There are some great little cameras in the Sony RX100-series, and the RX100 VII is arguably the best of all of them. However, it’s expensive for a camera with a 1-inch type sensor and it could use some form of grip on the front.
Best-in-its-class AF system; Stabilised 4K video; Great focal length range
Front lacks grip; Limited use of the touchscreen functionality
Models in the popular Sony Cyber-shot RX100 compact camera line share a similar body design and a 20MP 1-inch type sensor; they differ mainly by lens choice. As the seventh iteration (or eighth, if you count the VA), the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VII is an updated version of the VI, which was the first...
A fantastic pocket-friendly camera that gives you a huge amount of power in a teeny tiny package. There’s a hell of a lot to love about the Sony RX100 VII - but the price will be a big stumbling block for many.
Pocket friendly; Good flexible zoom; Added video functionality
Slightly slippery design; Maximum aperture is f/2.8
The Sony RX100 VII is good for travel photography. Image quality out-of-the-box is excellent, and the camera's wide shutter speed range makes it easy to capture both long-exposure shots and stills of fast-moving subjects.
Lightweight, portable design., Superb autofocus performance in photography and video., Excellent image quality.
Uncomfortable to hold., Short battery life.
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