This is an amateur lens. For $180 you could find a better used lens.
Here are the downsides of your lens:
1. Optical drawbacks
Barrel and wave-like distortion — requires manual correction; lens profile may not be built into some cameras or editors.

Strong vignetting at f/2.8 (~3 EV) — only significantly reduced at f/5.6 and smaller apertures.

Softness at edges and corners — even at f/4–f/5.6; needs to be stopped down to f/8–f/11 for consistent sharpness across the frame.

Coma in low light or night scenes — light sources (like stars) may appear stretched or distorted.

Flare and contrast loss when shooting against strong light — coating is not very effective, which can reduce image clarity.

2. Mechanical and design drawbacks
Plastic body, with metal mount only — durability is not on par with premium lenses.

No weather sealing — not safe for shooting in rain or dusty conditions.

Very basic design — only a focus ring (by-wire), no AF/MF switch or custom controls.

3. Autofocus and compatibility
Slow autofocus on older Sony cameras (e.g. a7III or earlier) — can hunt and occasionally miss focus.

Audible focusing motor — STM motor noise can be picked up during video recording in quiet environments.