OL: Thypoch Voyager AF 24-50mm f/2.8 Review – A Good First Attempt From China

By Louis Ferreira | Published: June 9, 2026


Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm f/2.8: B&H Photo / Amazon

The Thypoch Voyager AF 24-50mm f/2.8 was announced last month, and Optical Limits just published its full review of China’s first zoom lens, which you can read here or check out the pro/cons below:

Pros

  1. Internal zoom mechanism (!)
  2. Small and lightweight
  3. Fully weather-sealed
  4. Affordable
  5. Very sharp when stopped down a little

Cons

  1. Prone to flare
  2. Distortion autocorrection needs a bit of fine-tuning
  3. The bokeh is a bit rough
  4. The corners are a bit soft at 50mm f/2.8

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