I have a LIFEPROOF case on my iPhone. Will the lenses still screw in properly?
802297
No, the lens screws onto a case that you have to put on the phone. You would have to remove any case you have on the phone, replace it with the case that comes with the lens kit, and then attach the lens to the case. For what it's worth this kit wasn't very good anyway, the lens is very low quality. the only thing I used from this kit is the little tripod and the mount for the phone that attaches to the tripod.
802298
You have to take it out of the life-proof case. It comes with a separate case that the lens screws into.
802299
No, you have to use the case that they provide you which enables the lens to screw into it. I had to remove my case every time I wanted to use it ... that is the down side of this.
802300
No. The only drawback to this kit is that you have to use the case provided - no other case can be on your phone . You could switch back and forth - but what a pain!
1418231
No it will not fit a Lifeproof case. HOWEVER, I filed off the plastic keyring loop and it fits like a charm. I then used a tiny keyring loop to secure it to my keyring. If your handy and/or creative you can make it work without issue.
656617
Sorry. I don't have a lifeproof case, but if you can charge your phone with the case on using your Apple charger, I think this one should work as well. I visually compared the two and the depth of the male pins seems to be the same.
1922153
You have to remove it for the lens to fit, unfortunately. I wish you could put it over your case because your iPhone is super vulnerable when your case is off.
1669783
Yes, they fit at the very end of your lens. They screw on the very tiny threads. It took me a little while to figure out.
1991289
Yes, I've never had a problem with the case, it's very responsive, it's way better then the lifeproof in my opinion.
389003
I have an iPad Air and the lifeproof case I have works great, no problems using the camera.
2024733
I have no issues at all with my lense, the case is thin, but the lense never touches the surface it is sitting on. The case is a little smoother than others Ive used, which equates to being a little harder to grip, but it was very easy for me to get used to. I remain very happy with this case.
2125976
Yes you will have to, because the way the lens secures to the phone is through a case you have to put onto the phone. Unless you could put the otter box case over the camera case but I doubt that
550822
Just a heads up, the mount did not fully snap into my A7s. It's relatively secure, and the lenses work great, but you should be wary of torquing lenses on the body instead of allowing them to snap in.
420246
I would think not as it comes with a case designed for an iPhone 5 that all the lenses attach to.
1429292
It sure will! It should work on all Lifeproof cases. Just be sure to attach the mount on the outside of the case. If you attach it to your phone and then put your phone in the case you could potentially tear the lining around the camera. But on the outside of the case you won't have that issue at all.
2080660
It is fair. Just make sure that the case, as well as your lenses, are clean.
1265325
Yes - they screw on; but I found that you need to have the camera turned on (lens extended a little) to screw them on. i bought only for the clear filter to protect the camera lens. Have not used the other filters.
1101565
No. I bought these in July 2015 because people here said they fit, but neither of mine fit into any of my three LifeProof cases (iPhone 4S, iPhone 4S, & iPad 3).
1589188
Nope. If you lay the phone on the camera side, your camera lens will touch the surface.
1993280
No. Basically, you need the iPhone to be naked with out any covers or cases. I use a Otter Box daily, but when I use this camera set up, I take the case off. Once you have your phone naked, it will be placed into a special "wrap" or cover that allows the lenses to be screwed on. Lenses will not attach to the phone any other way.