SMALLRIGThumb Grip with Hot Shoe Cover for FUJIFILM X100VI / X100V (Silver) - 4566ClimatePartner certified

Simply great!100% boost to ergonomics!High quality piece and the fitment is near perfect!One slight downside is that it is tincy wincy bit in the way of drive/delete, AEL/AFL buttons and the front command dial. So if you have larger fingers, it might be a little difficult to use those. Still find it very comfy and useable!

The thumb grip fits snugly into the flash hot shoe socket, without damaging the sockets or contacts and improves the stability of the camera when using it. A very useful piece of equipment which does not add significantly to the size or weight of the camera.

Does the job of improving handling of the camera, fits and looks fine. But a bit pricey for what it is.

Love it! Easy to attach obviously, strong material and design allows access to the shutter speed dial which in others isn’t always as good. Price is good and love the face you get the button with it as well! The size of the grip is great 👍🏼Makes holding the camera much easier to hold and more secure.

This thumb grip is ideal for the X100VI and it’s perfection lies with how its been made to match the contours of the camera without getting in the way of the dials on the top. I love the design on the top too. And even though I don’t use it the included shutter release button is a nice included extra, that helped me make the decision on whether I wanted to use one or not.

Good fit to hot shoe and works well.

Helps give the camera a bit more stability and feels a little more secure when holding. Easy to fit/remove.The red shutter button was nice but kept falling off and eventually fell off somewhere I couldn't find it.

This works well for me. The thumb rest pad is in exactly the right position. Holding the camera feels more secure, yet relaxed. I don't find it significantly hinders access to the Drive/Delete, AEL/AFL buttons, or the rear thumbwheel. I wondered whether the white Smallrig logo might bug me visually - it doesn't seem to be as visually intrusive as product shots make, so that's OK. The shutter release button was a mini-bonus. I now press the shutter button using the part of the index finger just beyond the last joint, rather than the finger tip. It's just as controlled, but also more relaxed and a better finger position overall. Why didn't I get one of these before?