CineClear UV QuickLock Filter - Open Box, iPhone 17 Pro Max
Our Review
Moment CineClear UV QuickLock Filter — Always-On Lens Shield for the Traveling Photographer
The gist: An optically neutral UV filter with 98.5% light transmission that protects your iPhone Pro’s camera lenses from scratches, dust, and UV haze — the filter you leave on full-time without sacrificing image quality.
- 98.5% light transmission: Schott B270 optical glass with 16-layer multicoating — virtually invisible to the camera, no color shift or contrast loss compared to shooting without it.
- Cuts UV haze outdoors: Reduces the blue-grey haze that affects distance shots at altitude, on beaches, and in strong midday sun — cleaner images in the shooting conditions where phone cameras struggle most.
- Scratch and fingerprint protection: A permanent shield over the Pro camera system — takes the daily abrasion of bag pockets, sandy environments, and rain instead of the lens itself.
- QuickLock AeroFrame mount: Lightweight aluminum body attaches to a Moment Case in one press — stays on between shots with no need to stow it.
B&H Photo’s product specs confirm the filter uses Schott B270 optical glass with 16 layers of optical coating achieving 98.5% light transmission — one of the highest transparency ratings available for clip-on phone filters.
Best for: Traveling photographers who use their iPhone Pro daily and want passive lens protection that doesn’t compromise image quality in any shooting condition. Skip it if: You shoot mostly indoors or rarely risk your lens — the UV haze benefit is most visible in bright, open-air environments; requires a Moment Case (sold separately). Check the current price before buying.
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