And if spending $329 on an iPhone accessory doesn’t leave your wallet feeling stung, Leica also sells a $60 leather case for its Lux Grip that includes a pocket for hiding an AirTag.

If you enjoy photography but don't want to invest in a full-on camera, and you're an iPhone user who wishes it had a better grip for snapping photos, Leica's got something you might like – assuming you've got more than $300 to spare.

Leica just released its LUX Grip accessory, the ultimate Camera Control device, which is available to any iPhone with MagSafe support.

Leica has announced a new iPhone accessory called the Leica Lux Grip. It is designed to turn the use of its iOS-only Leica Lux mobile app into an expe

New Leica Lux Grip for iPhone pairs with the Leica Lux app to get as close as possible to a Leica camera experience on your phone

Leica today introduced the Leica LUX Grip, a MagSafe-compatible iPhone camera grip designed to provide photographers with a more tactile and

Wetzlar-based camera company Leica wants to give iPhone photographers a helping hand – if they have the right amount of money.

It's still way cheaper than any Leica camera though. Say you like photography, but not enough to buy a real camera. You like your iPhone, but wish it

Leica has just announced the Leica Lux Grip, a MagSafe-compatible phone grip designed to work with its app — and it has the pricing you'd expect from Leica.

Leica is mainly known for its high-end cameras, but it also makes smartphone camera lenses. Today, the company is announcing its new LUX grip for iPhone, designed to mimic the feel of a Leica camera.

Leica Camera AG is one of the leading camera manufacturers in the world. However, it acknowledges that smartphones serve as the primary cameras for millions of users globally. This is where the all-new for iPhone comes in.