Metal X-T30 III L-Shaped Hand Grip Holder for Fuji Fujifilm XT30III X-T30III XT30II X-T30 X-T20 X-T10 Non-Slip Grip Holder with Memory Card Compartment Opening

Makes good camera grip and looks good on my XT 30 II. Great addition to my small camera.

El soporte está un poco incómodo para el agarre de la cámara además del peso que gana la cámara.

Love the grip! It's better than the Meike and official Fuji grip where it counts. 1. Price -- This grip is priced similarly to the Meike, which makes it much cheaper than the official Fuji grip by a significant margin (66%!) 2. Strap Attchment Point -- Unlike the Meike, this JJC grip has a strap mounting point at the bottom of the left side, allowing me to place my strap or PD anchor there without it interfering with my hand when I reach to grab the camera! This was the main reason I switched, as the Meike grip had no support for any strap attachments, forcing me to use the camera's default strap lug, which is positioned in an annoying location that causes the strap to block my right hand when I grab the camera. 3. Mounting Screw -- This grip's mounting screw (the screw you use to attach it to the camera) is by far the most flexible and easiest to use of its competitors. It features a flip-out finger screw that allows you to attch, remove, or adjust the grip without the need for a coin or allen key. Much more convenient in the field! 4. Build Quality -- The build quality and material feel is on-par with the Meike and Fuji grips. No complaints here. 5. More room for tilt screen -- At the bottom of the grip, more space exists to allow the camera's tilt screen to flip out comfortably. With the Meike grip I was always afraid of hitting the bottom of the screen against the grip, causing me to stow it away in a weird manner. Now I don't have to worry about it at all due to the extra clearance! As for the negative aspects of the grip, I have a few to share. 1. Gap between grip and camera -- As shown in the second image, there exists a gap between the grip and the camera grip that looks somewhat unsettling. Unlike the Meike or Fuji grip, it doesn't adhere to the camera's grip that well, and sits somewhat offset from it. It's not an issue that affects functionality or durability but simultaneously fails to inspire confidence. 2. Appearance -- The sandwich-like smooth-leather-smooth appearance of the grip is not the most attractive to me. I feel that the whole thing should have a leather texture to it, as opposed to just the center portion. Still, not a big deal. 3. Fit and alignment are slightly off. Although this doesn't affect functionality too much, the slight variance in the grip's alignment may cause it to move slightly after use. I fixed this by taking a very very thin foam sheet and sticking it to the inside of the handgrip area, filling the space that allowed the grip to move slightly. Overall, I would recommend it. 4/5 from me.

Super sturdy and easy to put onto the camera itself. Small enough to not feel bulky.

Fits perfectly on my X-T30 II, makes using longer lenses much more comfortable.