20 Best Lens Cleaner For Camera (2023 Updated)

Standard Lenspen works fine on regular sized lenses. Both camera sized, and spotting scope sized. Nice to have both a brush for lint, or sand to wipe off. Then the cleaning pad on the other side with some kind of dry cleaning compound that works well for fingerprints, and smugges! Handy item to keep in your kit bag! Well worth the small cost!.

An actual Nikon branded LensPen just like the one I bought 10 years ago! This one is the real deal in actual Nikon packaging. This new one now has a screw on cap to protect the cleaning element so no more lost caps in my camera bag.

Works great, just like my original one.

I’ve never been able to fold a cloth small enough to fit up to the edges of a lens on a telescope. Now I don’t have to! The lens cleaning pen lets me whisk loose dust off the lens, then use the cleaning pad to reach up to that tiny edge where the lens meets the housing.

Works well, works fast and stashes easily. Will be buying more of them.

This is a nice and complete cleaning kit. I have not used it yet but it has every thing that you would need to clean high quality lenses that have coatings on them. It comes in a nice pouch and that makes it really easy to store or keep in your camera bag.

I have some high end Nikon lenses and binoculars and I purchased this kit specifically to clean them. It should work just fine.

This is a nice cleaning kit with the only negative being the empty plastic bottle. I was unable to find anything to fill it with ad all the cleaning fluid seems to come in its own little spray bottle, so I just purchased one and gave the empty bottle from this kit to my wife, since she travels a lot and finds little bottles useful.

Otherwise, it has everything I need to clean my DSLR and keep it all in one handy location without having to dig in my camera bag. Recommended.

This kit includes one of the best blowers I’ve ever used. A couple of squeezes will blast dust and grime from your lenses. Also good for blowing dust and particles from the sensor and mirror. Comes with lens tissues and a retractable brush plus a small spray bottle for cleaning fluid.

All in a durable zippered hard case.

First of all – this is of course excellent piece of equipment, no doubt about it! ANTI-FOG CLOTH does excellent job and can be used up to 200 times if used and stored properly. ADVICE: After the use just sealed it back in double-seal storage system (cloth is already delivered with this storage).

MICRO-FIBER CLEANING CLOTH is washable so yes, if used and washed in proper manners it will last for long time. And for 2 PENS in this cleaning kit i think i do not need to loose much words as i already owned few NIKON pens.

They do exactly what they are made for – and they do it with excellency! All in all – 4 items that you get with this purchase are well packed in small and very handy high-quality made purse, so if you are after cleaning lens kit that will serve you long and well than look no further and get this Lens Pen Pro Kit.

PS: B&H crew did an excellent job at sending my order to SLOVENIA. Item sent next day, was well packed and arrived very fast. Cheers to that! Take care!.

I received this kit a couple weeks ago and put it to work right away cleaning camera and lens. The pouch is well made. It is double zippered so it can open completely and lie flat or just partially open depending on what one wants.

It has a little metal D ring on the back which adds to possibilities of attaching to something else like camera bag, etc. The pouch also has a sleeve sewn on the back for a camera or bag strap to fit through.

No complaints about this set up. The lens cloth is good optical quality and generous size and no residual fuzzies. It easily cleans things up to sparkly. There are two sizes of lens pens. Both have quality retractable brushes for dust and the carbon black disc for fine cleaning after brushing.

The lens pens are very good and I had no problem using them. There is also a small anti fog cloth. There are instruction sheets for lens pens, anti-fog cloth and lens cloth. There is enough room in the kit to put a few moist lens wipes and even the small bottle of cleaner or a blower if one wanted.

I just tucked in some moist cloths. This is a very nice all purpose kit to have available that one can adjust to one’s personal likes. It easily fits in a glove box, under seat, console, etc. I myself don’t have it dangling on my camera strap because I don’t like excess stuff but I do have it in the truck when I go out shooting.

I actually never review anything but there was minimal description of this item & no reviews so I felt it may help anyone considering it. I’ve loved all my purchases from B&H so far, so I’m bummed that my 1st review will be negative, but I am disappointed with this pro kit.

I had a Nikon lens pen that I lost and was looking to replace. I loved that pen and paid about half one pen as this whole kit was priced, so it seemed like a great deal. There aren’t pictures of it so I wasn’t super clear what was included.

Here’s what you get: a smaller lens pen brush than if you buy it on its own & a tiny one- not sure what it’s point is; a defog lens cloth- sounds great, haven’t tried it yet; and a lens cloth that says it is not recommended for use on quality lenses- WHAT???!! I believe my Nikon lenses are quality glass & would have hoped Nikon’s own lens cloth could be used on them.

I’m also not sure what is low enough quality that I’m comfortable using this cloth on, so basically it’s useless. So I now feel that I pretty much paid double for the one lens pen I was looking to replace.

Oh yes, it also comes in a dandy carrying case! Hope this review helps. I do love the Nikon lens pen, though, and would recommend it on its own.

Nice quality no-nonsense accessory. For years I’ve used this simple and small, inexpensive cleaning cloth for my Nikon digicam. ‘Seems’ to do the job for which it’s designed. I give 4 stars based on my subjective, common sense findings.

Attaches easily (via a simple inch-long plastic spring-clip) to your camera, scope or binocular body or carrying strap. The whole affair stays so quietly unobtrusive and out of the way that you might easily forget it’s there in the first place.

It’s when you see a real need to remove flying dust & debris from a lens that you come to realize it’s there. (Basically imagine like if you find yourself either on a hectic, windy Gotham City photoshoot chasing, gadfly-like, after ‘hot celebs’ in crowded Times Square, or perhaps instead, idly beachcombing along gentle breeze-swept Mississippi Gulf Coast sand dunes while questing, tyro-like, after sea-going birdlife.

) Wham – bam! Right smack-dab in the face! You vexingly yell, Clean my lens! And, how accessible this cloth is by not having to rummage irksomely, shakenly through the messy innards of your cluttered camera bag for a cleansing cloth that simply is nowheres to be found.

But, it’s here, right on the carrying strap – an agile fingers-grasp away. Your lens cleaning cloth. Bottom line: the working-end of it is a smallish, dishwater-gray soft cloth that handily tucks out of the way into its integrated, untoasted marshmellow-sized, bed pillow-shaped pouch.

Using your pinched forefinger & thumb you agilely tug on a ‘feelable’ or visible part this balled-up 6 x 6 square micro-cloth (the actual, effective working area may be as small as 5-1/4 x 5-1/4 sq. ), making this pull-out cloth usually fairly (fairly – not completely) convenient to use and re-store for future optically-based deployments.

All in all, it seems to effectively remove most debris from a lens or viewing window (also eyeware, too) with but a swipe or two of the cloth and without need for messy cleansing solutions.

This thing is tiny. As in, I cannot stress enough how much smaller it is in person than I expected from the product images. I will admit that this isn’t a big issue, as it does not need to be bigger for simply cleaning your lens while out in the field.

It just surprised me when I opened the shipping box. The quality is superior. It’s been great to attach them to my various camera bags and know I always have a great quality cloth on hand. I love that it folds back up into it’s carrying sleeve.

it will be interesting to see how it all holds up to washing. I do wish they offered a medium size option I could purchase as well. I would enjoy a bigger option for when I am cleaning lens and even the body back at home.

This came with a lens purchase. The cleaning cloth comes in a little inverted pouch with a hook on it. I guess the idea is you can hook the pouch to a strap somewhere in your gear and have quick access to a clean cloth.

I cannot really picture using it in practice. What would I hook it to? In order to use it I would need to unhook it. To get the cloth back into the little pouch takes a bit of effort. I will stick with keeping cleaning cloths in little ziplock bags in my backpack, or handy in a pocket.

The cloth itself looks thin, but I gave it a try and actually did a good job when tried on my reading glasses.

3 IS the magic number. If you have a camera, lens(es) and filters, you will love having and using this set. I was originally just going to buy the lenspen and micropen – I thought having 3 pens might be overkill – but now that I have used them, I’m really glad I have a specific pen for lenses, filters, and small camera areas.

They clean the dust so well that I’m pretty sure it’s witchcraft (the good kind). PROS: 1) I love that the cap that covers the micro-fibers pad is s screw-on so I don’t have to worry about it popping off and ruining the pad.

2) I love that the brushes just slide out and retract with a little switch. 3) The pad on the micropen is the Perfect tiny-size for cleaning dust and junk off of viewfinders. CONS: None. Seriously. Just remember to keep the fiber-pads clear of your fingers so they stay clean and oil-free.

If you’re thinking about getting a lenspen, get this kit. You won’t regret it.

I had to replace my decade old Lenspen and was happy to see that these new pens are even better than before. I use the concave lens pen after I clean my Carl Zeiss lens with Zeiss lens wipes, and it removes any remaining streaks the wipes leave afterwards.

I wouldn’t trust any other brand to clean expensive lenses. The flat filter pen is also great for my multiple B+H filters. A must have for your camera kit.

I purchased this sensor cleaning kit for my crop sensor cameras, Canon T6 and 80D, both had some stubborn dust or pollen on the sensors. I first checked with a local camera shop in my area, they refused to sell me any cleaning supplies as It’s too difficult of a task they told me.

They did offer to clean my cameras for $40. 00 each. I viewed a couple of YouTube videos and decided I was up for the task! It’s not really that difficult of a job. Everything in the kit worked well except for the sensor brush.

The sensor brush is just too big and bushy for a crop sensor camera. I could not get the entire brush on the sensor. Several of the bristles became caught in the camera and broke off. I was able to remove them with a good pair of tweezers.

Overall, the kit worked great and my sensors are now clean of any foreign material, and I have enough leftover materials for another four cleanings. The only improvement I would suggest is, include a dedicated 16mm sensor brush in the crop sensor cleaning kit.

Any photographer who utilizes multiple lenses on a single body knows the fear of contamination of the camera’s sensor. This cleaning kit helps to alleviate the fear of expensive repair costs. Follow the instructions and never look back on someone else cleaning your camera and enjoy your camera’s images as if it were still brand new.

With Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn so prominently on display in the the evening sky, I eagerly awaited the arrival of the Celestron 20×80 Skymaster binoculars. They arrived from east to west coast in three days and I immediately opening the double box packaging to find them impressive and easy to hold.

The first thing I noted was that the binoculars comes provided with an integrated tripod socket: a great idea considering the difficulty in holding these steady. Both front and back lens and eyepiece covers and a strap are also provided.

I took them outside, mounting them to my Manfroto tripod and was impressed with the clarity of view: Jupiter’s four moons were clearly presented in a horizontal parade and Jupiter’s two main belts showed great separation and were prominently displayed.

In contrast, Mars’ ruddiness was clearly apparent, as was it’s pronounced disc size. not as large as Jupiter’s, but still quite significant. Had I been in a dark location rather than in the city, I may have spotted some detail.

Saturn rings were fully on display and the slight yellow tinge was apparent. Finally, the first quarter moon displayed great, sharp detail along the terminator as well as sharp contrasty craters at the moon’s edge.

Only a very slight amount of blue was evident: remarkable for a pair of binoculars at this price. Owning both a four inch refractor and an 11 schmidt/cassegrain, I have to say that there is nothing like looking at the heavens with both eyes and the Celestron 20×80 accomplishes that very nicely.

It’s like having twin 80mm refractors in a compact housing. While contrast, color, and sharpness are all quite above what one might expect at this price range (under $100, delivered) my only real concern is that they are so light weight one must consider the long term stability of the lens’ collimation should they be dropped or roughly handled.

That being said, if handled with care, the Celestron Skymaster 20×80 should provide years of astronomical pleasure.

I love lenspens! I think they are the best way to clean a lens or filter, and they are quick and easy to use when you are out in the field. Ive found that there are two different materials that are used for the cleaning pad end of the lenspen.

One of them is much better than the other, and the Celestron has the better type of cleaning pad. The other (inferior) pads are a thicker, softer fabric that leaves fibers on the lens, and doesnt really do a good job of cleaning it.

This lenspen uses the thinner, less fibrous pad, and I think it uses graphite within the cap to gently clean the lens. The first lenspen of this type that I bought, years and years ago still works. Its nice to have a few of them so you can keep one in each camera bag, especially if you have multiple cameras.

This handy little device, or a similar item from another brand, is what I always turn to whenever I get a smudge on a lens – binoculars, telescope, camera, etc. The soft brush is great at safely removing gritty dust before polishing away the smudge with the other end of the tool.

I’m very picky about my lenses and have never seen this item harm the lens surface or coatings. I would not want to be without it, and recommend it highly.

I like this lens cleaning kit. And all the extra lens clothes (wipes) are a bonus. If your lens is dirty, your pictures are worthless and full of post processing to remove spots. Just clean your lens.

excellent little kit take anywhere compact and easy to use keeps my camera in good shape, thank you

This kit contains everything I need for cleaning my cameras. Had been looking around for a while, this is excellent.

I wish I had known about this sooner! When I got my first DSLR I went a little overboard trying to take pictures and see what it could do. At some point I had all of my houseplants in the shower to water, cleanse, and socialize them.

Well I though I could practice some cool wet plant shots and took my camera and both lenses to try it out. I ended up with water spots on both lenses and they wouldn’t go away. I wear glasses so I have tons of gentle cloths and used them to clean my lenses but the water spots along the edge wouldn’t budge.

I almost though they had condensed on the inside and my lenses were forever stained. That was, of course, until now. This little pen cleaned them just like new, just like that. I brushed away the dust and then used the squeegee sized and VOILÁ! They were gone! I couldn’t believe it.

I was so relieved and happy and amazed. Get this! This little miracle pen! It’s awesome!.

It’s okay. I read some reviews that said it smeared making their camera lens worse. So I tested on a pair of dollar store reading glasses that needed cleaning. They are better but not perfect. It would have been faster to use water and a clean cloth.

That’s not an option on a camera lens. I may use it on a camera – still undecided about that. It has a nice brush at one end which I will use on a variety of things. Just not sure how often I will use the cleaning end of it.

Used properly, Lenspen is the best tool i’ve found for cleaning my lenses. it won’t scratch your expensive glass, i whisks away finger marks, oil and other deposits you may pick up from the environment.

I trust it more than micro-fiber, because the cloth will pick up potentially abrasive particles that can scratch the lens. Lenspen’s cleaning element is protected when not in use so it doesn’t share that problem.

I used mine on an African safari (terribly dusty) and it worked like a charm. I never use anything else.

not very wet but more or less works. I use a spray bottle of glasses cleaner to spray on my glasses and then use these as disposable wipes because these wipes are sort of dry. they can be used as they are but I recommend running glasses under a faucet first to clean grit and dirt particles off first, and then spray glasses cleaner on your lenses before using one of these wipes.

I have also found that these wipes are good on whiteboard as they are without needing to use other cleaner.

Outstanding wipes!! They clean my glasses and my phone screen so well. No fog or grime for a full day. I clean them twice a day at the most. Nikon Wipes are my new go-to.

these wipes clean but my eye doctor’s vision shop told me they damage the scratch protection coating. I’m in the process of replacing my very expensive lenses after using the wipes for about 6 months.

Im a fan of this blower compared to the other popular air blowers. The Nisi is a little smaller, which is great for packing in your bag. I always have this one with me.

I needed this to blow dust off my camera mirror. Works perfectly!It can also be used on computer equipment or other sensitive items.

Larger than I was expecting, great blower.

By far, the BEST lens cleaner I ever used!! It never leaves a smear and cleans the lens as clear as it’s ever going to get. And, one bottle goes a long way. When you spray it on your lens, a fine mist is all that’s needed to do the job.

The product is that efficient. Other lens cleaners are usually soapy. Vius Premium Lens Cleaner will not leave a residue. A quick, light rub with the vius cloth, or any microfiber or silk cloth does the trick.

It’s like magic! It doesn’t have a masking odor, so what you’ll be smelling is its natural smell. It doesn’t smell as good as it would if it were fragranced. But, you’re not breathing in a toxic fume, either.

You can also use this lens cleaner on your computer screens, of course. Enjoy it. Make your life a little easier and less aggravating.

I adore this lens cleaner. I use it nearly every day to clean my eye glasses, sun glasses and keep my phone streak free and it never seems to leave the bottle!

I’ve been looking for a product that doesn’t leave streaks on my eyeglasses and camera. Vius lens cleaner wipes away dirt smoothly and leaves it looking like new. I am very happy with this purchase.

Excellent little camera cleaning kit for the price. The lens brush and cleaner could be a little better. I typically don’t use those because I have the official “Lens Pen” which has better quality but they make use for a good backup in my camera bag.

For the price I would definitely get this. I searched endlessly, Amazon, B&H, etc. , for a camera cleaning kit and this was the best one for the price and the contents that come with it.

In this kit I can say I highly recommend the blower, cloth, Tissue paper, and the lens spray. The brush works well too but the special tip attachments on the one side can actually do more harm then good so be careful if you use that.

There’s a tool called the “Lens Pen” That does it better and it’s sold at Best buy too. Otherwise I can recommend everything else in this kit.

Would not recommend to anyone. The microfiber is very abrasive and covered with lint. I used it on the LCD screen for my camera and it left tiny scratches on it. Same goes for the tissue paper. The tissue paper is also thin and abrasive.

After using the micro fiber I wanted to test the tissue paper on a lens protector. It scratched it like the micro fiber did.

Product does not do the job of cleaning my glasses. Disappointing. Shipping was terrible everything inside the envelope was soaking wet. The whole experiencing was awful!

Not bad. I thought that this would be a larger 8 ounce kit. However, that was because I misread the description. This kit is very good. It is better that the cleaning kit that came with my prescription eyeglasses from the ophthalmologist and the price was right.

product is ok, but getting it here took way longer than I was told it would take. It crossed the good old USA twice and was even in my state once before it headed back to the other side of the USA again.

From the time it was shipped it took over 13 days to get to me! FED EX SUCKS.

Used this on a feature film, went home and bought one immediately. Just be careful to not spray Pancro directly onto coated lenses and filters and don’t overspray. Spritz once or twice onto a Kim-Wipe and basically any smudge is gone and there shouldn’t be any streaks.

The other lens cleaner fluids, even the ones from top brands like Zeiss, still run into streaking issues sometimes no matter how careful I am. Pancro just does it well.

It’s enough product for a while. Considering that you only need a small amount to clean the lens. The product when it’s applied feels clean, if you use the kimwipes correctly, then it shows; no residues, no smudges.

The liquid makes its job right. I only have normal common liquid to clean glasses, so, it’s a night and day how you can see the Pancro cleaning the surface of a lens (and no, I don’t use normal liquid on lenses, but I tested on some glasses).

So, be sure to use proper equipment. Recommended!.