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Fisheye 8mm Mobile Lens II (T-Series)

Name: Fisheye 8mm Mobile Lens II (T-Series)
Brand: Moment
SKU: 130-132
Price: 150 USD
Availability: InStock

$150

Get in the middle of the action. Some moments you don't want to watch — you want to be in them. The 8mm Fisheye gives you a superwide view that gets right up close and pulls the whole scene into frame, so a skate trick, a crowded room, or a first-person POV feels immersive and alive — action-cam energy on the phone already in your pocket, no bulky rig required. Unlike the super wide on most phones, which uses software enhancements, the 8mm look is achieved using real glass. Giving you natural light flares, no unwanted artifacts, and sharpness across the frame, even in low light.

Our Review

Moment Fisheye 8mm Mobile Lens II — fit more into your content without extra gear

The gist: A superwide phone lens built for creators who need to capture cramped spaces — home offices, coworking desks, small studio setups — without a bulky wide-angle camera rig.

200° field of view: About 60% wider than a phone's stock ultra-wide, useful for vlogging a small workspace or fitting a full desk setup into one shot for content or listings.
Rectilinear optics: Keeps lines straight instead of bowing them like a traditional fisheye, so architectural or interior shots for a portfolio or listing still look natural, not gimmicky.
Real glass, not software: Cinema-grade optical elements deliver sharp detail and natural light flares across the frame, including in dim indoor lighting — a common constraint for home-office content.
Built to last: CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum housing with a blackened interior for daily carry durability.

PetaPixel's Jaron Schneider covered the lens in Moment's redesigned Mobile II lineup, describing it as delivering "the immersive perspective of Fisheye II" at a $150 price point.

Best for: remote creators and side-hustle videographers who need to shoot tight indoor spaces without renting a wide-angle camera. Skip it if: your content is mostly talking-head video — the extreme wide angle is overkill for standard framing. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.

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