Our mobile lenses have been 10 years in the making, and you can feel that care in every shot. We’ve got a whole lineup, from the fan-favorite Anamorphic lens for filmmakers to the Tele 58mm, which mobile photographers love for portraits and tighter shots.
But we added something new to the mix: the 75mm Macro Lens. It fills the gap between our original 10X Macro (great for abstract, super-close stuff) and the 58mm. Sometimes the 10X can feel a little too close, so we wanted something with a bit more range, and the 75mm nails it.
Since launch, it’s quickly become one of our top sellers. Keep scrolling to see why, check out the specs, and explore some real-world shots.
Get incredibly close to your subject with the Macro 75mm. Different from traditional macro photography, this lens works less than four inches away from the subject to capture rich textures, materials,...
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The 75mm Macro Mobile Lens is a testament to A+ engineering. Its robust build, crafted from aerospace-grade metal, assures durability and a premium feel. Unlike the flimsy mobile lenses you might find lurking on Amazon, these bad boys are crafted with show-stopping craftsmanship from our team (hi, Jordan and Eric!), something we take great pride in.
The lens's T-Series design enhances ease of use and better edge-to-edge clarity, making it a perfect fit for the latest iPhone. Its compact size and sophisticated mounting mechanism gives you a seamless integration with your phone, making it a seriously powerful tool. It’s a one-handed operation, yet larger than our previous generation of mobile lenses in the M-Series lineup.
If you’re into snapping macro shots, the 75mm Macro is a fun step up and actually outperforms the iPhone built-in macro lens. You still get those crisp details, but with more room to breathe in the frame.
The alternative 10x Macro is great if you want super abstract, right-up-in-there shots. But the 75mm lets you pull back just a bit and actually see what you’re photographing. Leaves, fabric, little objects.
It’s also got 25% more glass than the 10x, so your shots come out cleaner, without that dark edge vibe. Just keep an eye on your lighting because if you're shoot somewhere bright, I'd suggest using a little diffuser to keep shadows out of your shot.
Macro photography might feel a little niche, but it’s way more fun than it gets credit for. You can see the world slightly more differently than you would otherwise and notice how details of a subject can add to your visual storytelling.
It’s especially great for plants. Our in-house photographer, Bea took it for a spin around her neighborhood garden and couldn’t believe how crisp everything looked. Colors pop without looking fake, and the detail felt rich.
It’s also a cool tool for creative portraits: close-ups of skin, eyes, hair, or even clothing textures all come out looking wild in the best way. Whether you’re out in nature or walking around the city, this lens turns small stuff into something worth staring at.
