Leica Lux Case: MagSafe leather case for Apple’s iPhone 17 integrates with the Lux Grip

Leica has launched a leather case for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max, featuring MagSafe integration and compatibility with accessories. Priced at £85, it enhances the Leica mobile ecosystem for photography enthusiasts.

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With the rapid advance of smartphones, overtaking the 2/3-sensor point-and-shoot cameras, and advances in full-frame and APS-C technology, micro four-thirds is in the eye of the storm. It is being squeezed from above and below. Thom Hogan asks if it still has a future….

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