Rugged Case for OnePlus | M-Series - Open Box, Walnut / OnePlus 7 Pro Case
Our Review
Moment Rugged Case for OnePlus — turns your Android into a lens-swappable travel camera
The gist: If you shoot travel photos on a OnePlus instead of an iPhone, this open-box Moment case is the affordable way into Moment's lens ecosystem — no separate mirrorless body required.
- Built-in lens mount: a twist-and-lock Moment lens interface is molded right into the case, so wide, tele, and macro lenses attach in a twist — no adapter ring to lose in a daypack.
- Real protection, low bulk: a thin, rubberized body with rounded edges and a Japan-sourced microsuede lining, so it guards against scratches and bumps without turning your phone into a brick.
- Wrist-strap attachment: a strap point on the bottom lets you secure the phone to your wrist on a boat, a ledge, or a crowded market — cheap insurance against a phone in the water.
- Real materials, not plastic-only: comes in walnut wood or black canvas backing, giving each case actual grain/texture instead of a uniform mold.
Digital Trends covered the launch of Moment's photo cases and lenses for the OnePlus 6/6T line, confirming this was a real, purpose-built accessory line — not a generic third-party mount.
Best for: OnePlus-carrying travelers who want interchangeable lenses without buying a second camera body. Skip it if: you've already upgraded past the OnePlus 6-series this case fits — check compatibility before buying, since Moment's phone cases are model-specific. Runs ~$42.50 — check the current price before buying (this is an open-box listing, non-returnable).
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