Moment18mm Wide Lens for iPhone – M-Series Mobile Lens for Ultra-Wide Photos & Videos

I purchased this lens to be able to use it at one of my daughter's cheer events and my other daughter's hockey games. For the cheer event, I was able to get the entire area of the mat and the shots came in clear. The lens is surprisingly good. For the hockey game, I still have to pan right and to get the whole sheet of but get the entire half of the rink without issue.The lens is solid and has a bit of weight but it uses quality parts so that is not much of an issue. It comes with a bag and lens cap for when not in use.Mounting the lens requires a phone case that is sold separately. It is a good case so worth the cost to protect your phone.Sadly the lens is too heavy for the DJI 4 Gimble. It kept releasing the motors to prevent damage. Since the DJI 4 is all automated there is nothing you can do to counterbalance it but that is for another review.Get the DJI 3 Gimbal and there are good videos on youtube that will make it work well with this lens.

I bought the case, a tele lens and this wide lens from Moment. The case and lenses are premium quality, the case is grippy without being too bulky. The lenses attach securely and deliver excellent picture quality as they are real coated glass. The lenses are small enough to pocket for going mobile. With a lens attached to my iPhone XS Max it added a bit of heft to the phone so I typically detached the lens when done using it. I took some amazing shots of the Singapore city skyline at night from the top of the Sands ‘surfboard’ observation deck that took no learning curve to achieve great results.The only caveat I can offer is that you must use the Moment app to use the lenses with a dual lens iPhone, or they won’t work. The native camera app doesn’t let you choose the lens, so you wind up with the lens obscuring the camera’s view. The app is an extra cost, and honestly Moment should let lens buyers have the app for free since you can’t use the lenses on a dual lens phone without it.

I love, love, love Moment lenses for the iPhone…especially the wide angle lens. It’s obvious this is a top of the line product. It’s so sturdy and my more artistic photos go to a higher level. You DO need to also purchase a Moment case for the lens’s to attach to and that’s an extra $50 you’re going need to shell out on top of the lens itself. But the case I got was sturdy and the lens easily locks on to the case. If you want to up-your-game with iPhone camera (I have an iPhone 12 Max), I recommend this lens. I have tried less expensive lenses and they don’t even come close to the quality of this lens.

I use to travel with a BIG SLR before and for my latest trip, I thought my Pixel 3 would be very good. I still wanted a bit of a wider range in particular to use on buildings or indoor. I am stunned by how good this lense has been for my trip. It's small enough to fit in your pocket and easy to plug in and out of the case if you feel the wide angle is too much (landscapes). Color and picture quality are stunning.ONE CAVEAT: The Portrait mode in the Pixel 3 fails miserably if you use this lense. Not sure why buy the entire bottom of the picture is blurred and not the top. I'm still giving 5 star because honestly a wide angle lense is not made for portrait mode.I will by the 60mm lense Moment has now.. and I'm looking forward to see how this one works.

This small and "Semi" easy to use lens easily improves any picture's quality you take with your phone by about 5-10 times! Such an awesome and POWERFUL lens! It easily competes with my Canon Rebel T6 professional camera! Although it's not just a plug and snap lens, you do need to get used to the new wider angels, and learn to put the lens in just right, otherwise your pictures will not come out right. Also for the price I got($79.99 at the time) It does cut into the wallet a bit. However it is, in my opinion, worth every cent!

The lens works very well. Good sharpness and color rendition. It is a vast improvement on other clip on lens I have used. Just make sure that you have the main subject of the picture centered and perpendicular to the ground. Any angle deviation from perpendicular tends to create distortion on the outsides of the image. It reminds me of one of my all time favorite lens which was a Nikkor 24mm with less parallax correction. The lens works well with the case but be aware that the combination of the two becomes remarkably heavy after a couple of hours compared to just a phone and a case. Wish they had a rear lens cover as the lens goes on and off a lot. The case is well made, grippy and looks good in black but understandably is a bit thicker than a regular case. All in all this is a great lens at a reasonable price.