Fisheye 14mm Mobile Lens (T-Series)
The Fisheye is an attachable phone lens that mounts over your main camera to give you an ultra-wide, curved 200° view. It’s our most playful lens, made for fast action, fun selfies, skate shots, architecture, interiors, and funky POVs with the signature Moment look.
Use it when you want to fit everything in the frame and make the scene feel bigger, closer, and more immersive. Instead of relying on your phone’s built-in ultra-wide, the Fisheye uses real glass to capture a wider, sharper image with edge-to-edge clarity and no dark corners.
Compatibility Note : Requires a Moment Camera Case with a T-Series or M-Series lens mount, sold separately. T-Series is built for newer phones like iPhone 17, while M-Series is best for older phones like iPhone 13 and earlier.
Our Review
Moment Fisheye 14mm (T-Series) — a wider view than your iPhone's ultra-wide
The gist: Built for the newest iPhones, this fisheye lens captures a noticeably wider, more dramatic frame than the phone's built-in ultra-wide camera alone.
- ~170° field of view: compared to roughly 120° on the newest iPhones' built-in ultra-wide camera, letting you fit entire rooms, skylines, or crowds in one shot.
- f/1.7 bi-aspheric optics: a multi-element design built to maximize the newer, larger camera sensors on current iPhones without vignetting.
- T-Series mount system: engineered specifically for modern iPhone camera arrays, unlike the older M-Series built for iPhone 13 and earlier.
- Distortion tunable in-app: the classic fisheye curve can be leveled out using the Moment Pro Camera app if you want a straighter horizon.
MacRumors' review confirmed the wider field of view over the native ultra-wide camera and praised the bi-aspheric design for handling the newest iPhone sensors well.
Best for: travelers with a current-generation iPhone who want dramatically wider shots of cityscapes, interiors, and landscapes than the built-in camera can capture. Skip it if: you're on an older iPhone (13 or earlier) — you'll need the cheaper M-Series version instead. Runs ~$99 — check the current price before buying.
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