Anamorphic 1.55x Mobile Lens - T-Series, T-Series / Gold Flare / I
Our Review
Moment 1.55x Anamorphic Lens, T-Series (Gold Flare) — The Full Cinematic Kit for Serious Travel Video
The gist: The complete T-Series version of Moment's anamorphic lens, built for creators who want their travel footage to look genuinely shot on cinema glass, not just filtered.
- Wider aperture, sharper results: The T-Series mount is roughly 20% wider than Moment's older M-Series, letting newer high-res phone sensors shoot at their full resolution.
- True 2.76:1 widescreen: Captures an authentic anamorphic aspect ratio with real horizontal flares, so the cinematic bars are baked into the footage, not added later.
- Modern phone compatibility: Built for iPhone 14 and newer, and Pixel 8 and newer — check your phone generation before buying, since it needs a matching T-Series case.
- Light enough to travel with: Aerospace-grade aluminum construction keeps the lens compact and durable through repeated packing and unpacking.
Tom's Guide's review of Moment's T-Series anamorphic lenses called them ideal for "capturing cinematic content in the style of classic cinema" from a phone alone, while flagging that Android users need workarounds since Moment's smoothest app experience is iOS-first.
Best for: nomads and travel filmmakers on a current iPhone or Pixel who want their best cinematic lens investment. Skip it if: your phone predates iPhone 14/Pixel 8 or you shoot mainly on Android. Runs ~$125 — check the current price before buying.
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