Macro 75mm II Mobile Lens (T-Series), I
Close-up detail, with room to breathe. The Macro 75mm brings true macro photography to your phone. It captures rich detail from about 4–6 inches away from your subject, giving you a cinematic depth of field and a natural, layered falloff of focus that feels more like a real camera lens than a mobile add-on. Where your phone's built-in macro mode relies on software, this lens delivers true optical character — crisp focus, layered depth, and an intentional close-up look. Perfect for flowers, food, products, textures, insects, and any tiny detail worth making cinematic.
Our Review
Moment Macro 75mm II Mobile Lens (T-Series) — Product Detail Shots Without a Studio Setup
The gist: A cinema-glass 75mm macro that snaps onto your T-Series Moment case and gives you the kind of product close-up and material detail shots that normally require a DSLR and macro rig.
- ~30% sharper than original T-Series Macro: More glass elements deliver cleaner product edges, improved corner sharpness, and better micro-texture detail for e-commerce and portfolio work.
- 4” minimum focus for genuine macro reach: Capture fine material textures, brand embossing, product stitching, and component details that a phone’s native camera compresses into mush.
- Hand-polished cinema glass, multi-layer coatings: Accurate color rendition and high contrast keep product imagery professional — colors stay true without post-correction.
- 67mm filter ring compatibility: Add a CPL filter for studio-style glare elimination on reflective product surfaces or laptop screens without a separate mount adapter.
B&H Photo confirms the Macro 75mm II is built with aerospace-grade metal, hand-polished glass, and delivers roughly 30% sharper results than the previous generation T-Series Macro, at 4 oz and 1.3 inches long.
Best for: Remote workers, freelancers, and content creators who shoot product or material close-ups for clients or e-commerce using a T-Series Moment case (iPhone 14+, Pixel 7+, Galaxy S22+). Skip it if: your case is M-Series — the T-Series mount is not backward compatible. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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