Haoge THB-XS Metal Hot Shoe Thumb Up Rest Hand Grip for Fujifilm Fuji FinePix X100F X-Pro2 XPro2 Camera Silver

Flawless fit and finish, albeit expensive for what it is. It is very comfortable but I returned as I use the AEL/AFL button on my X100V for back-button focusing and this combo does not work. It's too bad as the camera feels better with thumb rest. If you don't use back-button focusing then it's perfect!

It honestly makes the camera itself look even better and then the thumb grip changes the comfort game of how I shoot with this body.

J’avais commandé un modèle pour x100v, beaucoup trop long. Je l’ai renvoyé pour celui-là.Il est parfaitement équilibré entre le pouce et l’index.Pièce bien conçue et très bonne finitionJe recommandeEt encore merci Amazon pour les retours sans prise de tête

Very sturdy and well designed. Fits my X100T perfectly.

I've been visiting London (from the US) for a week with my X100F, which I've had for a month, and this thumb grip came in the mail just before I boarded the plane to the UK. The grip slides into the hot shoe very nicely and snugly--really a perfect fit with no movement whatsoever. I also love that the white lettering/branding is on the underside of the thumb rest, so all you can see is the solid color of the thumb grip (my camera and thumb grip are solid black). It really looks slick. With the thumb grip, I feel MUCH more comfortable carrying the X100F with one hand, while walking down the street (with no strap, even), and I'm able to shoot with one hand, though I usually don't. It offers very nice stability for transport, though. I absolutely love that the thumb grip doesn't need to be tightened down--there are no screws, and none are needed, as the fit is so perfect in the hot shoe mount.Finally, I was a little worried I wouldn't be able to easily access my shutter/ISO dial since this thumb grip has no elbow/hinge, but that hasn't been an issue at all. On the occasion that I need to access the dial and I need to squeeze my fingers in there, it's super easy to slide the thumb grip out just a bit, adjust the dial, then slide the thumb grip back into place. But, that's not necessary all the time--usually just when I need to turn the dial more than a few clicks. To only make one or two clicks on the dial, I can leave the grip in the hot shoe as is. Because of the perfect fit in the hot shoe mount, there's no risk of the grip falling out when it's pulled out half way or anything. Quite nice.When I bought this for under twenty bucks as a trial because I didn't want to pay sixty for the version with the elbow when I wasn't sure how well I'd like a thumb grip, I never imagined it'd be of such high quality. I'm super pleased and highly recommend the product.