Fisheye 14mm Mobile Lens | M-Series
The Fisheye is an attachable phone lens that mounts over your main camera to give you an ultra-wide, curved 200° view. It’s our most playful lens, made for fast action, fun selfies, skate shots, architecture, interiors, and funky POVs with the signature Moment look.
Use it when you want to fit everything in the frame and make the scene feel bigger, closer, and more immersive. Instead of relying on your phone’s built-in ultra-wide, the Fisheye uses real glass to capture a wider, sharper image with edge-to-edge clarity and no dark corners.
Compatibility Note : Our M-Series lenses were built beautifully for the iPhone 13 and older models. If you’re using a newer iPhone, you’ll want to jump over to our T-Series lenses instead. The upgraded, larger camera sensors on modern phones need a wider piece of glass and a bigger bayonet mount to perform their best without vignetting.
Our Review
Moment Fisheye 14mm — a creative edge for your content reel
The gist: A cheap way to add a distinct, scroll-stopping look to short-form video and photo work for a freelance content or social media career.
- 170° field of view: bi-aspheric glass gives a true fisheye curve with edge-to-edge clarity and no dark corners — a signature look clients notice.
- Built to survive gig work: aerospace-grade metal housing rated for heavy, repeated use across shoots.
- 2-year warranty: real protection for gear you're relying on for paid work.
- Fast to deploy: screws straight onto the M-Series case mount, no fiddling with clips between setups on a shoot.
Digital Camera World's review found the lens produces edge-to-edge sharpness without the vignetting common in cheaper fisheye attachments.
Best for: freelance content creators or social media managers who want a distinctive visual style without renting DSLR glass. Skip it if: you don't already shoot with a Moment case — this is a niche creative tool, not a general-purpose lens for client work. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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