AntiGlare CPL QuickLock Filter - Open Box, iPhone 17 Pro Max
Our QuickLock AntiGlare CPL is like a magic trick for your phone’s camera — making skies bluer, trees greener, and windows glare-free. It works by cutting reflected light from glass, water, and metal, letting your subject come through with more depth, detail, and color accuracy.
It mounts instantly with our QuickLock™ system — a press-and-lock design that securely attaches to your Moment Case with no threads or tools. Housed in our lightweight AeroFrame™ body, it’s compact, strong, and ready for the road. Developed with our proprietary Filter Formula , this CPL uses fused-silica glass and polarization layers to deliver a glare-free, color-rich image without sacrificing sharpness.
Note: These filters ONLY work with a Moment Case (sold separately).Our Review
Moment AntiGlare CPL QuickLock Filter — Cut Glare and Shoot Richer Travel Photos
The gist: A circular polarizing filter purpose-built for iPhone that eliminates glare from water, glass, and car windows — turning flat reflective scenes into the vivid shots that make travel photography worth sharing.
- Cuts glare from water and glass: Rotating polarizer removes surface reflections from lakes, windows, wet cobblestones, and windshields — you see through the surface instead of bouncing light.
- Richer color without editing: Deeper blues in ocean and sky shots, greener foliage, more accurate color through car or shop windows — all captured in-camera.
- Fused-silica glass, 16-layer stack: Tuned for phone sensors — delivers polarization without the muddiness or color shifts of generic polarizers.
- QuickLock AeroFrame mount: Press-lock aluminum body attaches to a Moment Case in one motion — easy on at the beach, off for low-light interiors.
B&H Photo’s product listing confirms the filter uses fused-silica optical glass with a 16-layer anti-reflection coating specifically engineered to match how phone camera sensors handle high-contrast, reflective light.
Best for: Travel photographers shooting water, architecture, or cars who want in-camera glare removal rather than masking it in post-processing. Skip it if: You mostly shoot indoors or in diffuse light — polarizers have minimal effect without a strong, directional light source; also requires a Moment Case (sold separately). Check the current price before buying.
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