Nomad today launched a new case for the iPhone 12, called the "Rugged Case for Moment" and priced at $59.95. This accessory is compatible with Moment's M-Series lenses, like the Wide 18mm lens or Tele 58mm lens.

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The new Nomad case is compatible with Apple MagSafe and is made of Horween leather, available in Rustic Brown and Black. A Moment M-Series Lens is not included, but the case does come with the Moment drop-in lens mount, standard camera ring, and Moment lens interface.

The full list of Moment lenses that are compatible with the new case are the Wide 18mm lens, Tele 58mm lens, Anamorphic lens, 14mm Fisheye lens, and Macro lens. There are also two lanyard attachment points on the case, but it does not come with a lanyard.

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The Rugged Case for Moment is available for the ‌iPhone‌ 12, ‌iPhone‌ 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. You can order the case today on Nomad's website for $59.95, and compatible Moment lenses can be purchased on Moment's website as well as on Nomad.

Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Nomad. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

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Top Rated Comments

sinsin07 Avatar
46 months ago
Expecting Moment Tele lens and SmallRig iPhone cage with side handle today.
Hope it works as advertised.
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Jim Lahey Avatar
46 months ago
Nomad are top drawer. Stunning quality products from a very cool company. Everything about the experience oozes class. From the buying to the unboxing to the living. That’s not to say everything they make will suit everyone, but if a particular item suits your use case then you can be sure the company and their gear won’t let you down.
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SkyRom Avatar
46 months ago
Love these Moment lenses and cases. For my real estate site visits, I used to carry a DSLR and a lot of equipment. Now I switch from GPS to the Camera app and slap on the telephoto ? and it's all uploaded before I make it back to my office.

[edit] and the best part is, when the phone gets replaced, the lenses will still work with the next phone ?
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