The SmallRig CS-L1 6736 telephoto lens brings the scene 3.5× closer and fits in your palm. It goes on the phone with the supplied clip: attach, line it up with the T-mount and twist to lock. A multi-layer coating keeps colour natural and holds back flare.
The SmallRig CS-L1 6736 telephoto lens brings the scene 3.5× closer and fits in your palm. It goes on the phone with the supplied clip: attach, line it up with the T-mount and twist to lock. A multi-layer coating keeps colour natural and holds back flare.
The SmallRig CS-L1 6736 is a 3.5× telephoto conversion lens for phones. It pulls distant subjects close enough to read — an architectural detail, an animal on the far side of a meadow, a player out on the pitch — and because it is compact and light, handheld shots stay steadier than with the bulky telephoto lenses of the same class. The optical design uses twelve elements in three groups that handle magnification, focus and correction; high-index glass keeps the assembly short, so the lens does not grow in length. A multi-layer anti-reflective coating raises light transmission and holds back flare and colour cast, so images stay clean and true. Mounting takes three steps: fit the mounting clip, line the lens up with the T-mount and twist to lock it. The box includes a pouch, both caps and a cloth, so the lens travels with you without further kit.
3.5X Telephoto Lens × 1
Mounting Clip × 1
Front Lens Cap × 1
Rear Lens Cap × 1
Storage Pouch × 1
Cleaning Cloth × 1
Magnification: 3.5×
Optical Design: 12 elements in 3 groups
Coating: multi-layer anti-reflective
Mounting: mounting clip with T-mount
Material(s): glass, aluminum alloy
Product Dimensions: 63.9 × 40.0 × 40.0 mm
Product Weight: 130.8 ± 5.0 g
Package Dimensions: 162.0 × 122.5 × 69.0 mm
Package Weight: 376.0 ± 5.0 g
Compatibility: iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max
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