🔥 Keep Your Lens Hot, Not Your Shots!
The COOWOO Lens Heater Warmer is a versatile 450mm heating strip designed to prevent fogging and freezing of camera lenses and telescopes. Made from premium neoprene and certified for safety, it features a 5V USB connection for easy power access and an adjustable temperature controller with three settings, making it perfect for outdoor photography, astronomy, and even warming bottles.
D**M
Great little piece of equipment.
Saves having to clean the lens of dew when doing night photography. Works very well, but you do need a power-bank to keep it going. I use a small flat energizer power-bank, about half the size of a smart phone.
R**E
Wish I'd bought some of these years ago. Brilliant!
Perfect for telescope anti-condensation heater duty. Nice power control feature too. Very neat and very good value. Needed to daisy-chain two heaters together (very easy to do using the velcro fasteners attached) to reach all the way around my 9 1/4" SCT. Fitted perfectly.
B**E
Switch doesn't work on mine but dew heater fine
This works well and keeps my lens dew and frost free. The switch stopped working fairly quickly but as it was easily removable, I just use it without the switch. It still does exactly what I want.I didn't bother to send the switch back so I might just have a bad one.
D**E
Does its job very well.
My wife is a very keen photographer and has had several photos published. This lens heater has proved massively useful in stopping her lenses from fogging up in various locations, indoors and outdoors. She now says she wants another one as a spare. She can buy that one herself.
F**E
dewheater for scopes
Product works very well, and is nonetheless unexpensive. I used it on my telescopes for astro imaging.Just works...have 2 of them now.
B**R
Astro
Great product. Here’s hoping for clear skies
A**R
Works perfect for longer exposure’s
Easy to use, and works perfectly highly recommend!
S**.
Potentially hazardous
I purchased two of these in March & November 2020 as dew heaters for my imaging and guiding telescopes. I took them off to adjust their position and found that both of them were burnt. The pictures are of the worst of the two but the second one was going in the same direction. They have been returned to Amazon. They are a potential fire hazard
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