Leica Camera AG has introduced the Leica LUX Case for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, bringing the brand’s iconic design and photographic expertise to mobile imaging. Designed for photographers who value both style and functionality, the case integrates seamlessly with the Leica LUX Grip, creating a premium, cohesive mobile photography setup.
Crafted from finest black leather with precision-engineered black aluminium buttons, the Leica LUX Case combines elegance with durability. Inside, a microfibre lining containing recycled materials cushions the iPhone, ensuring both protection and sustainability.
Integrated MagSafe technology allows for quick, secure attachment to the Leica LUX Grip, giving users stability and confidence to capture spontaneous photographic moments.
The Leica LUX Case is designed for users within the Leica Mobile ecosystem or those looking to join it. When paired with the Leica LUX App and LUX Grip, the case supports advanced photographic workflows, making the transition from everyday usage to intentional image creation seamless. Its focus on quality, ergonomics, and inspiration reflects Leica’s signature design philosophy.
The Leica LUX Case is available now at select Leica Stores, the Leica Online Store, and authorized retailers, with a recommended retail price of S$150 (including GST).
With the Leica LUX Case, Leica continues to merge timeless design with modern mobile photography, offering iPhone users a tool that is as stylish as it is functional.
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