Front Lens Caps - T-Series II, SuperTele II
Keep your lens covered when you're not shooting. This spare front cap is shaped to fit your T-Series II lens exactly, protecting the front glass from scratches, dust, and the occasional drop. It press-fits securely into place and stays seated through a day of carry, then pulls off easily the moment you need it. Just select your lens to get the matching cap.
One cap comes in the bag with every lens. This is a spare or replacement.
Our Review
Moment Front Lens Cap (T-Series II, SuperTele II) — protects Moment's longest reach lens on the road
The gist: A $5 machined cap for Moment's SuperTele 240mm II — the most specialized (and priciest) lens in the T-Series II lineup, built for wildlife and far-off detail shots you can't walk closer to.
- Precision fit: Shaped specifically for the SuperTele II housing — it only mounts over an iPhone's built-in telephoto module, so the cap is equally specific to that lens group.
- Fast press-fit: Snaps into place and pulls off in one motion, useful when you're swapping back to a wide lens for the next shot.
- Protects Moment's longest reach glass: The SuperTele 240mm stacks 2x magnification over a phone's telephoto for a 48-degree angle of view, built from CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum, per PetaPixel's coverage of the 2026 relaunch.
- Spare, not an add-on: One cap ships with every T-Series II lens; this replaces a lost original.
PetaPixel reported the SuperTele 240mm only works with iPhone 15 Pro Max, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max telephoto modules and won't mount on a 1x main camera — worth checking before ordering a cap for a lens you may not be able to use.
Best for: Travel photographers who already own the SuperTele 240mm II and shoot a compatible iPhone. Skip it if: you don't already own this lens, or your phone's telephoto isn't on the compatibility list. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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