Customer Ratings & Reviews

I upgrade my iPhone every 2 years, so I'm always keen to take extra care of it. This means case, screen protector, and lens protectors. You make them I am paranoid, but if you throw your phone in the same pocket as your house keys, you will be bound to scratch your iPhone lens unless you add protectors. The ZAGG Lens Protection Kit for the iPhone 17 Pro Max work more like a screen protector, attaching to each lens itself (unlike other kits which can be bulky and are effectively a case for the lens). Installation is easy, wipe down your lens with the included wipes and then align the protection kit and press down - voilla! done. The protectors are barely visible, have no impact on your photography, and were a perfect fit with my after market case. As for why you should by these ZAGG lens protectors instead of others, and the main reason I buy ZAGG to begin with, is they come with a lifetime replacement warranty. So for 2 years, I have peace of mind that my iPhone camera lenses are protected and if something were to happen, ZAGG has my back.

I am not sure where to begin here. Zagg makes these lens protectors because they're always focused on giving you protective cover for just about every surface of your phone. With proper use of their products you could keep you shiny new iPhone Pro practically shrink-wrapped from harm and any malevolence that could possibly ever cross its path and it would emerge unscathed. There is only one reason I can think to use these lens protectors, as the glass in the lenses is Sapphire Crystal and very difficult to damage or scratch with normal use, but the framing around the new lenses is back to being Aluminum - Like the cheaper iPhones have been - And those rims around the lenses are well protected by these little protection rings. If you use your phone anywhere there's puncture or pierce risk for the lenses, like rocky areas or areas there the phone could be dropped in rough terrain where a lens could be broken, cracked or damaged on concrete or stone, these will assist in protecting them. They wouldnt be nearly as necessary if Apple hadn't abandoned titanium in the latest iPhone Pro series for the material their cheaper watches and phones are made out of, which almost always take damage as one of the softest materials to make a phone out of. I recommend these if you're hard on your cameras, or if you live a life of adventure, or you're worried about scratching/banging up the rims around the lenses. They work well for that purpose and I didnt notice any glare changes when using them, even in sunny conditions.

It made the camera more clear. I can finally protect my camera

Having this is great so I can be in piece of mind of my camera not getting scratched.