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Leica's Lux Grip: The Luxury MagSafe iPhone Camera Accessory Priced at $329

Leica’s new $330 Lux Grip turns your iPhone into a premium camera with a stylish and functional design.
By Blip Tech 2 min read

Leica Lux Grip: A Premium MagSafe iPhone Camera Accessory

Leica has announced the Leica Lux Grip, a premium MagSafe-compatible phone grip designed for iPhone photographers and enthusiasts. Priced at $329 in the U.S., this high-end accessory is notably more expensive than many alternative options but offers unique features that cater to serious photography enthusiasts.

Key Features

  • Mechanical Two-Stage Shutter Button: For precise camera control.
  • Precise Setting Dial: Allows for fine-tuning of settings.
  • Two Individually Assignable FN Buttons: Customize functions according to your needs.
  • Weight: 130 grams, adding significant bulk to the iPhone.
  • Versatility: Works for both left- and right-handed users and includes a tripod thread at the base.
  • Battery Life: Lasts for approximately 1,000 photos, charging via USB-C in about two hours.
  • Bluetooth Connectivity: Seamlessly connects with your iPhone.

App Integration

The Leica Lux Grip is designed to work with the Leica Lux app. Users who register their grip on the Leica website receive a free year of Leica Lux Pro, typically priced at $69.99.

Availability

  • Currently not available for purchase in the U.S., but customers can sign up for email alerts when it becomes available.
  • Available now in Europe for 300 euros (including VAT).

Alternatives

For those looking for more affordable options, there are several alternatives on Amazon ranging from $20 to $70. Notable mentions include the Kiwifotos MagSafe phone grip priced at $25.99 and the ShiftCam SnapGrip, a MagSafe-compatible camera grip with a built-in Qi power bank for about $70.

While the Leica Lux Grip is significantly more expensive, it offers unique features that may justify the cost for serious iPhone photographers.

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