Stick-On SmartAlign Lens Mount - T-Series, Pixel 10 Pro
Our Review
Moment Stick-On SmartAlign Lens Mount — T-Series Lenses Without the Camera Case
The gist: An adhesive lens mount that lets you attach Moment T-Series lenses directly to your iPhone — no case required — for travelers who want lens flexibility without committing to a thicker case.
- Case-free T-Series access: Sticks directly to the phone (or most third-party cases) via a removable adhesive base — gives you access to Moment’s 5 T-Series lens types (Wide, Tele, Fisheye, Macro, Anamorphic) without switching your daily case.
- SmartAlign precision alignment: The mount is machined to align precisely with your iPhone’s main camera lens — no vignetting, no misalignment, the same optical quality as the full Moment camera case integration.
- Secure removable adhesive: Holds firmly during shooting, removes cleanly without residue — reusable across sessions and repositionable if alignment needs adjustment.
- iPhone 17 Pro compatibility: 4 SKU variants cover iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and 17 Air — machined to the specific lens positions of each model for precise optical alignment.
Moment designed the Stick-On SmartAlign mount for users who want to use T-Series lenses with cases that aren’t part of the Moment ecosystem — keeping your preferred slim or rugged case while still accessing Moment’s optical accessories.
Best for: Travelers who already have a preferred iPhone case and want to add T-Series lens capability without replacing it — the lowest-commitment entry into Moment’s lens system. Skip it if: You want MagSafe and full ecosystem integration — the stick-on mount doesn’t add the strap loop, MagSafe magnets, or drop protection of the full camera case. Runs around $25 — check the current price before buying.
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