clip-on lenses, and stay protected when not in use. In addition to the telephoto lens, the M6 has a second telephoto, a wide angle, macro, super macro, and fisheye lens. Images taken using the M6 Revolver’s telephoto lens were good, and because it was magnetically attached to the case, made it much less susceptible to bumping or misalignment than traditional clip-on lenses. Depending on the size of your hands, it may get in the way of getting a secure grip on the phone, since it takes up a good portion of the back of the case. The actual lenses, six in all, are contained in a circular puck, about 1.5 inches in diameter. In the middle of the case is a disc that the M6’s lenses attach to magnetically. If you own an older iPhone model then the Ztylus M6 Revolver is worth a look, because it includes a case for the iPhone X down to iPhone 7.
Still, for $45, it is not a very risky investment if you are just getting into iPhoneography and want a better wide angle and macro lens combo.
During our testing, we found that if the phone is not held still, the amount of detail in the photo was certainly lacking. While the Xenvo produces acceptable images, it’s no match for the more expensive lens systems that we have reviewed from Moment or Sandmarc. Taking a photo of a patterned chair revealed the threads of fabric looping together in each color.
Both lenses are decently sharp in the middle of the photo, however get softer towards the edges. The lens is encased in a relatively nice aluminum housing, and comes in a little semi-hard case with a round, rechargeable clip-on light with three different brightness settings. The Xenvo 2-in-1 combination lens combines a Super Wide lens and a 15X Macro lens, and attaches to your camera using a universal clip, which can be used on any number of smartphones. After testing a number of inexpensive options, the best iPhone lens kit for those on a budget is the Xenvo Pro 2-in-1 system.
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