Macro 75mm II Mobile Lens (T-Series), II
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 — cinematic close-ups without crowding your subject
The gist: A true macro lens that lets you shoot tight detail shots from a comfortable 3-4 inches away instead of pressing your phone right up against a flower, insect, or food stall dish.
- 2.75"–3.9" working distance: hand-polished, multi-element glass delivers 10x-equivalent magnification without forcing you to crowd a skittish subject or blast your own shadow over it.
- 30% more glass than the original T-Series macro: per PetaPixel's coverage of the launch, the redesign adds sharpness and edge-to-edge clarity over the previous version.
- Cinematic depth of field: produces a natural, layered focus falloff that looks closer to a real camera lens than a typical phone macro mode.
- Accepts 67mm filters: a removable front ring lets you add creative filters for more control while traveling.
PetaPixel reported the new T-Series Macro II lenses ship with roughly 30% more glass than the original, aimed at sharper results on the latest iPhones.
Best for: travel photographers who want genuine macro detail of textiles, food, and small creatures with real working distance to compose the shot. Skip it if: you just want casual close-ups — this requires a Moment Camera Case and is a meaningful step up in price over the entry macro lens. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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