Customer Ratings & Reviews

This lense is everything it's cracked up to be and more! I don't think I'll ever want another 24-70 after trying this one. It has very clear detailed images and the button on the side is a nice touch. I'll probably get more G master lenses since this one was worth the extra money.

Amazing lens! This is capable of zooming from far away and up close shots. Its a very versatile lens that is great for all kinds of shots.

Excellent lens, great quality, it’s heavy but stronger

Expensive, but worth it. Great multipurpose lens, I can get the majority of the shots I want with this one lens. I find it very comparable to Canon’s L-Series 24-70 2.8. With the G Master series , Sony finally has the lenses that warrant the switch from Canon or Nikon.

Sharp, fast zoom that will serve the vast majority of any photographer's needs. G Master quality build and feature set (although would be nice to have lens stabilization). pricey but you get what you pay for.

Excellent carry-around lens spanning wide-angle(landscape) to telephoto(portrait) lens with corner to corner sharpness. Expensive but quality is top notch. Bit heavy. Autofocus is better than I expected. Sharp even at wide open(2.8). Very happy with the purchase.

Should be everyone's first lens if buying full frame Sony. Crisp and perfect. It's z tad on the heavier side, but this is a walking around and shooting marvel. Definitely go native glass on this one!

I love my Sony A7rii, but it often took a back place to my Canon or Nikon full frame gear when I wanted to be sure of the highest image quality. Generally speaking, Sony's lenses - even their so-called "Zeiss" lenses - were not as good as the professional grade Canon L or certain Nikkor lenses. Enter the Sony "G Master" FE 24-70, which can easily compare with the best glass from Canon, Nikon, Zeiss, Voightlander, etc., but includes the added benefit of being used on the Sony A7Rii camera, with its outstanding EVF, focus magnification and focus peaking, etc. This amazing lens puts Sony on the map for serious photographers who want the best image quality from their higher MP sensors. Recommended!

This lens is a pretty much all around usage lens. Highly recommended. Is a little pricy but well worth it. You won't regret buying it. This lens is for serious photographers who are interested on acquiring quality images.

If you are getting into photography or videography and want a great lens that's gonna last you a long time, then this is the lens for you. -Great autofocus -Quality design -Great price (if timing is right) Now I understand the price is not appealing but you can always trust the Open Box Deals if there are any available and paying a little bit more for the protection is worth it in the long run.

Like every review before me I find this lens a great lens that needs to be part of someone’s collection. Wether blogging or photography it is a crystal clear shot. Only downside like most g master lenses is the price .

Good lens for a clean commercial or vlog type of projects

Best Sony lens I have ever bought, images out this lens are very sharp. Lens has a solid feel and smoot zooming and focus mechanism, it is a complement to my A7R M2. Other than the price this lens deserves a 5-star rating.

Nice f/stop and quick focus. Its heavy and my wrist pops after a few hours but totally worth the image quality.

Loved the product, works well and overall good quality.

This lens is very sharp and i love the images taken from it. The bokeh is very nice.

That's all I need, I will through the world. Very high quality product.

Takes really crisp photos, great for portraits, very solid build quality

This is THE most expensive lens i’ve ever bought. And i absolutely don’t regret it. It’s such a great lens, no chromatic abberation or warped images at the edges so far. The cons? Its hefty price tag.

This is an incredible lens. Well built, sharp, fast to focus with a pleasing sweet bokeh. On par with high end primes. My FE35mm, FE55mm and FE90mm macro are all redundant since I purchased this lens. Great lens.