Pergear 35mm F1.6 Manual Focus Prime Fixed Lens for Sony/Fuji and M4/3 Cameras

I got this over black friday for even less cost.
And I wasn't expecting much. Unwrapped it and seen that the box was dented in by the hood, but as I was sitting in my living room checking it out-- I snapped a pic of my dog. How can that not be worth every penny?

Full metal jacket, which feels smooth when operating the rings, with the aperture(declicked), feeling a little bit harder to turn, which probably helps with accidentally bumping it. I like the shape of the focusing ring, which has flat edges to it that makes it easy to feel that I'm on it.
Came with a hood that looks cool, haven't shot in harsh light yet so cannot comment on how well it works, but it is a bit awkward putting the lens cap on while the hood is on as it fits onto/into the hood(and also the lens when/if the hood is removed.)

Thanks Pergear, I'll be looking at some more of your gear!

I'm loving this one as an every day carry lens on a Sony apsc camera. It's incredibly sharp and yet it has plenty of character. Watch out for the flares, though it's lovely in a rainy night.

This is my goto lens for short telephoto on my GX85. It uses all the pixels and is inexpensive which earns it all the stars.

I have several 35mm prime lenses for m43. All are manual focus. The perspective on micro four thirds cameras is useful; either as a portrait lens at short distance in the home or as a "standard" lens that excludes close foreground to tighten up a composition.

There a c-mount 35mm lenses but these are very difficult to use as a stills camera lens as the aperture rings are placed too close to the camera body. Legacy film lenses are usually f2.8 or f3.5, and with adapters get to be very bulky. this native mount lens makes a much better option than either.

Colour, micro contrast and resolution on m43 is good. Mechanical action is better than a similar 35mm alternative for m43.;Fit a long lens hood and flare control is the fine except for direct sun in the frame.

So out of now 5 X 35mm lenses to choose from, the pergear is my best choice.

What can I say other than this lens is a great product, especially for the asking price. These new Chinese lenses are really good and can easily replace many of the old legacy lenses that we all like to adapt to our mirrorless cameras for that old school look. The sharpness is fine and the bokeh really nice. Built quality cannot be faulted.