[Side] I took a chance and purchased the Ricoh GR iiix urban hoping to regenerize my interest in photography. I'm still getting used to the menu's and settings. So far, so good. Love the fast startup, snap focus and one hand shooting, but still deciding on my final set up and/or goto presets. And, even though it's early, I'm pretty darn excited about where this camera will take me.

[0.085 lb] It is an adapter so nothing much to write about here except for that fact that it fits like an original accessories on my GRIIIx.
Happy with it!

[0.085 lb] first of all i am just an amateur. Ive been using the fujifilm x 100f but since having the ricoh gr iii in my hands i am definitely taking more pictures than ever. Compared with the ricoh gr iii i think this camera is even better and maybe easier to use. The resolution looks even better. I think this camera might work as a portrait camera and i am very happy with it. If a new ricoh gr Iv comes out i think i would have it as well.

[49 mm] This is a very useful and cheap alternative to the very overpriced attachment. It makes GRIIIx a bit bulkier, but not a huge deal if you're already using it with a metal grip, as I do. Allows you to mount circular polarizers, ND, UV filters and to keep the dust out.

[Aluminum] A perfect little addition to a perfect camera. Wonderful ease of use for this useful addition to the Ricoh.

[Aluminum] I truly like this camera. I already own a GR III, but the 40mm lens on this model much better fits my shooting style. The APS-C sensor size is not a problem, as the resolution works just fine for what I do: streets, people, and buildings. I typically make smallish prints, letter size or 11x14 max, and I can see no great difference between the Ricoh results and those from my Leica SL2, believe it or not. (And my vision is just fine. :-)

It's a great travel camera. I've already done two long trips with it.
Five stars!

[49 mm] After much research, I decided to purchase the GR IIIx in order to have a very capable yet discreet and compact camera for street photography. I am still learning how to use its many functions, but I have already put it to the test and love the results. The control buttons are small but easy to use. There are multiple focusing and metering options, and so many more technical choices in the menus. Resolution is fantastic. I suspect my love for this camera to grow even more as I explore all its capabilities.

[0.085 lb] This evening I snapped a handheld HDR RAW pano and processed it in LRC. I was stunned by the IQ. Lightroom of course does some amazing stitching magic but the optics and sensor combination of the Ricoh produce images that will not disappoint. Bravo Ricoh.

[0.085 lb] I bought this for my Gr3x to attach a polarizer filter and also a UV filter. I feel that it help keep dust away from the sensor which can be a problem with these little cameras that extend the lens each time you turn it on. This was a special order at the time, but it took only 12 days from placing the order to delivery, but I see that B&H has them in stock now. My only con is that Ricoh made the Gr3X mount a different size so that I could not use the one I already had for my Gr3.

[49 mm] It's a great replacement for Ricoh GA-2 adapter without the locking mechanism. It fits the camera perfectly. I have used it with a 49mm filter and the gt-2 tele lens without any issue. But it's a bit too easy to be twisted off so I'm worried it might fall off from the camera when left in the bag.