SuperTele 240mm Mobile Lens II (T-Series)
Bring the far away close. The Moment SuperTele 240mm Mobile II Lens is a fixed-focal-length telephoto lens that brings the look of a traditional long camera lens to your phone. It's the focal length sports, wildlife, and concert photographers have used for decades to reach distant subjects without losing detail. Where digital zoom crops and softens, the 240mm uses cinema-grade optical glass to hold sharp detail at distance and give you the natural compression a long lens delivers: distant layers stack together, your subject lifts off the background, and the whole frame takes on a dramatic, cinematic look.
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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