Hasselblad's medium-format standard zoom — the XCD 35-100mm f/2.8-4 E for the X system.
The Hasselblad XCD 35-100mm f/2.8-4 E was released in 2025 as part of the E-series of XCD zoom lenses for the Hasselblad X medium-format mirrorless system. It extends the XCD zoom range into the standard-to-short-telephoto region, complementing the wider 20-35mm E zoom and giving the X system a general-purpose zoom on medium format.
This is an autofocus Hasselblad X-mount medium-format zoom covering 35-100mm with a variable f/2.8-4 maximum aperture. As part of the E-series it uses the focal-plane-based exposure design rather than the leaf shutter of the V and older prime lenses, so flash sync behaviour differs from those designs. Confirm the exact weight, filter thread and minimum focus distance against the specific copy before listing.
On the larger medium-format sensor the 35-100mm range covers a wide-standard to short-telephoto field of view suited to portraits, landscape, travel and general work, giving a walk-around zoom for the X system. The relatively bright f/2.8-4 range provides subject separation on the large sensor, and a single lens across this range reduces the need to carry multiple primes for everyday shooting.
As a very recent lens the used supply is minimal and prices sit near retail. Confirm the zoom and focus action is smooth and that autofocus drives correctly across the range. Inspect the front element and any filter thread for damage. Verify the lens reports and updates firmware correctly on an X-system body, and confirm the shutter behaviour, as the E-series differs from the leaf-shutter lenses. Check the mount, contacts and barrel for wear or impact marks.