Fisheye 8mm Mobile Lens II (T-Series)
Get in the middle of the action. Some moments you don't want to watch — you want to be in them. The 8mm Fisheye gives you a superwide view that gets right up close and pulls the whole scene into frame, so a skate trick, a crowded room, or a first-person POV feels immersive and alive — action-cam energy on the phone already in your pocket, no bulky rig required. Unlike the super wide on most phones, which uses software enhancements, the 8mm look is achieved using real glass. Giving you natural light flares, no unwanted artifacts, and sharpness across the frame, even in low light.
Our Review
Moment Fisheye 8mm Mobile Lens II — pull the whole scene into frame
The gist: A superwide clip-on lens that captures crowded markets, tight city streets, and first-person POV moments a standard phone camera can't fit in frame.
- Dramatic 200° field of view: About 60% wider than a phone's built-in ultra-wide, so you can fit an entire room, skyline, or group shot without stepping back.
- Rectilinear design: Keeps lines straight and proportions natural instead of the warped, bubbled look of a typical curved fisheye — useful for architecture and street shots that still need to look realistic.
- Cinema-grade glass: Real optical glass over the phone's main camera delivers natural light flares and sharp detail across the frame, even in low light — handy for dim alleyways or evening markets.
- Durable travel build: CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum housing with a blackened interior to control stray light and survive daily bag use.
PetaPixel's Jaron Schneider covered the lens as part of Moment's redesigned Mobile II lineup, noting it delivers "the immersive perspective of Fisheye II" at a $150 price point.
Best for: travelers who shoot tight urban scenes, crowded markets, or immersive POV video and want more in frame without a bulkier wide-angle rig. Skip it if: you want the classic curved fisheye bubble look — this lens is built to keep lines straight, not distort them. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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