Macro 75mm II Mobile Lens (T-Series), I
Close-up detail, with room to breathe. The Macro 75mm brings true macro photography to your phone. It captures rich detail from about 4–6 inches away from your subject, giving you a cinematic depth of field and a natural, layered falloff of focus that feels more like a real camera lens than a mobile add-on. Where your phone's built-in macro mode relies on software, this lens delivers true optical character — crisp focus, layered depth, and an intentional close-up look. Perfect for flowers, food, products, textures, insects, and any tiny detail worth making cinematic.
Our Review
Moment Macro 75mm II Mobile Lens (T-Series) — Cinematic Close-Ups for Travel Photographers
The gist: A 4-ounce cinema-glass macro lens that snaps onto your T-Series Moment case and reveals a world of detail — flowers, insects, textures, and fine craft work — that your phone’s native camera can’t touch.
- ~30% sharper than the original T-Series Macro: Rebuilt with more glass elements for cleaner detail, improved edge-to-edge performance, and better corner sharpness on the final image.
- Focuses objects up to 4” away: True macro reach captures extreme close-ups of food, flora, insects, and fine handcraft — the subjects that make travel photography memorable.
- Aerospace-grade metal + cinema-quality hand-polished glass: Multi-layer anti-flare coatings keep colors accurate and contrast high even in backlit outdoor shooting.
- 67mm filter thread via removable front ring: Attach a CPL or ND filter for professional-grade macro cinematography without a separate adapter.
B&H Photo’s listing confirms the Macro 75mm II weighs 114.5g (4 oz), measures 33.4mm long, and is rebuilt with more glass for roughly 30% sharper performance than the previous T-Series Macro generation.
Best for: Travel photographers and videographers who shoot detailed subjects — food, botany, craft markets, or portrait details — on a T-Series Moment case (iPhone 14+, Pixel 7+, Galaxy S22+). Skip it if: your Moment case is M-Series — this lens requires a T-Series mount. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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