Fisheye 14mm Mobile Lens (T-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 : Requires a Moment Camera Case with a T-Series or M-Series lens mount, sold separately. T-Series is built for newer phones like iPhone 17, while M-Series is best for older phones like iPhone 13 and earlier.
Our Review
Moment Fisheye 14mm (T-Series) — a wider frame for real estate, interiors, and reels
The gist: A creator-grade wide-angle lens for anyone shooting interior, event, or short-form video work on a current iPhone as a freelance income stream.
- ~170° field of view: notably wider than the roughly 120° built into newest iPhones' ultra-wide camera — useful for cramped interiors or small event spaces where you can't step back further.
- f/1.7 bi-aspheric optics: engineered for the newer, larger sensors on current iPhones, avoiding the vignetting cheaper clip-on lenses show.
- Built for modern phones: the T-Series mount is designed specifically for current iPhone camera arrays, not a retrofit of older hardware.
- Distortion control: the fisheye curve can be corrected in the Moment Pro Camera app for a more standard-looking wide shot when a client wants it.
MacRumors' hands-on review confirmed the lens outperforms the native ultra-wide camera for field of view and handles current iPhone sensors well without heavy distortion.
Best for: freelancers shooting real estate walkthroughs, small event spaces, or wide-format social content on a recent iPhone. Skip it if: you're on an iPhone 13 or older — you'd need the M-Series version, which uses a different mount. Runs ~$99 — check the current price before buying.
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