I've been very impressed by the 14mm f/2.8 full frame (on a Nikon D800).
Very sharp, little chromatic aberration. Some vignetting and quite a bit of geometric (barrel) distortion, but the Lightroom lens profile for the lens deals with both almost perfectly without significant edge cropping. What I mean: sometimes when you correct for geometric distortion you end up with a curved edge to the image, and have to crop quite a lot off to end up rectangular. Lightroom (or ACR) correction loses little from the edges.
Manual focus, but the very wide depth of field on a 14mm means that focus often isn't very critical. On Nikon, there is meter aperture coupling, I think I read that there isn't meter coupling on Canon, but I might be wrong.
At the price, it's a bargain.