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Product guide

GOBE NDX 62mm Variable ND Lens Filter

The GOBE NDX 62mm Variable ND Lens Filter adjusts light reduction by rotating its ring, for camera users who want to vary exposure without swapping fixed filters. Its listed ND2–ND400 range is accompanied by a clear limitation: the listing advises against wide-angle and telephoto lenses and warns of an X-pattern near the strongest settings.

At a glance

The rotating ring is described as offering ND2–ND400 adjustment and reducing light by 1 to 8.66 f-stops.
Variable density can help maintain slower shutter speeds for motion blur or use wider apertures in bright conditions.
The listing describes optical glass with nano-coating, but gives conflicting coating-layer counts.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£36.00~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Variable adjustment offers a broad stated light-reduction range without changing filters.
Useful in principle for long exposures, motion blur and video exposure control in changing light.
Customer feedback reports appreciation for adjustability and ease of use.

Cons

The listing cautions against wide-angle and telephoto lenses, narrowing suitable lens choices.
At wider settings, the listing says rotation is limited to about halfway through the range to avoid an X-pattern.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity and fit
Brand	GOBE
Model	NDX
Filter thread size	62 Millimetres
Compatible devices	Cameras with 62mm filter thread size

Filter characteristics
Effect type	Neutral Density
Filter factor	29.5 x
Material	Optical Glass
Coating	Nano Coating
Water resistance listed	Water Resistant

Dimensions and weight
Dimensions listed	6.2L x 6.2W centimetres
Weight listed	60 Grams

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing gives conflicting coating details: one section claims 24-layer nano-coating while another says 8 layers. It also describes the rotation range as ND2–ND400 and 1 to 8.66 f-stops, but separately lists a 29.5 x filter factor. Wide-angle and telephoto use is discouraged, and the listing says the usable rotation range on wide-angle focal lengths is restricted to about halfway to avoid an X-pattern. A larger lens cap or hood, or a step-up filter size for stacking, may be needed. Confirm lens suitability and what fits your setup before buying.

What’s in the box

Included

Filter

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Photographers or video makers with a 62mm filter-thread lens who want variable exposure adjustment in bright or changing light.
Users seeking to experiment with motion blur or slower shutter speeds without overexposing scenes.

Less suited to

Wide-angle or telephoto lens users, which the listing specifically advises against for this filter.
Anyone who needs reliable adjustment across the entire range on wide-angle focal lengths, since the listing warns of an X-pattern.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 4,017 ratings

5 stars71%71%
4 stars17%17%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars2%2%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights the filter's construction, adjustability, ease of use and perceived value. Image sharpness, colour and exposure control receive mixed reports, including vignetting, uneven-looking brightness or colour and darkened corners. Those concerns matter most when using demanding focal lengths or pushing variable ND adjustment towards its extremes, which is relevant given the listing's own warning about wide-angle use and an X-pattern. Feedback describes user perceptions, not verified performance measurements.

Positive themes

Customers report that the filter feels well constructed and appreciate its adjustability and ease of use.
Customers also describe it as good value.

Mixed feedback

Reports about image quality vary, with some customers describing retained sharpness and others reporting prominent vignetting.
Colour feedback is mixed, including reports of no noticeable cast and reports of a darker centre with lighter edges.
Exposure-control feedback varies, with some customers reporting darkened top-right corners.

Frequently asked questions

Which lenses does this filter fit?

The listing specifies cameras with a 62mm filter thread. It advises against wide-angle and telephoto lenses, so check the lens thread and intended focal length use.

What light reduction range is listed?

The product description gives a rotating ND2–ND400 range and says it reduces light by 1 to 8.66 f-stops. The technical details separately list a 29.5 x filter factor, so treat the stated figures as listing claims rather than a reconciled specification.

Can it be used for long exposures or video?

The listing presents variable light reduction as a way to use slower shutter speeds for motion blur and to control exposure in bright conditions, including video. Results depend on the lens and setting.

Does the full adjustment range work on wide-angle lenses?

The listing says it is not recommended for wide-angle lenses and warns that rotation may be limited to about halfway from minimum to maximum to avoid an X-pattern.