New Version Thumbs Up Grip for Micro DSLR Camera Fuji X-E1 / X-M1 / X-A1 / X-E2 / X-Pro1 (Black)

works well -seems to be good quality - pleased with purchase

I got one of these for my Fuji XE2 a while ago and was very pleased with the fit and finsh..and esp the price! I found it so useful I decided to get another for my X100. I was aware that it made getting access to the rear dial/toggle a bit difficult but after carefully bending the arm of the grip out a little in a vise it now functions very well. (Access to the toggle is still a bit cramped but perfectly useable.) BTW, it's TOUGH and took quite a bit of effort to bend even slightly as it's solidly made! Very good value for money and makes the camera handling much nicer and quick to remove if the hot shoe is needed. No fiddly allen bolts etc.. And as others have said, it looks part of the camera. Reccomended for the Fuji XE2, and with a little tinkering, the Fuji X100 (1st model) Great product!

Encaja perfectamente y no bloquea ningún botón o rueda. Mejora algo la ergonomia y ayuda a evitar tocar la rueda de exposición y los botones de bloqueo del enfoque y exposición accidentalmente. Lo recomiendo si es lo que buscas.

Works fine and provides a comfortable grip. Only very minor quibble is that it slightly reduces access to the "View Mode" button but it's still easy enough to work with.

Very well built and designed, especially for the Fujifilm X-E2 (and the identical X-E1). It slides easily yet securely inside the hot-shoe mount. It is not moving around at all for normal use, yet you can push it out when gripping the camera properly without any worries of it becoming stuck. No need for the silly hex locking screw other their thumb grip designs implement. On the X-E2 it clears all controls perfectly, and pushed all the way in it doesn't touch the upper body plate having what looks like .5mm clearance. It virtually adds zero bulk to the camera, yet the does feel naturally more secure from the first second. Did try it on a EOS M too. It fits fine and agan doesn't obstruct any of the camera's controls, although pushing it all the way in will bring the edge of it in contact with the upper plate. Perhaps a strip of gaffer or electrical tape on the inside of the surface will make sure no metal to metal contact takes place that could eventually scratch the paint or even nick the metal on the camera. Yes, there are more sophisticated designs out there, but for the value of this one you cannot go wrong. Highly recommended.