Wide 18mm Mobile Lens | M-Series
$25
The 18mm is an attachable phone lens that mounts over your main camera to capture more of the scene. It’s our favorite focal length for wide, natural-looking photos and videos with more depth, less distortion, and the signature Moment look. Use it for landscapes, architecture, interiors, group shots, street scenes, and vlogging. Instead of relying on your phone’s built-in ultra-wide, the 18mm uses real glass to keep your shots feeling wide, clean, and cinematic without the warped edges. Compatibility Note : Our M-Series lenses were built beautifully for the iPhone 13 and older models. If you’re using a newer iPhone, you’ll want to jump over to our T-Series lenses instead. The upgraded, larger camera sensors on modern phones need a wider piece of glass and a bigger bayonet mount to perform their best without vignetting.
Our Review
Moment Wide 18mm Mobile Lens (M-Series) — pack a wider view without packing a second camera
The gist: A snap-on wide-angle lens that turns your iPhone into a legit landscape and architecture shooter, without adding real bulk to your travel kit.
- Real glass, not gimmicks: hand-polished, aerospace-grade construction — the same coatings Moment uses on cinema lenses — deliver noticeably less warping and softer edges than most phone ultra-wides.
- Distortion stays in check: corrected for barrel distortion, so straight building lines and horizons stay straight — useful for architecture, interiors, and skyline shots.
- Better low light: takes in more light than the phone's built-in ultra-wide, so dim cathedral interiors, night markets, and golden-hour landscapes come out cleaner.
- Compatibility caveat: M-Series only pairs with a Moment case for iPhone 13 and older — newer iPhones need the T-Series version instead, so double-check your model before buying.
Digital Camera World's review found the Wide “superbly corrected for barrel distortion” with corners staying sharp and proportions staying honest, calling it a strong pick for landscape, urban, and interior shooting.
Best for: travelers who want wider landscape and architecture shots without carrying a second camera body. Skip it if: you have a newer iPhone (14+) — you'll need the T-Series mount instead. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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