37mm Phone Filter Mount, T-Series
The 37mm Phone Filter Mount attaches any standard 37mm filter over a single lens on your camera phone using the Moment Drop-in Mount on your Moment Case. We offer an M-Series version and a T-Series version of this mount, both securely attaching a 37mm filter to your phone. A 37mm is a sniper’s approach to mounting a filter over just one of your camera phone’s lenses. Made of aerospace-grade stainless steel, this mount is designed with the same rugged construction used on our indestructible camera filters. If you want to attach a filter over all three lenses on your phone you need the Moment 67mm Phone Filter Mount. If you want to attach filters to your Moment Lenses, you’ll need our 67mm Lens Filter Mount.
Our Review
Moment 37mm Filter Mount — a low-cost tool for cleaner mobile video
The gist: An inexpensive, single-lens filter mount that lets freelance video creators add ND or polarizing control to phone-based shoots without a bulky rig.
- Aerospace-grade stainless steel: built to the same durability standard as Moment's filter line, able to handle daily use in a work bag.
- Standard 37mm thread: per B&H's listing, works with any standard 37mm filter, not just Moment-branded ones, keeping filter costs flexible.
- Single-lens design: a compact option when you only need control over the main lens, not the full camera array.
- Fast Drop-In attachment: snaps onto a Moment Case's Drop-In mount for quick setup between takes.
B&H Photo Video's listing confirms the mount uses a standard 37mm thread, compatible with widely available third-party filters.
Best for: freelance creators who need occasional ND or polarizer control on outdoor or window-lit shoots without carrying extra gear. Skip it if: your work needs filters across the whole camera array — this only covers a single lens, unlike the 67mm mount. Runs ~$10 — check the current price before buying.
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