67mm QuickLock Filter Mount for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max - Open Box, iPhone 17 Pro
The 67mm QuickLock Filter Mount lets you attach any standard 67mm filter directly over your iPhone 17 Pro or Pro Max cameras. Built to work exclusively with a Moment Camera Case, it uses our QuickLock™ press-and-lock system for the fastest, most secure way to mount your favorite ND, CPL, diffusion, or specialty filters to your phone.
Note: Requires a Moment Camera Case for iPhone 17 Pro or Pro Max (sold separately). Not compatible with iPhone 17 / 17 Air or earlier iPhones.
Our Review
Moment 67mm QuickLock Filter Mount for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max — camera-grade control for phone-shot work content
The gist: A press-and-lock filter adapter that lets remote professionals shoot more polished phone video and photos for portfolios, product shots, or presentations using real 67mm camera filters.
- Works with standard filters: Fits any 67mm ND, CPL, diffusion, or specialty filter, so a CPL filter can cut glare off a laptop screen or glass office door during a product demo shoot.
- Quick to swap: The QuickLock press-and-lock system lets you change filters between shots without fumbling, useful when recording multiple takes back-to-back.
- Softer on-camera look: A diffusion filter can flatter skin tones for a professional headshot or talking-head video without touching editing software.
- Lifetime guarantee: Moment backs the mount with a lifetime guarantee and 90-day return window per its own listing.
Moment's product page confirms the mount is built exclusively for the iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max camera system when paired with a compatible Moment case.
Best for: remote professionals with an iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max who already use a Moment case and want camera-grade filter control for content. Skip it if: you have an iPhone 17, 17 Air, or an older model, or don't already own a Moment case. Runs ~$34 — check the current price before buying.
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