The exact plan I used to score Moment T-Series lenses from the US for my Hong Kong setup

Why I finally switched to the Moment T-Series

I have been a fan of mobile photography for years, but with the sensor sizes on our phones getting massive in 2026, my old M-Series glass just wasn't cutting it anymore. I started seeing creators over in Europe and the US raving about the T-Series glass. These lenses are designed with a much larger aperture, meaning no more annoying dark corners or blurry edges on the latest iPhone or Samsung sensors.

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I noticed that while these are trending globally, finding a specific bundle in Hong Kong can be a bit of a nightmare. The local shops either don't have the full range or they charge a premium that makes my wallet cry. I realized that if I wanted the Anamorphic lens and the new 75mm Macro for my upcoming projects, I needed to source them directly from where the deals are best—the United States.

My strategy for buying from US stores

When I looked at the prices on US sites, the difference was clear. Often, they bundle these lenses with mounts and filters at discounts that basically cover the cost of getting them across the ocean. My first step was to find a reliable freight forwarder. I didn't want to risk my expensive glass with a random service, so I went with a name I trust.

I found that by using a tax-free us address, I could skip the US state sales tax entirely. That is a solid 7% to 10% saving right there before I even considered the shipping. If you find the US checkout process a bit confusing or if a store doesn't accept your HK credit card, I recommend trying out the BuyForMe service. It makes the whole process feel like someone is doing the shopping for you, which is great when you're busy with shoots.

Estimated shipping specs for your kit

Before I clicked 'buy', I needed to know what I was getting into regarding costs. I used the shipping calculator to get a rough idea. Here is what I found for a typical T-Series lens starter kit (usually containing 2 lenses, a case, and a mount):

Knowing these international shipping rates ahead of time helped me justify the purchase. Since the package is light, I didn't have to worry about the heavy freight costs that usually come with larger electronics.

The walkthrough for using a parcel forwarding service

I wanted to share exactly how I handled the logistics. First, I signed up for an account to get my US address. Once I had that, I went to the Moment shop and entered that address as my shipping destination. This is the core of how the parcel forwarding service works.

Once the package arrived at the warehouse, I was notified immediately. I could see the photos of my new lenses to make sure everything looked correct. From there, I selected my preferred international shipping method. I usually prefer the express options because I am impatient when it comes to new gear, but there are more budget-friendly choices if you don't mind waiting an extra few days.

If you are doing this for the first time, check out this step-by-step guide which explains the flow from warehouse to your doorstep in Hong Kong. It really simplified things for me.

Important tips for Hong Kong creators

One of the best things about being a creator in Hong Kong is the lack of import tax on most consumer electronics and accessories. Unlike our friends in other countries, we don't usually have to worry about an extra 10% or 20% being tacked on by customs when the lenses arrive. This makes using an international shipping service even more cost-effective.

I also suggest consolidating your orders. If you are buying the T-Series lenses, you might also want a specific filter or a phone cage. If you buy them from different US stores, comGateway can hold your items and ship them all in one box. I found that this reduces the overall cost significantly compared to shipping three separate small boxes.

My experience getting these lenses to Hong Kong was surprisingly smooth. I now have the glass I need for my 2026 projects, and I didn't have to settle for whatever was left in stock locally. If you have been on the fence about the T-Series, I can tell you that the jump in quality is worth the effort of importing them.