EWOOP Thumbs Up Grip Thumbrest Designed for Fuji X100F, X100T, X100S, X100, better balance & grip convenience, Camera Black Metal Hand Grip, one handed operation easier access to the button

Easy to fit ..

Great quality materials, but poor ergonomics: when mounted on a Fuji X100F, you will not be able to set speed&ISO, it simply gets in the way, blocking your fingers' access!!!

I like having a thumb-grip on my Fujis: For me, it helps me to hold them more easily (I also have one on my X-E2), and I actually like the fact that it is a little harder to turn the exposure-compensation dial, as it can become moved quite easily unintentionally, and the grip protects it. I don't have problems adjusting this dial or the shutter-speed dial when I need it either, with the knurling on them providing sufficient grip. That said, I tend to use aperture-priority mainly so the shutter-speed dial is mostly on A (auto). One reviewer seems to have received the wrong item, as mine definitely does not sit so low that I cannot access the View Mode and AEL buttons on the rear, just below the hot-shoe: All controls remain operable. I would prefer it to be a little tighter fit: It came off as I was removing the camera from the pouch I use, but I was able to find it later (black on snow: lucky!). Using it without this, the camera felt decidedly odd in my hands, so used am I to these things! It seems a little pricey for what it is, but does the job, and improves the handling whilst reducing accidental exposure-compensation dial-movement for me. Looks nice too. Probably worth the cash: I bought a cheaper version just to see how they compared and the part which the thumb sits against is smaller, hence less comfortable. Does the extra size of this item justify the extra cash? That's a tricky one: If I lose it permanently, I'll probably go with the cheaper item, rather than replace this one, but time will tell.

Item does not sit firmly. Accessing the rear dial is too difficult if the item is mounted on camera. Totally useless I had to remove it. Not happy