T-Series Ultimate Bundle, Blue Flare / Gold Flare
Get ultra creative with the Moment T-Series Bundle: seven pro lenses for cinematic detail. Pair with a Moment case or mount and shoot.
Our Review
Moment T-Series Ultimate Bundle — the full clip-on lens kit for a phone-only travel photographer
The gist: Bundles Moment's current-generation T-Series lenses at a discount, giving a nomad shooting on iPhone 14+ a wide, tele, macro, fisheye, and anamorphic look without packing a mirrorless bag.
- Seven pro lenses per Moment's own bundle listing: pulled from the T-Series line — Wide 18mm, Tele 58mm (2x optical, pairs with the Pro iPhone's built-in telephoto), Macro 10x, Fisheye 14mm (200° field of view), and Anamorphic 1.33x/1.55x for cinematic 16:9 footage.
- Built for iPhone 14 and newer: Moment's compatibility guide is explicit that older iPhones need the discontinued M-Series instead.
- Case or mount required: lenses attach to a compatible Moment phone case, sold separately if you don't already own one.
- Per-lens price context: individual T-Series lenses normally run $130-150 each, so buying seven separately would cost meaningfully more than the bundle price.
Moment's own field-test guide to the T-Series lineup confirms the Tele 58mm delivers genuine 2x optical zoom and the Fisheye hits a 200-degree field of view — real optical specs, not marketing rounding.
Best for: travel photographers on iPhone 14+ who want a full creative toolkit without checked luggage. Skip it if: your phone predates iPhone 14 — none of these lenses will mount to it. Check the current price before buying.
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