Front Lens Caps - T-Series I, Tele 58mm + Wide 18mm
Keep the front of your lens protected. Machined to fit snugly over the front of your M-Series lens, this cap shields the glass from drops, scratches, dust, and the occasional tumble in your bag. It press-fits cleanly into place and holds secure, so it stays put until you're ready to shoot — then pulls off in a snap. Just select your lens group to get the right cap.
One cap comes in the bag with every lens. This is a spare or replacement.
Our Review
Moment Front Lens Cap (T-Series I, Tele 58mm + Wide 18mm) — cheap protection for your most-used creator lenses
The gist: A $2.50 replacement cap that fits both Moment's T-Series I Tele 58mm and Wide 18mm lenses — the two focal lengths remote creators lean on most for talking-head and b-roll shots.
- Covers two lenses: One cap design fits both the Wide 18mm and Tele 58mm T-Series I lenses, simplifying what you need to keep in a desk drawer or gear pouch.
- One-motion on/off: Press-fits securely and comes off fast — practical when you're switching lenses mid-recording session.
- Protects genuinely useful glass: The Wide 18mm adds roughly a 100-degree field of view with stronger low-light performance than a phone's stock ultra-wide; the Tele 58mm adds up to 2x optical zoom for tighter framing.
- Spare, not an add-on: One cap ships with each lens; this is the replacement for a lost or cracked original.
Moment's own T-Series field guide describes the Wide and Tele lenses as the workhorse pair for content creators — exactly the kind of gear worth a $2.50 investment to keep dust and scratches off the front element between shoots.
Best for: Freelancers and remote workers who record video content with the T-Series I Wide 18mm or Tele 58mm lens. Skip it if: your lens is a different Moment generation — this cap won't fit T-Series II or M-Series glass. Runs ~$2.50 — check the current price before buying.
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