Water Repellent and Anti Fog Lens Accessory for GoPro | DSLR | Drone | Prevent Water Drops Ruining Footage While Surfing, Wake Boarding, Swimming, and Snorkeling. Must Have GoPro Accessory

Used for my over under dome on both my GoPro housing and big rig. It worked decently. It helped me keep the clarity of the dome for a while so no water spots or fogging happened during the shoot. Not a bad price

100% Better than GoPro factory hydrophobic lens coating. I Removed the GoPro factory lens coating, and applied Clarifii to my GoPro lens. Oh man, this stuff is amazing! Completely legit at keeping water droplets off of your GoPro lens in a whitewater environment. A lot of splashes and dunks, the coating never seemed to break down. There were no water drops on lens at any time, the video turned out great! Use multiple coatings of Clarifii before your next whitewater trip. {I used 4 coatings} Great product, get some today!

I am using this on a GoPro in a SuperSuit mounted at the waterline of a pool. It does work well to dissipate the droplets on the lens but only seems to last about 15 minutes. Reapplication on the humid pool deck is not very effective and the lifetime looks to be less than 5 minutes on the reapplication. I intend to continue to use this for the rest of the week to see if there is an improvement with subsequent applications.

Perhaps I'm not applying it 100% correctly, but it seems to work just fine, although not the best. The way you apply it MATTERS A LOT. My issue is with tiny tiny droplets, but I haven't tested it outside just yet. Dont rememember if description said how to but here's how I do it: How to apply: 1. Wipe lenses from any dirt or micro oils you can't see. I used 99% alcohol. Make sure you use the right one for your camera lens, or it might damage the lens protective layer, and might as well use a car's water repellent if that happens. Use a microfiber towel. You have to clean the surface with some cleaning product; otherwise, it won't apply well. 2. Apply 1-2 drops on your microfiber towel, depending on how thick your towel is. Wipe it on the lens so you can see a tiny layer of haze or maybe tiny droplets. Do not drip it on the camera lens, as it can create an uneven layer. 3. As soon as you wipe the camera with the Clarifii, let it sit for 5 seconds, then wipe it down with a clean microfiber towel. This stuff dries out super fast, and if you don't wipe it in time, it will leave a microscopic uneven layer that tiny tiny droplets will get stuck to. 4. Let it sit for a couple of hours at least, and then go use your camera. I haven't tried, but you can reapply maybe 30 minutes later, using another drop on the towel and repeating steps 2-3. I haven't tested this way by using my camera in water, but it seems very promising once a done a couple of droplet tests.

I honestly didn't think it was going to work as good as it did. This stuff is amazing. Just got done surfing and filming with my GoPro Hero5 Session. Every video came out crystal clear with no water drops in the lens. I've tried Rain-X which doesn't work very well and the old standard of licking the lens; which, works moderately well but always seems to fail on the most important shots. Never again. With Clarifii, every single video came out great. Can't emphasize this enough. If you are using your camera for filming in the water, get this. Best investment for your camera that you can make. How I used it. When I pulled up to the surf spot I put a couple drops on the lens and used my finger to spread it evenly over the entire area. While I got suited up the solution dried. Took it my board and camera out to the ocean and dunked the camera once. From them on, I forgot all about it. After two hours in the water and 20+ videos reviewed, all I can say is, "wow". The picture stayed clear all the way to the last video of my final wave coming in. I bought a second bottle just to support the company, but I don't think I'll need it for quite some time. Just a few drops and your good to go. One bottle should last a very long time.

Awful... went with this product on the theory that you get what you pay for and this is EXPENSIVE for the little bottle that it is! Anyway product doesn’t do what it claims. I used it on my racquetball safety goggles. It left a milky residue that I could not remove by just polishing (vigorously). I had to use a glass cleaner to clear it and then of course it wasn’t able to repel water nor did it retain any anti fogging capabilities. Go with something cheaper that way you don’t have to suffe as much buyer’s remorse.

I had gone on a month long trip to Hawaii with my GoPro Hero 6. I got a ton of great shots, but Im sad to say that a lot of would-be great shots were ruined by water spots. It wasn't until AFTER I came back from the trip that I even found out about this product. Its a damn shame that I wont be able to test this out in Hawaii again, at least not for awhile anyway. But my friend has a pool and I tested it out a bunch there and the shots turned out great. I thought the water would bead right off but it actually looks like water is somehow held across the whole lens and creates an even layer that still gives you a clear shot. I have NOT tried this with saltwater yet, but judging by other reviews I think it will work fine in that. I ran this under a faucet and in and out of the pool a bunch of times and it worked perfectly. Highly recommend. Having this is a necessity if you have an action camera and use it in water. Glad to say that it even works well on the plastic underwater armour case made for gopro!