CineClear UV QuickLock Filter, iPhone 17 Pro Max
Our Review
Moment CineClear UV QuickLock Filter — Always-On Lens Protection for iPhone
The gist: A UV-blocking lens protector that leaves your iPhone camera’s image quality untouched while shielding it from dust, fingerprints, UV haze, and scratches — the sensible everyday filter for travel.
- Optically invisible protection: The CineClear UV blocks UV haze without affecting color, sharpness, or exposure — your photos and videos look exactly as the iPhone camera intended, just without the haze and without lens scratches accumulating over time.
- Repels dust and fingerprints: Multi-layer coating keeps the lens surface cleaner on beach days, dusty trails, and city streets where constantly wiping the camera lens is a real annoyance.
- QuickLock 2-second attach: Snaps over all three iPhone Pro lenses simultaneously via Moment QuickLock cases — leave it on all day, remove it in two seconds when swapping to a CineBloom or VND filter.
- Compatible with iPhone 15, 16, and 17 Pro: Three SKUs cover the current iPhone Pro lineup; the same low-profile filter works across phone generations with the matching Moment case.
Moment describes the CineClear UV as “optically invisible” — it blocks UV haze and repels dust and fingerprints while shielding lenses from scratches, without affecting image quality.
Best for: Travelers who want always-on iPhone lens protection without any image quality penalty — especially useful in sandy, dusty, or wet environments where lens glass is at risk. Skip it if: You never leave home without the iPhone in a clean environment and trust the native lens coating to last — the UV effect is minimal indoors. Runs around $40 — check the current price before buying.
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