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Used Nikon TC-201 2x Teleconverter

Used Nikon TC-201 2x Teleconverter - Main image
$38.94 $59 In stock

Category: USED

This Used Nikon TC-201 2x Teleconverter is in Excellent+ condition and includes Body Cap, Rear Cap and a 100 day warranty. Item pictured is the actual item for sale.

Items in Excellent+ condition are between 90-99% of original condition. These items are in exceptionally good condition and may show very minor signs of use. They will not have any scratches or dings, and the glass will be clean.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen K. ★★★★★

The 2x teleconverter arrived and the glass is spotless, just like the description said. It pairs perfectly with my 70-200mm and keeps autofocus snappy. Very happy with the included warranty for peace of mind.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

I was worried about image quality with a used teleconverter, but the glass is flawless and the 100-day warranty gave me peace of mind. It’s sharp even wide open, and the included caps keep everything protected when not in use.

Joseph S. ★★★★☆

The mount fits snugly on my lens without any play, and the body cap included was a nice bonus. Image quality is slightly softer at f/8, but perfectly usable for bird shots on a budget.