67mm Universal Phone Filter Mount
The 67mm Universal Phone Filter Mount is the simplest way to attach any 67mm filter to almost any phone (see compatibility below) with or without a case. This precise, machine aluminum mount uses a padded thumb screw to secure the mount to your phone while enabling full mobility to place the filter anywhere you want. This maximizes compatibility, so you can add a 67mm filter to cover all the lenses on your camera phone. Unlike other mobile filter solutions that block the mic hole, it allows you to use the audio from your phone’s rear-facing microphone while filming. We achieved this by machining a speaker grill into the mount and bonding a sound-permeable membrane to allow audio to pass through. Don’t worry, though; it doesn’t let any light in. The whole mount forms a tight seal to the phone, meaning no light is allowed through the cracks for the cleanest image possible.
Our Review
Moment 67mm Filter Mount — professional-grade control for phone video work
The gist: A budget way for anyone doing freelance or side-hustle video work to add real ND and polarizing filters to whatever phone they're shooting on.
- Works across any device: fits any phone, with or without a case up to 15.5mm, plus iPads and laptop cameras — useful if you shoot client work on borrowed or upgraded gear.
- Audio stays intact: a built-in speaker grill and sound-permeable membrane keep the rear microphone usable, so you're not sacrificing sound quality for filtered video.
- Clean, light-tight results: the seal against the phone body prevents light leaks that would otherwise show up in delivered footage.
- Tool-less setup: machined-aluminum thumbscrew design attaches in seconds between takes on a shoot.
CineD's review confirmed universal compatibility across phone brands and cases, while flagging vignetting as a known issue specifically on ultra-wide lenses.
Best for: remote/freelance video creators who need ND or polarizing control for outdoor or window-lit shoots without a dedicated camera rig. Skip it if: your client work leans on ultra-wide phone shots, where CineD noted vignetting can show up. Runs ~$20 — check the current price before buying.
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