Well, I wasn't expecting much. I've always bought Hoya or Zeiss for my UV and PIR filters, but I looked at the price of this comprehensive little set and thought 'why not?'. After all, for less than three tenders, how could I fail.Well, what you get is two padded wallets containing the filters. Three graduated filters (grey, blue, orange), two close up focus filters, a star filter (for those cheesy 70s Top Of The Pops portraits), two ND filters plus a circular polariser and a UV. And a cleaning pen, a microfibre cloth, and a good quality lens cap (I'd actually broken one so this was useful).Last weekend I tried them out. I shot in raw, 24MP, and I tried very hard to make the filters fail. I shot towards the sun, I shot in low light and bright light, and I had great fun - probably because I wasn't too worried if I damaged them, I was swapping filters outside where I mightn't have dared...And the filters were fine. All did their job, and all seemed robust (metal ringed) and good quality (most if not all are optical glass)This set is a genuine bargain and I'd re ommend it to anyone wanting to try some in-camera creativity, the way we used to do it before we all used lightroom to sort things out for us. It took me back to my film days and I'd recommend it to anyone.