SuperTele 240mm Mobile Lens II (T-Series)
Our Review
Moment SuperTele 240mm Mobile Lens II — pro-grade reach for phone-first video creators
The gist: If your remote career runs through video (real estate, sports coverage, content creation, YouTube side income), this clip-on telephoto gives your phone a 240mm reach that competes with dedicated camera gear.
- True optical zoom, not digital crop: Mounts over the iPhone's periscope telephoto lens for a real 240mm equivalent — on the iPhone 17 Pro, combined with computational zoom it reaches 480mm at full 48MP resolution.
- Professional-grade build: CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum housing with 67mm filter threads means it holds up to daily client-work use, not just casual shooting.
- One-device workflow: Lets remote video professionals cover distant subjects (sporting events, property exteriors, stage performances) without carrying a second camera body through airports or client sites.
- Limited device support: Only fits iPhone 15 Pro Max, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max, and requires Moment's T-series case — check your model before buying for a client shoot.
Digital Camera World's Hillary K. Grigonis reviewed the sample output and said "the sample photos have lovely background blur and compression, something that's hard to achieve with a small smartphone sensor" — the kind of look clients expect from paid video work.
Best for: freelance videographers, real estate shooters, and remote content creators who need long-reach shots without hauling a DSLR kit. Skip it if: you shoot on Android or an older iPhone — this is iPhone-only and case-dependent. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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