Quality of dslr in your pocket!!

First point is that for me Newegg is by far the best retailer on the internet, bar none. They always deliver above expectation. Seems I have been doing business with them since about 1999 or so.

size; image sensor; f1.8 lens

flash recharge; brief owner's manual

This is an upgrade from a RX100-1 and, so far I'm delighted with it after just a week. I particularly love the viewfinder which makes it so much easier to use in bright light situations. If you want a great quality camera without the bulk of a DSLR then this could be it.

Great camera for people who would like a lot more customisation with controls on a compact camera without using the big DSLR. Love the flexibility of the flash so as to use the flash in a more creative way, than just usual spot highlight on the subject.

Excellent beginners professional camera for someone who cannot handle a DSLR

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Good point and click performance under low light conditions

Expensive .; limited zoom

This camera has an extraordinary lens not found in a camera you can carry with you when space is limited. It has tremendous features and takes great pics in low light. This is the 2nd one I bought as the 1st was blown over on a tripod in Death Valley

I was looking for an alternative for when i didn't want to carry my SLR. This is a very capable compact offering every option from full auto to full manual. Picture quality is superb and video quality is unbelievably good.

Working in cameras on a daily basis I have the luxury of trying out a number of cameras from pro DSLR to compacts. Within the 1 inch sensor compact cameras the Sony RX100 V is one of the best compact premium camera you could buy with standout features and performance to boot.

The Sony RX100 is a superb camera buff's camera that's not too proud to go idiot-proof

The RX100 lives up to the hype in many of the reviews you may read online. It is a significant improvement over the current crop of smartphone cameras (2018). The low light performance if excellent, and allows you to enjoy the moment, rather than focus (pardon the pun) on getting good shots.