Camera Case for iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro Max / Indigo Blue
Our Review
Camera Case for iPhone 12, Indigo Blue — turns your phone into a mobile camera body for travel
The gist: A slim, drop-protective case with a built-in lens mount, letting travelers shoot with Moment's wide, tele, macro, fisheye, or anamorphic lenses without carrying a second camera body.
- Rated for real drops: tested to survive falls up to 6 feet, with internal ribs engineered to direct impact force away from the phone — reassuring on cobblestone streets or boat decks.
- M-Series drop-in lens mount: a three-point locating system keeps M-Series lenses secure and precisely aligned, with a refined fit that Moment says takes less effort to attach than earlier versions.
- MagSafe still works: tech reviewer Fossbytes clocked a 20-80% charge in 1 hour 18 minutes with MagSafe through the case — slower than a bare phone but notably faster than Apple's own clear case.
- Plant-based, partially degradable TPU build, a small plus for travelers who care about the footprint of gear they buy.
Fossbytes' hands-on review called out one honest quirk worth knowing for this exact Indigo Blue colorway: the red accents on some lens mounts "jump out of the subtle indigo color of the case" — a cosmetic mismatch, not a functional issue.
Best for: travelers who want real drop protection plus the option to shoot with Moment's mobile lens lineup. Skip it if: you don't own or plan to buy M-Series lenses — you'd be paying for a feature you won't use. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying (this is an older iPhone 12 case, so confirm it fits your model).
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