Canon's second-generation stabilised APS-C kit zoom, a solid entry-level performer.
The Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II is the second generation of Canon's stabilised APS-C kit lens, introduced around 2011. Bundled with bodies like the EOS 600D and 1100D, it covers the standard 29-88mm equivalent range and was the most common lens in Canon's entry-level ecosystem for several years.
Image stabilisation provides roughly 4 stops of shake reduction, a significant improvement over the non-IS versions. Centre sharpness is good, especially between 24-40mm. Corners are soft wide open but acceptable for the price class. Autofocus uses a DC micro-motor that is functional but audible and not ideal for video.
Canon EF-S mount only with a 58mm filter thread. This sits between the non-IS III which is worse and the IS STM which is better with quieter AF. The IS II was superseded by the IS STM in 2013 which added a much quieter stepping motor for video autofocus.
Very common and very cheap used. Check IS operation and listen for grinding noises, autofocus response, and zoom ring smoothness. At this price point the IS STM version is worth the small premium for its significantly quieter autofocus.