Anamorphic 1.55x Mobile Lens - T-Series, T-Series / Gold Flare / I

Name: Anamorphic 1.55x Mobile Lens - T-Series, T-Series / Gold Flare / I
Brand: Moment
SKU: 130-100
Price: 125 USD
Availability: InStock

$125

The 1.55x Anamorphic is an attachable phone lens that mounts over your main camera to give your videos an ultra-wide 2.76:1 cinematic look when shooting 16:9 video. It’s wider and more dramatic than our 1.33x lens, adding bold horizontal flares, stretched widescreen framing, and the signature Moment character you can’t get from a phone filter. Use it for short films, music videos, car shots, city nights, travel edits, and anything you want to feel more cinematic. Instead of cropping your footage into a fake letterbox, the 1.55x uses real glass to capture a wider image with stronger character, more dramatic framing, and that stretched anamorphic feel. Choose Gold Flare for warmer, richer flares inspired by vintage cinema glass. Choose Blue Flare for brighter, cooler sci-fi-style streaks. Compatibility Note : Requires a Moment Camera Case with a T-Series lens mount, sold separately. T-Series is built for newer phones like iPhone 17.

Our Review

Moment 1.55x Anamorphic Lens, T-Series (Gold Flare) — A Real Investment in Your On-Camera Professional Presence

The gist: The higher-end T-Series anamorphic lens is the closest a phone-only creator can get to cinema-camera output, useful for anyone whose career depends on polished self-produced video.

Sharper on modern sensors: Its T-Series mount is about 20% wider than the older M-Series, so newer high-megapixel phone cameras aren't bottlenecked by the lens.
Authentic widescreen, not a crop: Produces a real 2.76:1 anamorphic frame with genuine lens flares baked into the shot.
Requires current hardware: Built for iPhone 14+/Pixel 8+ with a matching T-Series case — not a fit for older phones.
Built to travel between shoots: Aerospace-grade aluminum housing survives being packed for client work on location.

Tom's Guide reviewed Moment's T-Series anamorphic lenses as strong for "cinematic content in the style of classic cinema," though it noted the lenses are pricey and Android users face a rougher workflow than iOS.

Best for: consultants, coaches, and freelancers who record a lot of video content and already own a qualifying recent iPhone or Pixel. Skip it if: you need a budget option or use an older phone. Runs ~$125 — check the current price before buying.

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