Camera Case for iPhone 15, Black / iPhone 15 Pro / Case w/ Drop-in Mount
$35
The Camera Case for iPhone 15 is designed for photographers, filmmakers, and travelers to help unleash the full potential of your phone's cameras. It's not just a phone case, it's the essential tool to elevate your mobile photography and filmmaking. Effortlessly attach Moment Lenses and filters. Choose from 9 different T-Series lenses - Tele, Wide, Fisheye, 75mm or 10x Macro, and one of our four cinematic Anamorphics. Lenses require a separately purchased T-Series drop-in lens mount for iPhone 15. On the Pro models, use the front-mounting QuickLock feature to quickly apply lens filters such as Variable NDs, CineBloom Diffusion, Antiglare CPL, or a CineClear protection filter to keep your camera looking sharp. Or rig it up even further with camera filter mounts, cages, wrist straps, and more for the ultimate mobile setup.
Our Review
Moment Camera Case for iPhone 15 — a travel phone case that doubles as a lens rig
The gist: A slim, grippy case that protects your iPhone on the road and turns it into a mobile-photography kit when you add a lens mount.
- Drop protection: Moment says the ribbed-rail design is engineered for up to 10 ft of drop protection, handy for airport floors and cobblestones.
- Built to be handled: a ribbed 4th-gen TPU body with a reinforced polycarbonate backplate, anodized metal buttons and a microfiber inner lining.
- Charging and mounts: a built-in magnet array works with MagSafe mounts and chargers, and supports Qi and Qi2 wireless charging.
- Room to grow: a strap loop for wrist or neck straps; Moment’s T-Series lenses attach through a separately bought drop-in lens mount, and Pro models also take QuickLock filters.
Moment’s own product page lists the 10 ft drop rating, the TPU and polycarbonate construction and the lens-mount requirement. Some buyers on that same page say the magnets feel on the weak side for wallets and mounts.
Best for: travelers who shoot a lot on their phone and want one case for everyday carry and creative gear. Skip it if: you never plan to add lenses, or you want a magnet grip that holds heavy accessories firmly. Runs ~$35 — check the current price before buying.
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