Good all rounder (adapted lens only review)

I've had my A7II for about 6 months now and have taken it on a few trips, so I think I can offer some opinions on it. Just going to keep it brief. For context, I use this lens exclusively with adapted glass, so all my ratings are in that context.

Pros:

• Good ergonomics (aside from 1 issue I'll list in the cons)
• Good image quality
• Near (what I imagine to be) native autofocus speed and accuracy with adapted EF lenses in AF-S
• Good video quality
• Decent selection of accessories (grips, flashes etc)
• Decent amount of customization in controls and settings
• IBIS stretches the hell out of fast primes and old adapted glass
• Manual focus is a breeze with magnify function

Cons:

• BATTERY LIFE!!!! I'm lucky to get 350 shots on a charge some times
• Grip could be just a hair longer
• AF-C with adapted lenses is useless
• Lost AF capabilities (like zone AF, Eye AF etc)
• A lot less responsive than even the cheapest DSLRs- takes seconds from turn on to be able to take a photo (a little better with native/manual glass though), shutter not as snappy
• Heavy as a DSLR with adapter (~700g)

For me, where this camera shines is on vacation or for casual candid type stuff. It's definitely not an action camera or anything of the sort, and you do lose a lot of functionality with the adapters AF wise, but other than that it's great. Now that they are down in the $1100-1200 or so range used they are a crazy bargain. That is 6D money for better DR and IBIS (at the cost of AF-C and battery life)... not bad at all