Neewer Variable ND2-32 Filter Compatible with DJI Osmo Pocket 3, Magnetic 1-5 Limited Stops Adjustable ND Filter, Action Camera Accessories, HD Optical Glass, Includes 2 LCD Screen Protectors, FL-50

This works well and my partner loves it.

This is a good basic set of filters allowing you to control the light for the best possible video. The selection of ND filters is decent and covers most situations and the circular polariser is handy for controlling the reflections and getting nicely saturated skies.

Really good quality and good price. Definitely helpful for shooting footage with the pocket 3 - especially in bright sunlight and to get good, natural motion blur.Application onto the pocket 3 is very easy. They use magnets and just clip on with no fuss.They perform really well and there’s a decent selection there. ND16 is something I use regularly in manual settings and it’s a game changer.They are a good size too and easy to carry around with you especially in their little case they come with.I’ve rated 4 stars instead of 5 for 2 main reasons:1. The gimbal will close with the filters on with no issues, but errors have occurred when switching it on such as “gimbal protection”. This seems to be when the filter causes a minor jam as the gimbal is initialising and it can’t get to the position it is set to. It’s not a big issue, and sometimes it opens up fine. However, I’d recommend taking off the ND filters at all times and storing them in the case rather than risking it. My concern is that repeated issues with the gimbal opening could damage it over time and it’s not a chance I am willing to take.2. When the ND filters are in the case it’s difficult to see which filter is which unless you remove them first and have a look. Again, a minor issue, but it would be nice to be able to see which filter is which straight away to save time guessing.Overall though, they are excellent and do exactly what you need. I just felt it worth mentioning the couple of minor points above for other potential customers.

These variable ND filters are great and the bonus being is that they do not restrict the camera from shutting down but, I found it difficult to adjust the settings when on the camera lens as the magnet is not strong enough to hold the filter in place. However, it's not a major problem as I remove the filter from the lens to adjust the setting, and then place it back on.

Makes such a difference to reflections off of windows etc, the case is great with the magnetic bottom keeping them securely in place even if you forget to close the cover, I left it on the roof of my car while doing media work by accident and the magnetic bottom of the case actually kept it up there at 20mph 😂.

Some filters are too thick for the osmo to close up when powered down. They may be great filters, but ease of use trumps that any day.

I’m using it for work social media, it’s been great🙌

These filters are very thin and a bit fiddly, compared to the dji ones. They look best during daylight, so avoid using them in shade and well basically when the sun goes down. The reason for 4* is because I'm scared that when I'm taking them off the lens, that in time it will get damaged. Because the camera makes a weird shake.

I recently added the NEEWER Magnetic Black Diffusion 1/4 Filter to my DJI OSMO Pocket 3 setup, and it’s been a game changer for achieving that cinematic look I’ve been after. The quality of this filter is top-notch, and the magnetic attachment makes it super easy to pop on and off without disrupting my shots. It fits perfectly on the OSMO, just like any other lens, and the secure fit gives me peace of mind while filming.One thing I love about this filter is the dreamy, hazy effect it adds, especially when working with lights in darker settings. It softens the highlights beautifully and reduces harsh glare, giving my footage a more polished and professional feel. I initially thought it would affect the whole image, but it really only alters the lights, making them stand out in a subtle, cinematic way. I’ve tested it out with LED lights, and the results are amazing – perfect for creating that halation look that’s tough to replicate in post.The build quality of the filter is also impressive. The HD optical glass ensures crystal-clear imaging, and the multi-coated layers offer great protection against water, scratches, and oil, so I’m confident it’ll hold up in different shooting conditions. The lightweight, sturdy design means it doesn’t interfere with gimbal calibration, which is a big plus.Overall, this filter has significantly elevated my video quality and given me more creative control over my shots. Whether you’re vlogging or working on more professional projects, this filter is a fantastic addition to any OSMO Pocket 3 user’s kit. Highly recommended!

The filters are great, with a decent range of ND strengths, the magnets are strong and yet thin enough to keep one on the Osmo Pocket 3 when you turn it off (unlike some other brands, where the thickness causes the gimbal to not “park” all the way. The only slight disappointment is the mist filter, which is too strong to be of much use, in my opinion.

De los mejor en calidad precio, que sean variables es más fácil para hacer ajustes al momento sin tener que estar cambiando el lente. Muy prácticos

Seems like Neewer has also entered the Pocket 3 market with filters. I have used Neewer's Variable ND on another DJI product and loved it. These are no exception. It delivers what it delivers and it's also thin enough that the gimbal can shut down in the safest position. It's also magnetically stackable so you can use the CPL filter ontop or under the ND filter as well. I also like how it doesn't have any coloring accents on the filter, keeping it all black for that sleek look on the Pocket 3. The only thing that concerns me is how small it is, but that's not Neewer's fault but more how DJI has kept the lens small, so it's very easy to smudge the filters when you take them off or put it on....so just be cautious at how you handle them, and be ready to wipe them with a micro-fibre cloth.

Daylight outdoor shots with the Pocket 3 almost always come out overexposed, especially in the manual modes. Probably the most important accessory for this awesome little camera is a set of ND filters. Several companies manufacture those but this set from Neewer come in reasonably affordable price point here in India, also offering a wide range of exposure control options. These come well packaged, and do what they are meant to do very very effectively. They are stackable, meaning it's possible to combine one of the ND filters with the CPL filter. The gimbal head retracts without fuss with one of these kept attached.Only thing to be mindful of is the magnetic hold of the filters with the Pocket's lens is very very strong - which makes removing/replacing those a bit tricky owing their form factor, size and the overall delicate nature of the Pocket 3's lens and gimbal head. My hack is to stack one or more of the other filters on top of the base filter that I want to remove/replace first, which makes it easier. Alternatively, a small piece of metal can be used 'pull' the filter off.Hope this helps prospective buyers in India.