Great lens. The focal range is great. My one knock is that the lens does rotate at the end range which forces me to readjust the filters when shifting focal length.

Knowing that I plan to make a mirrorless Nikon camera purchase soon, but not quite ready to make the financial move now, I couldn't pass up a chance on a good price for a refurb Z 24-120mm f/4. So I put the cart before the horse, as it were. I rented a Z6 body from a local camera store and spent a day plus with the lens. While this review is far from all encompassing, in the short time I used it, I did find this lens to be fast to zoom, pretty much silent and producing very sharp images. All the strong reviews I've read about this lens and my brief exposure to it, made the purchase of this lens before a body a no-brainer. And once I buy the camera, this lens will suit me for a long while before needing another one or using the adapter I'll purchase as well for the number of F mount lenses I have. Very nice lens at a price I couldn't pass up

This has become one of my favorite lenses. It is always on my camera unless I am using one of my other lenses for special reasons. I use it when hiking and walking because it is so small and lightweight. It gives me the option of shooting landscapes or zooming in to take close photos of flowers, and it is great for taking photos of people. I carry it on vacations and to fairs for the same reasons. I also love that it is a constant f4 so I can blur the background when I want to do that. I have used it at small indoor concerts with great results. I have not found anything negative about it, and am extremely happy that I bought this lens.

Like other S lenses, the 24-120 f/4 is very sharp. I like the close focusing so I only need to switch to the 105 micro lens for near 1:1 imaging. The 24-120 also works excellently with 830 nm infrared converted Z7. No hot spots!

The Z 24 - 120 f/4 is a great lens for general use and travel; I bought it as part of the Z8 kit. I appreciate the near-macro close focus of about 14", as well as the outstanding image quality, and the light weight, modest size, and extra reach of the lens compared with the Z 24 - 70 f/2.8. However, with the Z 24 - 120 on my Z5, which is converted for infrared, there is a significant hot spot at all apertures from f/5.6 to a severe hot spot at f/22. See the attached photo, which was shot at f/22. Instead of this lens for IR, the Z 24 - 70 f/4 is excellent for IR, with no significant hot spot.

I'd been using the 24-200, and just wanted something a tad faster. The 24-120 is all I expected and WAY more! It's as crisp and clear at 24mm as it is at 120mm (or "DX cropped" to 180)!

Nikkor glass is among the finest in the industry. the quality, clarity and color rendition are fantastic. the 24-120 ZS is no exception. I can use this lens to do very high screen images with my Z7-II. I can also be a thousand feet away and read the sponsors on the fair grounds buildings in Shenendoah County, Virginia USA. I can also freeze various billboards and road signs at seventy plus miles per hour so I can read them while my wife keeps her eye on the road. This lens is definitely worth the money.

I'm not sure if this is a review of the lens or Nikon service... the lens is excellent, but in the process of banging around Utah red rock country the zoom mechanism partially failed, restricting the range to @100-@30. I still shot with it, but on returning I used Nikon's repair service through their website. It was about as slick and quick as you can imagine, and I had the lens back in around a week, counting UPS ship time. Impressive. Even though I wish the lens hadn't failed, I have to give Nikon serious points for their service.

I own both Z6’s and most of the Z primes along with a couple of Z zooms.My complaint is: since I purchased this Z24-120 4 / S I haven’t used the other lenses very much. It had been a while since I took out my Z 85 mm 1.8 / S.It is a great lens, but (a couple of times) I found myself trying to adjust its focal length