Sony RX100 VII Premium Compact Camera with 1.0-type stacked CMOS sensor (DSCRX100M7), Bundle with 64GB Memory Card, Camera Bag

2025-08-25T20:00:00

So far, I dont see anything bad about this camera. I can really take it with me all the time and get high quality pictures. Even my friends who own fullframe camera are getting jealous that I dont have to carry heavy lens like them and still get good pictures.

Nedd A.

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2025-08-14T16:28:23

The Sony RX100vii is a fantastic small camera. I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase.

ELBERT G.

2025-05-20T06:50:37

Perfect camera for travel.

ANGELICA P.

2025-05-18T20:00:00

Thought this would be an excellent pocket camera alongside my big Canon... But too small and fiddly

Wellybob62

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2025-05-16T20:00:00

I recently bought this camera and since I upgraded from the 1V version the extras such as 200 zoom and easier pop up eye view finder give such make it a true experts camera. However it is also easy to use as a beginner. So much ability that fits in my pocket.

Benasusual

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2025-05-02T20:00:00

I bought this camera a short while ago and it's by far the best camera I've ever had!

Qvarnis

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2025-04-15T20:00:00

Love the images, but so far as I can tell the camera does not Bluetooth pair with IEM for geotagging.

SPainter

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2025-04-13T20:00:00

Previously had the RX 100 m3 unit. Just upgraded to the later model. Since new this was a good Camera

Midgley

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2025-04-09T20:00:00

This is my second RX100 camera. It is one of the last remaining compact cameras offering a pro-featured stills specification. It seems today the focus is all towards video. If you want a compact camera with pro-specs for stills photography this a literally your only option. It's a great option. Would be better if they designed the lens to take filters, though I guess the fear is in doing so, putting filters on and off the lens my damage its delicate powered zoom. If a new version is launched I hope it will have a base that has a arca swiss mount profile.

OMS1959

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2025-04-09T20:00:00

I purchased this camera about 1 year ago and have been using it since. In December of last year, our family went to Italy for 2 weeks and I used the camera extensively. I really like the wide angle to telephoto range (24-200mm). I got some great photos and have posted to the photography forum I use online. Many compliments. I highly recommend this camera.

jhmhs77

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2025-04-08T20:00:00

Enjoy taking pictures with this camera. So light weight and handy. Night pictures look very awesome.

SG6066

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2025-04-05T20:00:00

In most respects, this seems to be a great compact digital camera; however, I have only been using it for a few days and have much to learn. My one criticism thus far is the optical viewfinder which does not seem easy to see through, continued use and experience will tell

Stew143

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2025-03-31T20:00:00

I bought a Sony ZV-1 a few years ago but wished I had just saved a little more and bought the RX100VII. After selling the ZV-1, I waited a while as I thought Sony would release a RX100 MK8 but it looks like that isn't happening anytime soon. Just get the MK7 and know you have the best.

5m17h

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2025-03-30T20:00:00

I was looking to downsize my mirrorless system as it was getting too heave to carry around all day. After a lot of research and a visit to the Sony stand at the London Photography show last month, I decided to buy the RX100M7. very glad I did. It does almost all of what my previous camera did at a fraction of the weight, and produces fantastic pictures. The only gripe is the need to add the Sony Rubber grip. without the grip it is easy for the camera to slip out of my fingers, it is much more secure to hold with the grip. I am sure Sony could add it to the package for a much more rounded offer.

Tonic6

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2025-03-20T20:00:00

I've always wanted a Sony RX100 compact camera and the opportunity arose recently to buy one. I'm very pleased with my purchase as this small camera takes great photos and videos straight out of the box. It also has all the flexibility needed to make adjustments for further creative shooting. It's small size means it's easy to put in a pocket and take anywhere. Over the years I've owned a number of compact cameras from Panasonic, Nikon, Kodak etc which have all been good but I would say the Sony RX100 VII is the best one. Although the Sony RX100 VII is several years old now, I would also say it's still the best compact camera available today.

Logan23

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2025-03-20T20:00:00

In the Sonry camera RX-100 M7 box, there's a paper says that if we register, it will extend the product warranty from 1 year to 2 years, but after I registered the camera, the warranty webpage still shows only 1 year warranty, so apparently the paper in the product box lied to us. Sony needs to fix this, otherwise your reputation is going to be very bad in lying to customers!

Bill_L01

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2025-03-13T20:00:00

Although it is expensive, it is well worth it. Bought the pocket camera as wanted DLSR type quality in a small compact size. Great for travelling and less obtrusive than the larger cameras.

BikerDave

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2025-02-27T19:00:00

lovely little pocket camera delivering good quality photos. I mainly use it for photos when on holiday. There to many compacts for just blogging!!! Some of us just want to take good quality photos so this camera is a god send for photos. I did try a quick video but it took me a while to fing the folder with the video, thats why I gave it a 4 star review, all my other cameras have put the videos in the same folder as images.

Reetep

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2025-02-25T19:00:00

I just got this camera and I am in love and soooo happy with my purchase

Diana R.

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2025-02-16T19:00:00

It is great for travelling- palm size makes it very convenient

Bhashu

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2025-02-08T19:00:00

Bought camera last October very happy, although released number of years ago, apart from menus layout still has great features.

Gib22

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2025-01-29T19:00:00

This camera is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand but I'd very powerful abd responsive. It takes a while or perhaps a lifetime to learn all the functions but most are self explanatory.

G M.

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2025-01-07T19:00:00

it is nice camera for keeping it inside your backpack or in your small handbag and take photos when ever you want build quality is also nice photos and videos nice but sony not support your a thousand dolar camera with softwares. pc and smartphone applications are from 2010 and you feel like a second hand camera from decade ago.

syavuz

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2024-12-29T19:00:00

I bought the RX100 M7 a month ago and it was my second choice as I was hoping to purchase a compact LUMIX camera with the 360mm zoom. As it was discontinued, the Sony was my next available option. I am so pleased with this compact and a recent trip to Spain allowed me to test its functions and picture quality. I am still very much a novice on its menu and all functions, but have downloaded a couple of manuals and watched a few YouTube videos on its operation. I would say there is a steep learning curve for this compact camera, however It has been well worth the time and patience to get to grips with all its various shooting modes. The analogue zoom can be extended with a "digitall extension" in camera software menu. Resolution suffers at the end of this zoom range but that is to be expected. Overall I am very pleased with the picture quality, raw and jpeg and video. The camera footprint is small but feels heavy and well made. I would recommend this camera if you want a compact zoom and video camera option for travel.

Jack B.

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2024-12-13T19:00:00

I have used once so far and realized sometimes no picture was taken when the shuttle was pressed. When it happened, I kept pressing for many times and picture only captured after a while. This was not a good experience because I take photos at the site that is extremely hot and need to take photos fast and this experience slowed me down.

WilliamL

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2024-12-09T19:00:00

Got it to take picture of my kids. Amazing focus speed even for a beginner like me

Vick C.

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2024-12-03T19:00:00

I'm an experienced amateur photographer, having used a camera for about 65 years. I decided to buy this camera as I was no longer wanting to lug around a DSLR & lenses and wanted to upgrade my Panasonic Lumix. I'm not stupid but the menu system for setting up the camera is appalling. No built in geosync, and even though I have set up IME and linked the camera no location data is recorded. The pictures are not of a good quality. Close ups focus OK but every landscape picture I have taken is out of focus. Please do not waste your money. Too late for me to get a refund, but so wish I hadn't perservered in vain and requested a refund within the allowed timescale.

Andrew1952

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2024-11-24T19:00:00

My first RX100ll was not able to get beyond the initial info of place and time. Whenever I restarted the camera it would come back blank, asking for the info again. Time after time. I returned it as defective and B+H sent me a new one. This second one, after about a month of use, also became defective. It kept shutting down. Returned. The third RX100Vll had the same problem as the first, but, by then, I realized that I might later chance the initial info, so I did....by redoing the initial info from that place. Somehow that method of doing the info worked...the info did not keep coming back. I assume all is well now, except that I am not impressed at all with the making of this camera..

Macroon

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2024-11-23T19:00:00

I had the conformation email on 17th September saying that the £100.00 cash back would be paid within a week and as of 24 November still no payment

nickeeee

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2024-11-12T19:00:00

I bought this camera as an upgrade to my original RX100 and the M7 has all of those characteristics that made that camera so good and a ton of very valuable additional features consistent with such an evolved line of cameras. Anyone who shares my love of small, dense Japanese product design will be happy with the hardware. Subtly curved surfaces and tiny details, positive button feel, precise screen articulation and a smooth lens ring. All of the tiny slack that was present here and there on the M1 are banished on the M7. One small gripe is directed at the covers to the ports. Stiff, nail-breaking flaps that resolutely want to spring back, blocking access to the sockets. They are loosening up a bit but some proper hinged flaps would have been nice. Displays are good and the tiny viewfinder is terrific for framing in bright light. The articulation of the screen is so helpful for composing shots at odd angles, a feature that I use a great deal. These two make the M7 a much more versatile tool than most. The zoom range is just what I want from a compact travel camera, especially at the long end, and lens quality is what I would expect from Zeiss. Picture quality is excellent across the zoom range with only slight distortions at the extremes. Noise is well controlled and easy to eliminate using the current AI tools. You can have a great deal of control in the setup if you need it and I found a good set of assignments that make managing the camera comfortable and convenient. Overall a very satisfying camera to use that returns detailed and attractively rendered images in all conditions, and is a pleasure to own. While I have other, more capable Sony cameras, I can see from my own results that the RX100-M7 goes a long way to being the only camera a lot of people will ever need.

dilettante

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