The Switch 6 puts three sets of focal points on the back of the case inside a sliding track. With a snappy slide, the focal points are put over the cell phone's worked in cameras to swap out the diverse alternatives, or you can just store the focal point set while utilizing the coordinated camera.
The focal point sets incorporate a 180-degree fisheye and 2x fax; 10x large scale and 20x super full scale; 120-degree wide edge and 2x fax. Exchanging between the cell phone's two cameras enables clients to get to the two focal points in each combine.
The focal points slide into an indent at the back of the case that weighs only two ounces and is 12 mm thick. The case secures the back and sides of the telephone, while a raised edge keeps some screen scratches. A hold at the back and discretionary wrist strap help give the framework better shooting ergonomics.
The Revolver Light goes up against a comparative case plan, yet a completely unique way to deal with swapping focal points. The focal point set still slides up finished the inherent focal points or down for straightforward capacity, however the arrangement of four focal points can likewise be pivoted around, enabling the client to swap focal points with a fast turn. The focal point alternatives incorporate a 2x fax, 180-degree fisheye, 10x large scale and 20x super full scale.
The cases are a follow-up to the Kamerar Zoom Lens that gave the iPhone 7 Plus extra focal points soon after the cell phone initially propelled. Not at all like the new alternatives, the Kamerar utilized two focal point combines that slide out of the case completely to swap, without the sliding or turning focal point changes.
The Switch 6 retails for $50 with the Revolver Lite offering for about $45.
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