Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM is a compact apochromatic Leica M telephoto lens with clinical rendering and good color reproduction.
Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM
M mount
The Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM is a M-mount lens for Leica rangefinder cameras. As of September 2026, it sells from €938 used across 2 listings, with a 30-day median of €938. Leica price index →
How it compares
Measured against the 25 other 90mm M-mount lenses in the catalogue.
Specification
About this lens
Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM
The Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM is a modern apochromatic short-telephoto lens for Leica M and VM-mount rangefinder cameras. Manufactured by Cosina under the Voigtländer brand, it was released in January 2025 as a compact high-performance 90mm f/2 lens with rangefinder coupling and full-frame 35mm coverage [1][3]. It occupies a premium position in the modern Voigtländer VM lineup, offering a fast portrait-length focal length, apochromatic correction, and a smaller body than many traditional 90mm f/2 rangefinder lenses.
The lens uses an 8-element, 7-group optical construction, with six of the eight elements made from abnormal partial dispersion glass. Cosina lists the lens with a 90mm focal length, f/2 maximum aperture, f/16 minimum aperture, 12 aperture blades, 0.9 m minimum focus, 52 mm filter thread, 61.9 mm maximum diameter, 63.3 mm length, and 340 g weight. The VM mount is compatible with Leica M cameras and is rangefinder coupled from infinity to 0.9 m, although the effective coupled range can depend on the camera body[2].
History
Development and Launch
Cosina announced the Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM on 13 December 2024 and later confirmed a Japanese release date of 23 January 2025. The lens was introduced as a fast compact apochromatic VM portrait lens, designed specifically for M-mount rangefinder cameras and full-frame 35mm use. It followed Cosina’s broader development of high-correction Voigtländer APO lenses, including the APO-Lanthar and APO-Skopar lines.
Production Evolution
The APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM entered the Voigtländer VM lineup in 2025 and remains listed in black and silver versions by Cosina and Voigtländer Germany. Official specifications identify the black version with article number 121396 and EAN 4002451008518, while the silver version is listed as article number 121395 and EAN 4002451008501. No optical revision or discontinued status is documented in the official sources used for this entry.
Special Variants
The main documented factory variants are the black and silver finishes. Both share the same optical formula, dimensions, weight, filter thread, minimum focus distance, aperture blade count, rangefinder coupling, and supplied bayonet hood. No limited edition, brass edition, special color, anniversary version, or alternative optical version is widely documented as a standard factory variant.
Collector Notes
Collectors should verify the finish, article number or EAN where available, supplied reversible bayonet hood, front cap, rear cap, original box, and VM mount condition. Since the lens is not Leica 6-bit coded, digital Leica M users may need to select a manual lens profile if desired. Important condition checks include rangefinder coupling accuracy at f/2, smooth focusing, aperture click feel, hood bayonet condition, filter thread condition, coating marks, internal dust, and signs of impact around the relatively compact front barrel. The lens should not be confused with the slower APO-Skopar 90mm f/2.8 VM or with non-M adapted 90mm lenses.
Sources
Where to buy
Prices for Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM
About the usual price. The lowest listing is around the 30-day average.
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Price against condition for 2 listings of Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM, €938 to €938, median €938. New: 2 at €938, €938. The full table follows.
Price history
Over the last 12 weeks the median price for the Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM has fallen, ranging from €849 to €1,017 (now €938).
Weekly price (EUR). Median (Good or better) and lowest (Good or better) across 12 weeks. The full figures follow in the table below.
The figures behind this chart
| Week | Median | Lowest |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 8, 2026 | €1,017 | Unknown |
| Jun 15, 2026 | €1,017 | Unknown |
| Jul 6, 2026 | €931 | €931 |
| Jul 13, 2026 | €928 | €928 |
| Jul 20, 2026 | €885 | Unknown |
| Jul 27, 2026 | €888 | Unknown |
| Aug 3, 2026 | €849 | Unknown |
| Aug 10, 2026 | €939 | €939 |
| Aug 17, 2026 | €947 | €947 |
| Aug 24, 2026 | €942 | €942 |
| Aug 31, 2026 | €938 | €938 |
| Sep 7, 2026 | €938 | €938 |
What these condition grades mean
Every shop grades differently. Leica Classic uses letters, Ffordes uses E++ and E+, German dealers write "Zustand B", Japanese dealers write A−. We map all of them onto the one ladder below. Where a shop states its own grade, we print it under ours.
- New
- Unused, sold as current stock.Usually the maker's own store or a dealer's new inventory.
- Mint
- Used, but with no wear we can see described.Leica Classic A · Ffordes M
- Excellent
- Light wear, glass reported clean.Leica Classic A− and A/B · Ffordes E++ and E+ · Japanese A−
- Good
- Visible wear from use, optics reported sound.Leica Classic B · "Zustand B"
- Fair
- Heavy cosmetic wear, or a stated optical fault such as haze, fungus or cleaning marks.Leica Classic B−
- Heavily used
- Works, but wear or a fault affects using it.Leica Classic C
- For parts
- Not usable as sold.Leica Classic C− and D
- Unknown
- The listing said nothing we could grade. We show the seller's own words instead of guessing.
Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM: frequently asked
How much does the Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM cost?
As of September 2026, the Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM sells from €938 used, with a 30-day median of €938, across 2 active listings.
Where can I buy a Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM?
As of September 2026, the Voigtländer APO-Ultron 90mm f/2 VM is sold by 1 source (2 listings), from €938 used: all compared cheapest-first on this page.






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