67mm QuickLock Filter Mount for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro
$40
The 67mm QuickLock Filter Mount lets you attach any standard 67mm filter directly over your iPhone 17 Pro or Pro Max cameras. Built to work exclusively with a Moment Camera Case, it uses our QuickLock™ press-and-lock system for the fastest, most secure way to mount your favorite ND, CPL, diffusion, or specialty filters to your phone. Note: Requires a Moment Camera Case for iPhone 17 Pro or Pro Max (sold separately). Not compatible with iPhone 17 / 17 Air or earlier iPhones.
Our Review
Moment 67mm QuickLock Filter Mount (iPhone 17 Pro) — carry-on-friendly filter control
The gist: A pocketable way to shoot travel photo and video on an iPhone 17 Pro with the kind of filter control that used to require a second camera body.
- Press-and-lock mounting: Moment’s QuickLock system snaps 67mm filters on in seconds, so you’re not fumbling with threads on a moving boat or windy overlook.
- Standard 67mm filter thread: takes ND, CPL, and diffusion filters, including glass you may already own for a mirrorless kit.
- Cuts glare, smooths water: a CPL tames reflections off canals and windows; an ND lets you slow shutter speeds for waterfalls and city light trails.
- Requires a Moment Camera Case for iPhone 17 Pro: sold separately — the mount won’t attach without it.
Per Moment’s own product listing, this mount is built exclusively for the iPhone 17 Pro in a Moment case and is not compatible with the iPhone 17 Pro Max, standard iPhone 17, or earlier models.
Best for: nomads who want DSLR-style filters on a phone-only travel kit. Skip it if: you carry the Pro Max instead — this specific mount won’t fit it. Runs ~$40 — check the current price before buying.
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