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The Photojojo store carries this crazy-realistic camera lens mug, only $24:

Behold, the Camera Lens Mug, a mug that looks JUST LIKE a 24-105mm lens!

It’s equipped with a lens-cap lid (omg), rubber-grip focus and zoom rings (o…m…g), and an auto-focus switch that actually switches (OMG)! It’s so realistic, you might have to use post-its just to remind yourself which is your mug and which is your lens!

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6 Responses to Camera lens coffee cup

  1. KentKB on said:

    The 500mm mocha….

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  2. DeadlyDad on said:

    You can get it with insides made of plastic ($15.80) or stainless steel at DealExtreme.com.

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  3. jason on said:

    this si an camera?????

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  4. Liang Liz on said:

    Its great
    ,but the material is PC ,I got a Stainless steel version at ebox365
    ,quality is prefect only 15$ for registered accounts,I like it so much ps:they
    also sell much more 20type lens mug on the shop 

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  5. Liang Liz on said:

    oh, forget it ebox365 shop is http://www.ebox365.com :P

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  6. Liang Liz on said:

    Its great ,but the material is PC ,I got a Stainless steel version at ebox365 ,quality is prefect only 15$ for registered accounts,I like it so much ps:they also sell much more 20type lens mug on the shop 

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