Haoge LH-X54W Square Metal Lens Hood with 49mm Adapter Ring for Fujifilm X100VI Fuji X100V Camera Silver

Love it! Makes my X100VI look more retro and “Leica-like”. The silver finish is, I would say, maybe 90% similar to the camera silver. The build quality feels nice, doesn’t feel cheap at all. The crisscross section of the adapter is smoother compared to the focus ring so it’s easy to distinguish between the 2. Now, for the most common complaint about the hood, I managed to get it as tight as possible without over tightening it while also maintaining the straightness of the hood. The red rubber o-ring helps in maintaining that hold on the hood really well. Although, the original Fuji lens cap fits, it’s a little weird when it comes to evening out the lens cap on the hood. Overall, I would say 9.5/10!

I was a little hesitant to order this lens hood based on all the reviews saying that it was misaligned and very difficult to put on, but it truly could not have been easier and took all of a few seconds. Even before writing this review, I unscrewed it and put back on my X100V to make sure it aligns exactly as it should, and it does. It’s easy to put on and take off, which I have to do often when I change out lens filters. I saw some reviews saying they had to tighten it to the point where they thought something might break; I didn’t find that to be the case at all, although yes, you do have to tighten it—but not excessively. The original lens cap for my X100V also fits perfectly on top of it. This lens hood is perfect. It’s a little pricey, but it’s beautiful, and it’s the lens hood Fuji should’ve made and included with the camera. If you’re worried, don’t be; just watch the video on the Amazon product page for this lens hood, and do exactly what the person does when putting the hood on the camera, aligning it they way they do. Worked for me.

I recently picked up this lens hood for my Fujifilm X100V, even though I didn’t necessarily need it, and I have to say, it looks incredibly sleek on the camera. The metal construction feels like great quality, adding a touch of sophistication and durability to my setup. I did encounter a minor challenge when aligning it correctly. Initially, I had to unscrew and screw it back on a couple of times before realizing I needed to keep turning it until it locked into place properly. Once I figured that out, it wasn’t an issue anymore, but it did take a bit of patience at first. One thing to note is that if someone plans to frequently remove and reattach the hood, the rubber ring might wear out quickly. This could be a concern for those who like to switch between using the hood and not. Despite this, the overall build and aesthetic appeal make it a worthwhile addition to my camera.

I couldn't decide between the YC Onion and Haoge hoods. YC Onion comes with a cap, which I like, and Haoge is a popular choice for x100v, however there is no cap and the original does not fit properly, but it looks nicer. I couldn't decide, so I purchased both. This is my experience with both on my x100v. The YC Onion is absolutely a terrible quality lens hood. In comparison to the Haoge, the material felt very cheap. Haoge's hood felt premium and worth the price, whereas YC felt incredibly cheap. And 65.99? For that?! If I accidentally drop my camera, I'm more assured that Haoge will take the hit. Haoge has alignment issues/concerns, but they are nothing compared to the YC. The alignment on YC is horrible. YC will not stop spinning and will not tighten even slightly, no matter how much I turn it. Haoge tightened without any problems. The alignment on Haoge was not the best, but with some patience, I was able to get it to the right spot. YC does not come with a rubber ring, whereas Haoge includes one as well as an extra backup. The YC lens cap is absolutely garbage. I was impressed at first, but after a few times of taking it off and putting it back on, the rubber on the side begins to peel, preventing you from fully closing it. And it gets worse every time you take off and put on the hood. And whatever glue they use on that rubber is ineffective. Another thing I'd like to bring out is that the YC hood's edges are rather sharp in comparison to Haoge. If handled incorrectly, it's possible that I will cut my finger, similar to a paper cut. Haoge's edges are smooth and pleasant to the touch. After testing both out, I was extremely disappointed with the quality of the YC Onion. I immediately returned it and kept the Haoge. I bought a cap from Haoge that fits their hood which was 10 bucks, and it fits perfectly, and the quality is much better. Haoge hood with their cap were still significantly cheaper than YC onion. From personal experience, I do not recommend the YC onion brand since the quality is poor and price is high for the quality. (I'm not surprised that this is a frequently returned item.) Both are not cheap, but Haoge quality is just better for the price. Everyone's experience may differ, but I'd want to share mine with you.

Good. Perfect fit for my Fujifilm x100vi camera. I was able to use this with my existing lens cap so that's a plus. Looks good. The colour goes well with the camera body. I was also able to attach additional filters with this lens hood.

Good, just wish there was lens cap

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Good product and looks super nice on my x100vi

Fits perfectly on my x100v. If there is one comment I would add is that the genuine Fuji lens cap doesn’t fit well on it as advertised. It will go on but it’s not square and comes off easily