Wide 16mm II & 18mm Mobile Lens (T-Series), 16mm II

Moment Wide 16mm II Lens — the extra breathing room for vlogging on the move

The gist: Moment's newer, slightly wider alternative to the 18mm — built for travelers who vlog handheld or shoot talking-head clips without backing into a wall to fit the shot.

• 16mm vs 18mm: Two extra millimeters of width sounds small on paper but gives real breathing room for handheld vlogging or capturing an environment without cramming into a corner.
• Rectilinear design: Keeps straight lines straight instead of the fish-eye bend you get from a cheap ultra-wide clip-on, so street scenes and architecture still look natural.
• Distortion-controlled: Built for a natural, un-warped field of view rather than the stretched edges typical of fisheye wide lenses.
• T-Series mount: Uses Moment's newer, larger T-Series glass, matched to modern phone sensors.

Fstoppers' review of Moment's wide-angle lens line called it one of the few mobile lens accessories genuinely worth adding to an iPhone photography kit.

Best for: Travel vloggers and content creators who need a wider handheld shot for talking-head or environment footage. Skip it if: you already own the 18mm and don't specifically need vlogging-distance framing — the difference is marginal for landscapes. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.