Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR Standard Zoom Lens 2193

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Says certified refurbished. Looks like a new lens, and probably is, at half the price. Some doubting Thomas’ need to do a little research on the web to understand the terms certified refurbished and white box. I registered my lens with Nikon with no problem. Not a knock off or gray market lens.This lens is tack sharp on close-up product photography as well as landscape photography. It seems a little heavy making it and my D610 just under four pounds. Not complaining. I was a 130-pound runt in high school decades ago lugging around a 6-8 pound 4×5 Graflex Speed Graphic with flash!

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An excellent all-around lens for the full frame Nikon cameras. The f/4 represents a bit of a compromise, but one I am more than willing to make for the added flexibility over the 24-70/2.8. The 24-120 balances well on my D750 and does most everything I’ve asked of it well. It’s an excellent choice for event photography, is quite good for portrait work, and makes a good “walking-around” lens when we travel.

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Product description shows a lens hood and bag and says the product is Nikon refurbished. This came in a plain open paper box, in a plastic bag with no lens hood or bag. This is not certified refurbished. Certified refurbished comes in a grey box with all accessories the lens comes with from Nikon (i.e., lens hood and bag).

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I need a lens that I could use for both wide angle and for telephoto, this was the lens at the right price. I am very please with its versatility.

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This lens helps me take professional quality photographs.

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Gigantasaurus! This is a beast. It takes great images but weighs too much and intimidates women, children, and introverts (myself included). I wish Nikon would update the 28-200G with modern glass for these new cameras, but I don’t know the technicalities of that process. 24mm is nice to have, but I find I still pull out my 20mm 1.8G for wide landscape and astro shots, and use a 35mm 1.8G for travel and group family shots. I can get close with the 35, as well, for portraits. I was hoping to ditch the 70-200 f4 with this since I can crop so much in camera now with the D850, but the look of the 70-200 still outshines the 24-120, and the extra reach keeps me out of people’s faces. It’s not a bad lens, just not a great lens. I really wanted to love and use this lens. Close but no cigar. :/

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I bought this Lens to go with my D750,it takes great pictures and the only thing I don’t like is F4 is the lowest FStop it will go.its a full frame Lens

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I’ve used the previous version (non-VR, 24-120 mm) for years and upgraded to the new version to use with my D850. The D850’s ISO capabilities and the lenses’ VR make up for the f4 (e.g. vs f2.8). I’ve only had this for a few days, but the images are amazing as expected, and the VR works perfectly as advertised. I don’t mind that the lens telescopes a bit. My only problem is that my other great Nikon glass in its focal length range may gather dust.

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Lens arrived in white-box together with lens hood and pouch. It is in completely new condition, and functions perfectly.This is apparently a grey-market item, having been imported through unofficial channels. There is no warranty card included, and Nikon most likely will not honor warranty repairs. Only recourse is, of course, Amazon’s good 90-day return policy.I have purchased many Nikon products (grey-market from overseas), an never had a problem that needed warranty remedy.This 24-120 F4 is my go-to lens for 99% of my travel photos. It does an excellent job at that. I have had one for years. This is my second purchase.

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Nikon – AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR Standard Zoom Lens – Black, good work, excellence. I recommended to my friend. thanks