Stick-On SmartAlign Lens Mount - T-Series, Pixel 10 Pro
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Moment Stick-On SmartAlign Lens Mount — Add T-Series Lenses to Any iPhone Setup
The gist: A $25 adhesive mount that opens access to Moment’s full T-Series lens system on iPhone 17 — without replacing your current case — making it the most affordable entry into professional mobile lenses.
- Works with any case (or no case): Removable adhesive base sticks to most third-party cases or directly to the phone — keep your existing slim, rugged, or business case and still mount Moment T-Series lenses for video calls, content recording, or demos.
- SmartAlign precision alignment: Machined to align with iPhone 17’s main camera lens position — the same optical precision as a full Moment camera case, without the bulk or the full case investment.
- Secure and reusable: Adhesive holds reliably through recording sessions; removes cleanly without damaging the case or phone surface, and can be repositioned as needed.
- Lowest-cost T-Series entry: At $25 (vs. $55 for the full iPhone 17 camera case), this is the most accessible way to add Moment lens capability to a device you already use every day for work.
Moment developed the Stick-On SmartAlign mount specifically for users who prefer third-party cases or want lens access without committing to a full camera case — a pragmatic option for professionals who value both their current setup and optical flexibility.
Best for: Remote professionals who want to use Moment T-Series lenses for content creation but prefer to keep their current iPhone case — especially useful with slim or business-focused cases that don’t have a built-in mount. Skip it if: You need drop protection, MagSafe integration, or a wrist strap loop — those features require the full Moment Camera Case. Runs around $25 — check the current price before buying.
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