What I like the most is that the seller provided accurate dimensions of this mount in the product description. And so it fits my Tamron SP A-30 80-200 f2.8 lens perfectly. This lens is not very big but weighs over 3 pounds. The metal construction and the built in adapter grooves on the base for the tripod ball head seem to make it quite stable and balanced. The paint has a kind of matte finish that I like. The color is a bit more tan than the Canon white lenses, but my lens is black anyway, so I like it. Have not taken it out yet, so do not know about the durability. So far a very good (and fortunate fit) buy for me!

Mount seems a little tight. The 18-55 fits much better. Not sure if the lens is re-furb, used, or new. Unsure what "white box" means. Came with no Canon literature or packaging. Lens works well and takes a clear bright pic.I guess the low price is why it came the way it did. All that's left is to go on a picture taking trip and test it against my Olympus E-PL1.

I'm using this gimbal (PH-10) with my Sony a7iii and Sony 200-600 lens. I have the Sony GPX1EM Grip Extension attached the camera body for a more comfortable grip, and this adds a little weight on the back end. I'm able to balance the combination almost perfectly. When you're at the extremes: pointing the lens down (forward) or up (backword), there's a little tendency to continue rotating in that direction when you let go of the camera. This is because the lens mount on the 200-600 is just slightly too tall and puts the vertical center of mass a few millimeters too high...even at the lowest vertical setting on the gimbal. A little bit of tension on the gimbal's upper knob stops this, while still allowing free range of motion. This could probably be fixed by replacing the lens foot with a shorter one...if only Sony made their feet arca-swiss compatible, everyone would be happy.

Extremely light and simple to set up and works great with my Sony RX100II and Canon M3 with 18-150mm lens. But with a plastic ball head, it will not support my Sony A6000 with 18-200mm lens; and putting my Canon T6 would be totally insane. It is designed for light compact cameras and is a wonderful tripod to own if used for its intended purpose. It is regretful that there is no way to replace the ball head . . . the ball head cannot be removed.

The lens cap works great as it holds the Nikon 18-200 zoom lens without any problem; However, due to the length of the cord, any longer lens may be a problem in trying to cover or open the lens after use. The adhesive on the button seems to stick very well to the lens cap, but remaining to be seen for the repetitive usage. That being said, there are five pieces in the set so there is no problem if I need to replace one. In addition, the cost was so minimal that it absolutely worth buying it again so I highly recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a similar product.

Perfect for my D7000 and 18-200, 35, and 11-16 lenses. Room for the charges and flash, too.

Love this clip, it clamps securely on my backpack shoulder strap and holds my Sony and 18-135mm lens securely in place, highly recommended if you want your camera available at all times on the hiking trail.

Great BT earbuds for the price. Can't compare to $200 Sony or others, but just as good as everything else below that price. Very happy and satisfied. Fitment is nice and the rechargeable case is excellent...was able to keep the earbuds charged for a 12 hour flight by just charging case in airline USB port while having meals.