Haoge Metal Square Lens Hood for Fujifilm Fuji XF23mm f1.4 R LM WR Lens (58MM) Fujinon XF33mm F1.4 R LM WR Lens, Fujinon XF 16-50mm F2.8-4.8 R LM Lens Bayonet Hood Shade,with Metal Cap Kit

I buy this brand’s products because they are superior quality, even compared to the original Fuji branded hoods. The quality of this hood is impeccable, the fit is amazing, the weight is substantial, and the included felted lens cap is simply beautiful with a fit that Fuji could learn from. Altogether, it makes this very expensive 23mm f1.4WR lens look the part, and provides just enough flare resistance and coverage for most cases. The hood that comes with this lens is a pedal style plastic hood that both feels cheap and looks cheap. Kind of a shame for such an expensive product, but I’m glad that Haoge is out there making better hoods for cheaper than Fuji. If you are thinking about a metal vintage style hood for this lens, I don’t think there’s a better option out there than this at this time.As an added note, Fuji themselves makes a metal lens hood for about 25% more than this one and cost, but it has a slightly different design, and in my opinion doesn’t look as good, even if it may resist stray light a little better

This hood, like all I've purchased from Haoge, fit well right off the bat and do their job well to protect the lens from stray ambient light and knocking about in my kit bag.I bought these for most of my Fujifilm primes.The bayonet on with a solid click yet are easily removed.Great also that the original Fujifilm lens cap still fits within the hood's opening and is easy to remove.

I have read in several reviews that the new Haoge hoods are either way too tight for the new Fuji 23 and 33 lenses, or the lens cap is too tight or doesn’t fit at all. I’m not sure if these were early run hoods or if Haoge has QC issues but my lens hood is perfect. For starters, this hood is very light while being made of solid quality aluminum. The cap is of the same quality and is lined with black felt. I’ve seen other Haoge hood reviews showing flaws to the felt but my copy was pristine. I was almost hesitant to screw the hood on to my 23mm lens for fear I’d be let down by it’s improper fit. But the hood slid into the bayonet groove and clicked into place with a sexy sound that needs to be experienced! Should I want to remove the hood for filters, step up rings etc, it is just as easily removed as it is attached. Even though it is easy to remove, the hood is securely attached to the lens with no rattle or wobble whatsoever. This truly feels like a hood designed by Fuji. I chose this Haoge hood over the Fuji hood as the Fuji is nearly twice the cost and feels over twice the weight (I’ve had the nearly identical JJC square hood for the previous generation 23 1.4 and it looks sweet but it’s heavy). Also, I love the slip on hood cap vs the slide on cap design of the JJC and Fuj. I hope the cap keeps its tension over time and doesn’t need to be replaced. The Haoge hood looks sexy, like it’s part of the lens, and adds flair to the minimalist 23 1.4 LM WR. If you’re on the fence from previous negative reviews, or lack of reviews altogether, it’s worth the risk. This hood is perfect.

This is my second time purchasing the hood. The first time it was too tight to even mount. After reading other positive reviews I decided to try again and it fit and functioned so well I bought another, one for my 23mm and one for my 33mm. They must have adjusted something since my first experience because it truly fits perfectly now.

Awesome lens hood, fits perfectly on my 33mm wr lm lens, the only issue is the round cap, the inside felt/soft material will start to come apart making it harder to install.