If you happened to purchase the
yellow bee Pentax K-01 and want to get rid of it; I'll add it to my collection for two hundred less than you paid for it.
The Pentax K-01 is technically marketed as being completely usable with basically the entire market of all presently marketd (being sold) PK lens mounts. And for that I somewhat agree. Yet it will also use lens' made way back in the 80's, but not quite all of them - especially some of the Ricoh PK varieties with the extra physical feature which needs to be removed.
And when Pentax states that the lens will work; well technically they are correct to a point. Will it take pics, yes. Will one need to move from the full automatic settings or adapt, uummm unfortunately yes.
But it also depends upon aperature; the starting or best aperature of the lens. Go beyond f 4.5 to about f5.0 or beyond and you'll start running into issues. Is there a way around it? Sure.
BTW there is a type of Pentax lens chart that shows compatibility issues with most any Pentax lens with all of their camera bodies. Too bad it could not be refined by Pentax - but perhaps t could be refined and posed on here. We could even make it better to show the complete line of 100+ PK lens.
And so far there's only one lens that breaks that rule...
Pentax SMCP-DA* 16-50mm f/2.8 ED SDM Lens 21650 B&H Photo Video
This one is by far the most controversial of the Pentax lens. Personally I used to own it and never ran into any issues with it; even after about 2k pics and some above average abuse of the lens. But I have seen people that do in fact run into major issues with it; some of them just outside of warranty.
But back to the main issue. Is the Pentax K-01 perfect? No.
I was somewhat aware of these issues before it even went up for sale, but I still purchased it. I also find in most all cases it is also easy to adapt around