Reversible Bayonet Camera Lens Hood Sun Shade Protector Cover for Canon EF-M 55-200mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens of Canon EOS M10 M50 M100 M200 M3 M5 M6 Mark II DSLR Camera replace Canon ET-54B Lens Hoods

Good quality, good price, in my opinion, equally as good as the more expensive option, overall, it does what it is intended to do, very well .

Bought this to fit on my Canon RF-S 18-45 IS STM lens. Optically it's really good. No degradation of image quality that I can see. It fits well if a bit snug. Be aware that if you have a UV filter fitted to your lens this hood may not fit over the top of it. This was almost the case with a K&F filter that I fitted to my lens but I managed to wriggle the hood over the top. Rather than force the thing to fit every time I use the lens, I've now left the hood fitted in the shooting position and I just fit the lens cap with the hood in place.

Bought for my EF-M 55-200mm lens and it works amazing, apart from a couple times I did experience a slight bit of lens flare but it still wasn't as bad as it was when I removed the lens hood to compare the 2

Item as desribed great vlue quality product

Massively cheaper than a genuine canon but does the same job so not going for this one would just be silly

Perfect lens hood for my nifty fifty at a fraction of the price of canons own brand.Sturdy, good quality what’s to fault.Only reason to go for the canon version is if you want to crème your pants over the logo…

I've used JJC hoods before insted of Canon originals, which are too expensive.I bought two for M50. One (for the 55-200 telephoto) is absolutely fine, the other (wide angle 15-45) is a little fiddly and a tighter fit - but I suspect that's due in part to the design of the lens, which has a curious retraction mechanism Both do the job.

as advertised good value,