67mm Mobile Lens Filter Mount for M-Series
Our Review
Moment 67mm Mobile Lens Filter Mount for M-Series — shoot long-exposure waterfalls and golden hour on just your phone
The gist: If you're traveling light with a phone and Moment lenses instead of a full camera bag, this $5 mount lets you add real ND and polarizing filters — the tools that make sunsets, waterfalls, and glare-heavy scenes actually look good.
- Works with your existing M-Series lenses: press-fits onto the anamorphic, 58mm telephoto, and 18mm wide M-Series lenses, then accepts any standard 67mm filter.
- Aerospace-grade aluminum build: a durable, lightweight metal mount rather than flimsy plastic, sensible for a piece of gear that lives in a travel bag.
- Snug, light-sealed fit: the included rubber collars grip the lens firmly with no light leaking in from the back, so filtered shots stay clean.
- Unlocks creative control: lets you use ND filters for long exposures (waterfalls, moving water, light trails) or polarizers to cut glare off water and glass.
Amazon customer reviews of the mount describe it as lighter than expected and specifically praise it for use with ND filters to get nice background blur on iPhone shots, though some reviewers flag clearance issues with the 18mm wide lens, whose protruding front element can interfere with the filter mount.
Best for: travelers shooting on Moment M-Series lenses who want ND/polarizer control for landscapes and water shots. Skip it if: you don't already own compatible M-Series lenses — it isn't compatible with the 14mm Fisheye or 10x Macro. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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