The first-generation Moment Wide 18mm T-Series is an add-on wide-angle lens for the phone main camera. It captures more of the scene without the strong distortion and stretched edges of a built-in ultra-wide camera. Six-element optics in an aluminium housing keep lines straight and the image sharp into the corners. It attaches with the T-Series bayonet.
The first-generation Moment Wide 18mm T-Series is an add-on wide-angle lens for the phone main camera. It captures more of the scene without the strong distortion and stretched edges of a built-in ultra-wide camera. Six-element optics in an aluminium housing keep lines straight and the image sharp into the corners. It attaches with the T-Series bayonet.
A wide view between your phone wide and ultra-wide cameras. Landscapes, architecture, interiors and environmental portraits with straight lines and natural proportions.

The lens shows the subject together with its surroundings. Ideal for landscapes, street photography, architecture and environmental storytelling where the built-in ultra-wide exaggerates perspective.
The lens fits a Moment Camera Case with a T-Series Drop-in Mount, or the Moment Universal Lens Mount for T-Series I, which clamps onto most phones. The bayonet locks with a short twist.
The Moment 67mm Lens Filter Mount for T-Series I screws onto the lens for ND, CPL and diffusion filters.
T-Series I is the original Moment lens line with the larger bayonet for modern phones; the newer T-Series II packs even more glass.
For the Moment Wide 18mm Lens (T-Series) we recommend Moment 67mm Lens Filter Mount T-Series I, Moment Front Lens Cap Tele 58mm + Wide 18mm (T-Series) and Moment Rear Lens Cap (T-Series).
| Manufacturer: | Moment |
| Category: | Lenses |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 70mm |
| Lens diameter | 49mm |
| Lens Length | 28.7mm |
| Lens mount | T-series |
| Lens color | Black |
| Lens type | Prime lens |
| Focal length | 18mm |
| Weight | 71.2g |
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