SuperTele 240mm Mobile Lens II (T-Series)
Our Review
Moment SuperTele 240mm Mobile Lens II — reach a 100mm phone zoom can't touch
The gist: A clip-on telephoto that turns your iPhone's periscope camera into a legit 240mm wildlife-and-landscape lens for the trips where you can't justify packing a DSLR.
- Real optical reach: Mounts over the iPhone's telephoto lens for a true 240mm equivalent — on the iPhone 17 Pro, stacking it with computational zoom pushes to 480mm at full 48MP resolution.
- Cinema-grade glass: Uses cinema-quality optical elements rather than a digital crop, so distant subjects (wildlife, ships, mountain ridgelines) hold detail instead of going soft and pixelated.
- Travel-friendly housing: CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum shell accepts standard 67mm filters, so it packs like a real lens accessory, not a flimsy clip-on.
- Narrow phone compatibility: Works only with iPhone 15 Pro Max, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max, and requires Moment's T-series case with lens mount to attach.
Digital Camera World's Hillary K. Grigonis praised the sample shots, noting "the sample photos have lovely background blur and compression, something that's hard to achieve with a small smartphone sensor."
Best for: nomads and creators who shoot safaris, hiking overlooks, or distant landmarks and want one lightweight lens instead of a telephoto camera body. Skip it if: your phone isn't on the compatible list, or you don't already own a Moment T-series case — this only mounts to that ecosystem. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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