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Leica LUX Grip for Smartphones

The LUX Grip from Leica is writing a whole new chapter in iPhone photography, but with the same legendary handling and design expected from Leica. The LUX Grip takes iPhone photography to the next level. With perfect ergonomics, high-quality materials, and intuitive design, it puts full control of creative imaging back into your hands. It strikes the perfect balance from the feeling of confidence while composing the image to the precise moment the shutter is released. Create images that captivate and emotions that endure.

SKU: GC165-18562

Leica LUX Grip for Smartphones

Leica LUX Grip for Smartphones

The LUX Grip from Leica is writing a whole new chapter in iPhone photography, but with the same legendary handling and design expected from Leica. The LUX Grip takes iPhone photography to the next level. With perfect ergonomics, high-quality materials, and intuitive design, it puts full control of creative imaging back into your hands. It strikes the perfect balance from the feeling of confidence while composing the image to the precise moment the shutter is released. Create images that captivate and emotions that endure.

Immerse yourself in the world of the look of iconic Leica lenses with the ease of smartphone imaging. Focus on specific features of the shot with the bokeh effect brought by legendary lenses like the Summilux-M and the Noctilux-M by using the Leica LUX app. Keep full creative control over exposure, ISO, and shutter speed as you craft your very own personal photographic signature. The Leica LUX app lets you do all of this. A one-year subscription for the PRO version of the app is included free of charge with every Grip product registration.

Leica LUX Grip for Smartphones Intuitive design with seamless Leica LUX app integration, mechanical two-stage shutter button, two programmable function buttons, precision settings dial, secure MagSafe attachment for iPhone 12 and later, Bluetooth connectivity, ambidextrous operation, modular construction for future iPhone upgrades, up to 1000-photo battery life, and 2-hour USB-C fast charging.

Key Features:

Fits iPhone 12 and Later with MagSafe

Left- or Right-Handed User Compatible

Built-In Rechargeable Battery

USB-C Charging Port

Two Programmable Function Buttons

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Leica LUX Grip for Smartphones

The LUX Grip from Leica is writing a whole new chapter in iPhone photography, but with the same legendary handling and design expected from Leica. The LUX Grip takes iPhone photography to the next level. With perfect ergonomics, high-quality materials, and intuitive design, it puts full control of creative imaging back into your hands. It strikes the perfect balance from the feeling of confidence while composing the image to the precise moment the shutter is released. Create images that captivate and emotions that endure.

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