[1/4"-20 Female] This is a fun lens to shoot with -- I was looking for a nifty fifty sized prime for my M50, and it fills the bill, being 56mm equivalent. The build quality, for being very inexpensive Chinese-made glass, is surprisingly good. It provides good control over depth of field, as one would expect from the specs. The manual focus is very easy, and I have zero complaints about this lens. You get your moneys worth for 100 bucks, if you are looking for a manual focus prime.

[Canon EF] I love it. It's a solid prime lens and very simple to use!

[Yes] Buy it. Details below, but just buy the thing and read this after.

It’s a hundred bucks. The Fuji equivalent is four times that. It’s a fully manual lens, but that is fine with me. With Fuji, it’s all about tactility anyway! The aperture ring is very nice and not too tight, feels like it’s very well built and moves easily and with confidence. Same goes for the focus dial!

Other reviews I’ve seen for this say it’s too soft at 1.4 and really gets usable at 2.5 or whatever. This has not been my experience. At 1.4 it’s been super usable for me. You’re gonna get a really thin slice of your image in focus, but that makes for such an intimate look in whatever you choose to have in focus.

At f/16 the scene gets dark of course, but everything is sharp as a tack. This is a really fun lens to use, and it fits super super snug on my X-T30. Just an awesome product.

Cheap lenses are getting good, and good lenses are getting cheap!

[1/4"-20 Female] The built quality on this lens is amazing. Sharpness is decent and the bokeh is also pretty good.

All in all, it is an excellent manual 50mm equivalent lens for APS-C cameras for under $159

[Canon EF] It’s inexpensive and I figured I give it a try.

[Yes] For the price you’re getting a real good deal. I bought this for my fujifilm x e2 I’ll attach pictures as soon as I have a chance. But for the price you can’t complain.

[Canon EF] This lens makes a lot of noise in auto focus but renders out great quality images. If you can handle manual focus it won't make any noise. On my EOS R it renders out fantastic quality images. I can do manual focus because the EOS R of course has focus peaking.

[Yes] it is very sharp even f1.4
built quality is one of the top notch. for this price, I have no complaints. if you are enjoying a manual prime lens, this is it.

[1/4"-20 Female] If you don't mind manual focus this is a great little lens. very inexpensive and compact. it makes my mirrorless camera a great option to carry around. the quality of the pics blows away any smartphone, not to mention the ability to take certain pics a smartphone never could take.

[1/4"-20 Female] I bought my Fuji X-T30 with a 15-45mm kit lens, had a great time with it, then bought this lens. I figured for $80 what's the difference? And holy cow I'm glad I pulled the trigger.

The build feels top notch, the aperture ring and focus ring are super satisfying (not clicking), and the photos come out great. It's so much fun to use, too. I've seen people say it isn't usable at f/1.4, but that has not been my experience. I say for the price you seriously can't go wrong. It's absolutely worth the money!