Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras (Renewed)

I am genuinely pleased with the quality of the lens I received from luxe four LLC. The lens is a 18 to 140 zoom for a Nikon D7500. Was received a day early in absolute perfect condition, if I did not know it was a renewed lens I would have believed it to be a brand new lens it is in that good of condition. When installed on the camera everything functions exactly as expected, the optics are clear and focus properly in auto or manual. I would consider purchasing another lens from Luxe Four LLC

I have 3 lenses for my D5100. 1 of which was the 18-55 kit lense. I was using the kit lense for the every day lense for those quick photo op moments where you need to have a lense on the camera around the house and other similar venues. I've taken some stunning photos with that particular lenses and it should not be counted as junk from the factory. However, the lenses auto focus just wasn't fast or hard a difficult time focusing; and as a result, plenty of missed, golden opportunities. Plus there were times in which I needed a little more further reach. I've done some homework and compared another Nikkor lense that fit the bill. The other was an 18-70 (I think) with equally good reviews. I chose the 18-140 based on 3 specifications namely the extra reach and the metal mounting plate. So I saved a bit more and waited patiently. Then theres a decent price gap between new and refurbished. At the time of my purchase there was a little more than a $100 difference. So I saved money there. One notable yet expected difference is in the weight. This lense is definitely heavier than the kit lense. It even feels like a better build (it should, it's a much better lens). However it's not something that you can won't grow into. You'll like it feel of it better than the kit. Well worth the extra time and effort. This lense is light years better than the 18-55 kit lense in every sense of the word. Again, I'm not spitting on the kit lense. Read reviews, do just a bit of research; Google "nikon 18-55 kit lense vs (whatever yer considering)". Don't just rely solely on people's reviews. But I whole heartedly recommend that you consider this lense to replace the kit lens. Nothing wrong with getting factory refurbished lenses either. But when it arrives it had better be in the white box with a new factory manual otherwise it ain't factory refurbished. If you get other than factory refurbished, just make arrangements with Amazon to return and replace. It's no problem to get what you expect from Amazon.

Absolutely love this one ! Works beautifully!!!

After purchasing and owning this lens for about two weeks, and testing with a few shots and a photo shoot later, I can recommend this lens for general use. The lens does all that the specifications entail, and the manual mode is well suited for those who discern over their exposure and compositions. I had to return the lens because I was no longer using the camera body that this lens fits, and I already had an 18-105mm zoom lens. The end user though, was satisfied with the performance, and he can also give a positive and useful review of this lens.

I ordered one of these lens and got it within days. When I went to put it on my camera it would not seat properly and grinded as I screwed it on. I sent that one back. The second one was better but still had some difficulty with the attachment-not smooth like my other 6 lens but I am keeping it for now. I have 90-days to return it so I am going to test it out. It takes great pictures though and it is a very versatile lens. I love only having one lens for so many purposes. It is a bit heavy, but compared to my 300 mm lens it is a dream. I took some pictures at my Wife's birthday party the other night and they were just fine. I just don't know if I can live with the issue of the grinding when I put the lens on. This lens was a great deal and it is vey functional, and looks brand new.

First of all, I have to say that I am very satisfied with this lens. Prior to this purchase, I was using kit lenses with my D7500. Autofocus with D7500 always seemed slow and imprecise; sometimes it just didn't seem to work at all. With this lens, the autofocus works almost flawlessly. My earlier problem was cheap lenses, not the D7500. During a recent vacation, I took over 2000 photos and videos with this lens. They are generally good quality. However, I did get some vignetting when the lens was fully extended, and light was dim late on a cloud afternoon. Second, a still curious about the origin of the lens. It was definitely new; in fact, the first few times I extended it, it was still quite stiff, but loosened up immediately. The lens was absolutely clean and free of dust. I am certain that no one had used it before! So, why did this lens claim to be reconditioned? Theory 1: There is gold paint on raised lettering near the mount; on mine, the gold paint was uneven, thicker on the outer side and thinner on the in side. Maybe this was viewed by Nikon as a quality defect and the lens couldn't be sold as new. Theory 2: Nikon has of course discontinued the whole D series of cameras, and there is no longer a market for lenses in new cameras. Perhaps Nikon had overproduced these lenses, and realizing that they might never sell them, dumped them on the liquidator market. My lens arrived by itself in plain box (no printing), and there was absolutely no documentation with it. However, it did come with an aftermarket lens hood. This wasn't indicated on Amazon when I ordered, and I ordered a separate hood when I ordered this lens. So, now I can lose one! Shouldn't be hard to do, since I lose my glasses 8-10 times a day.

Looks brand new. Well worth it . Not a scratch on it.

Bought this to bring on a vacation where I knew I would be taking lots of pictures of the family and landscapes, and wanted a little more range than the 18-55 that came with the camera so that I wouldn't be swapping with the 55-200 as often. I also brought my 35mm prime that takes excellent photos. I ended up never swapping for either one the whole time, this took care of pretty much every situation. The 35mm is still better indoors without a flash, but this was good enough that it wasn't worth the bother. Picture quality is at least as good as the 18-55.. not sure I can tell a huge difference for the better, but it's certainly not worse - and has a far more useful range. I was a bit disappointed to see that it was made in China, but it feels very well made compared to the plastic-y feel of the stock lens. It is far bigger and heavier though, so if you put it on a small camera (like my d3100) it feels and looks a little akward, but not too bad. Definitely noticeably heavier when hanging from my neck. No issues with the fact that it was refurbished, looks brand new not a scratch on it. Was able to register it with Nikon.

Un lente todoterreno, súper bueno, hasta ahorita ninguna falla ✌️

Me encanta este lente cuando voy de viaje, ya que cubre muchos escenarios y a pesar de ser grande, es más práctico que cargar con 3 lentes. Además da una calidad muy buena para ser un zoom. Lo uso con una D5300 y con una ZFC con adaptador. Dejo una par de fotos de muestra

El lente NIkon AF-S DX Nikkor 18-140 mm es un excelente complemento en la variedad de lentes para cámaras NIkon.

Todo excelente y a un excelente precio

Hasta ahor su funcionamiento es excelente