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SIRUI Black Friday 2025 Deals – Up to 70% Off Lenses and Tripods

November 11th, 2025Jump to Comment Section
SIRUI Black Friday 2025 Deals - Up to 70% Off Lenses and Tripods

SIRUI is kicking off the holiday season early with an incredible lineup of Black Friday 2025 deals, offering up to 70% off many of their most popular lenses and tripods. Known for delivering impressive optical quality at budget-friendly prices, SIRUI continues to attract both professionals and enthusiasts alike — and this sale is no exception. Let’s take a closer look!

We have covered SIRUI’s product launches extensively over the past years — from hands-on reviews to trade show discoveries — and can confirm that their gear consistently delivers and is affordable at the same time. If you’ve been considering adding a new lens or tripod to your kit, now might be the perfect time to do so.

And don’t forget to check out our Top 3 Daily Deals, which will be updated every day leading up to Black Friday, as well as other Black Friday deals from manufacturers.

AURORA Series 85mm F1.4 Full-frame Autofocus Lens. Image credit: SIRUI

SIRUI lenses – Best deals, up to 70% off

SIRUI has continued to innovate, expanding its lineup with new lenses and accessories that combine creative flexibility with solid build quality. Some of the company’s newest releases are already part of this year’s Black Friday deals.

SIRUI AURORA
SIRUI AURORA. Credit: CineD

SIRUI AURORA Series 85mm F1.4 Full-Frame Autofocus Lens

  • Single lens for $449 ($599 before)
  • 2-Lens Set for $949 ($998 before)

A year ago, SIRUI announced its first auto-focus lens, the AURORA 85mm F1.4 full-frame autofocus lens. We paired it with the Sony A1 II, as it was interesting for us to see how well it performs on Sony’s 8K flagship mirrorless camera. Make sure to check out our full review here.

SIRUI IronStar
1.5x T1.9 IronStar Series Anamorphic Full Frame Cine Lens. Image credit CineD

SIRUI 1.5x T1.9 IronStar Series Anamorphic Full Frame Cine Lens

  • Single lens for $999
  • 3-Lens Set for $2,849 ($2,999 before)

These anamorphic cine lenses cover full-frame image sensors, have a maximum aperture of T1.9, and feature a user-interchangeable PL/EF lens mount. Check out our review where we paired the ironStar lenses with the new upcoming Canon EOS C50 here.

SIRUI 75mm and Canon EOS R5C 2. Credit: CineD

SIRUI Venus Full-Frame Anamorphic Lens

  • Single for $499 ($1,499 before)
  • 3-Lens Set for $1,359 ($4,497 before)
  • 5-Lens Set for $2,266 ($7,495 before)

The entire Venus Full-Frame Anamorphic Lens line is on sale; however, we tested the 50mm T2.9 1.6x on the RED KOMODO here and the 75 mm T2.9 1.6x paired with the Canon EOS R5 C here.

SIRUI Saturn. Credit: CineD

SIRUI Saturn 35/50/75mm Full-Frame Carbon Fiber Anamorphic Lens

  • Single for $599 ($1,299 before)
  • 2-Lens Set for $1,124 ($2,499 before)
  • 3-Lens Set for $1,664 ($3,699 before)

The Saturn line will be discounted 60% from November 17th – December 17th. In case you missed it, we did a full review on the SIRUI Saturn 50mm and 75mm T2.9 1.6x Anamorphic review shot on the Nikon Z 9, which you can read/watch here.

SIRUI APS-C Anamorphic Lens

  • Single for $399 ($599 before)
  • 4-Lens Set for $1,485 ($2,216 before)

Those were the original SIRUI anamorphic lenses that were introduced back in January 2021. In a nutshell, those lenses cover Super35 image sensors. They are relatively compact and lightweight and are available in various lens mounts, including Canon EF-M, Canon RF, FUJIFILM X, Leica L, MFT, Nikon Z, and Sony E-mount.

SIRUI Jupiter
SIRUI Jupiter. Credit: CineD

SIRUI Jupiter Series Full-Frame Macro Cine Lens

  • Single for $454 ($1,199 before)
  • 4-Lens Set for $1,888 ($4,316 before)

The Jupiter series lenses are macro lenses by design, which, of course, means that they have a very short minimum focusing distance, around 0.29 meters or around 11 inches. You can get more information on them in the extensive review of the Jupiter 75mm & 100mm Full-Frame Macro Cine lenses.

SIRUI Nightwalker Cine Lenses. Credit: CineD

Other top picks

SIRUI Night Walker T1.2 S35 Frame Cine Lens Series

  • Single for $319 ($399 before)
  • 2-Lens Set for $598 ($798 before)
  • 3-Lens Set for $749 ($999 before)

These lenses come in the following focal lengths: 16, 24, 35, 55, and 75mm, and they are all T1.2, which means ideal for low-light filming. In case you want to learn about them, you can read/watch our review here.

Vision Prime 1 cine lenses. Source: SIRUI

SIRUI 20mm/40mm T1.8 1.33X S35 AF Anamorphic Lens

  • Single for $599 ($799 before). Read/watch out full review of the 40mm 1.33x anamorphic lens here.

SIRUI Vision Prime 1 Series T1.4 Full-Frame Cine Lens

  • Single for $549 ($649 before)
  • 3-Lens Set for $1,499 ($1,899 before)

SIRUI Sniper Series F1.2 APS-C Frame Autofocus Lens

  • Single for $279 ($349 before)
  • 2-Lens Set for $598 ($798 before)
  • 3-Lens Set for $749 ($999 before)

We took these budget-friendly, fast autofocus lenses for a spin – you can check out our video/article here.

SIRUI SQ75
SIRUI SQ75. Credit: CineD

SIRUI tripods

Beyond lenses, tripods are also part of SIRUI’s Black Friday sale — offering the stability and portability that make them ideal for both studio and on-the-go work.

  • SVM Rapid System One-Step Height Adjustment Modular Monopod – $139 ($249 before)
  • SQ75 Rapid System Heavy Duty Carbon Fiber Video Tripod Kit With VHS-10 Professional Fluid Head – $399 ($524 before)

We paired the SIRUI SQ75 tripod with VHS10 head, and are pretty sure this is one of the best budget sets out there – check out the review here.

Early bird & availability

Until November 17th, SIRUI is offering Early Bird discounts under the motto “Buy more, save more.” Even non-members can enjoy additional savings on select items before the main sale begins. Also, make sure to check how long the discount is available, as some are throughout the rest of 2025.

For more information, visit SIRUI’s website here.

What do you think about these deals? Are you thinking about adding something to your kit, or perhaps getting a gift for someone? Let us know in the comments!

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