Got my Secondipity refurbished a6000 with 18-55mm and 55-210mm lens today.Brown box (no OEM packaging or paperwork), 90 day refurb warranty through secondipity's parent company, body was in excellent condition, 18-55 had a minor cosmetic ding, 55-210 is excellent. Both lens hoods and caps included, as well as body and rear caps. Also included is a sony camera bag (just the right size for this combo), sony battery, charger, usb cable and strap, and sony 32G SD card.4 stars because it's only a 90 day warranty instead of the 1 year you'd get with a new US market model.Otherwise, it's a perfect sony a6000. The grip is a bit small, the EVF is excellent, and the autofocus is FAST. And even better, it works amazing with your vintage lenses with the right adapters. (I use manual focus nikon F, minolta MD, and Pentax K lenses primarily - the sony lenses are for special occasions...)I was a bit sceptical, but research indicates that Sony no longer resells refurbs direct, they only sell them through partners. So while nothing is labeled "Refurbished by Sony" this is as close as you get.So far happy (day 2).

Very sturdy even with a DSLR and 18-135mm telephoto lens. Folds nicely to a compact light weight size. Some parts are light weight plastic but as long as you don't overtighten they should be fine. A good compromise between weight and durability. Well worth every penny. A must buy.

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.

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.

Pros:For the price, it's absolutely worth it. I got my 80D with the 18-135mm kit lens. Compared to that this 50mm picture quality is much better (sharper, less grainy, better with low light situations). The bokeh effect and blurred backgrounds are easy to capture. Good introductory prime lens.Cons:Sure the build is mostly plastic, but that doesn't bother me.At f/1.8 it's hard to keep things in focus, as it constantly needs to refocus as you or the subject moves. This may just be an issue with the wider aperture. Shooting at around f/2.8 helps.

Automatic AF is very smooth. Pictures seem clearer than the stock 18-135mm that comes with the Canon 70D...you can tell its much newer. For $125 this is the best lens to get i promise

I bought this to go along with my 24mm stm pancake, 18-135mm kit lens and my sigma 18-35mm art lens. For $125 you really can't go wrong. The stm focus is loud especially compared to the kit lens which is basically silent. I paired it up with a JJC LH-68 hood and the whole package is light and small. Not sure if I need the 24mm pancake now.

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.