This ordeal comes after Moment released their “Moment Pro Camera” app which brought manual controls, focus peaking and zebra stripes, and anamorphic lens support to Android-then discontinued its development after just two years.
The video version of the guarantee is still public on YouTube, however. Left: Moment Case for Pixel 6 | Right: Moment Case for Pixel 7Ĭuriously, according to The Internet Archive Wayback Machine, Moment updated their guarantee page to redirect to a generic warranty page some time between September and November, 2020. To make matters worse, their clip-on M-Series Lens Mount does not support the Pixel 7 series, either, as it doesn’t fit over the phones’ camera bar. Despite this, Moment still lists the cases at the same $50 price point as previous models that supported their lenses. Starting with the Pixel 6a (which reused the sensor from the Pixel 5), the Moment Case lacks the M-Series mounting hardware altogether. Curiously, Moment did make an M-Series lens mount case for Pixel 6 series which shares the same main sensor as the Pixel 7 series, but warned that “M-Series lenses may vignette when used with Pixel 6 & Pixel 6 Pro.”
In their Pixel 7 case Q&A section, Moment cites “changes in the field of view of the onboard cameras” of the Pixel 7 series for their lack of M-Series lens support. Thankfully, the Internet never forgets, and I archived the video: Your browser does not support the video tag. I thought they were going to own up to this, but it seems like they are trying to further bury it.
#Moment lens pixel 5 update
Update Jan 2023: Moment has sadly deleted the above video from YouTube.
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