The Sony ZV-E10 is a logical gap-filler in Sony’s lineup. A vlogging-focused camera with an articulating screen, boosted microphones, and a compact body, it’s a powerful little video tool and takes impressive photos.

Compact size, Articulating screen, Great autofocus, Impressive stills camera, Solid audio credentials

Rolling shutter while panning, No 4K/60p video mode, Menu system isn’t touch-optimized, No viewfinder

As a vlogging platform, the ZV-E10 seemingly has a lot to offer: it shoots oversampled 4K/24p video using the full width of its sensor, features a selfie touchscreen, a good built-in directional microphone, headphone/microphone ports and class-leading video autofocus.

Vloggers and filmmakers shooting mostly static shots.

Any form of vlogging that involves movement or capturing fast action. Stills shooters who want a viewfinder.

Updated: July 27, 2021 First introduced in July 2021 , Sony ZV-E10 is a 24.0MP Entry-Level Mirrorless camera with a APS-C (23.5 x 15.6 mm ) sized CMOS sensor, Fully articulated touch screen and Sony E lens mount.

Product Showcase Mode, Gyroscopic Stabilization, Unlimited Video Recording (no 30min limit), Photo/Video Mode Switch, Built-in Wireless (Wi-fi), Bluetooth Connectivity, NFC Connectivity, Articulating Screen, 4K at 30fps and FHD at 120fps Video Recording, Touch Screen, Face Detection Focusing, 24.0MP...

No Sensor shift Image Stabilization, No Built-in Viewfinder, No External Viewfinder Option, Low Battery Life: 440 shots, No Environmental Sealing

Mirrorless vlogging from Sony – finally!

Excellent autofocus, Sharp 4K video, Fantastic audio options

Bad 4K rolling shutter, No in-body image stabilisation, No touch display

The ZV-E10 APS-C camera debuts to deliver high quality video and audio performance, vlog-optimized functions, and versatile connectivity. Also from Sony—a first-ever Vlog Challenge Contest.

The Sony ZV-E10 is a compact interchangeable-lens camera geared toward online content creators. If you currently shoot on a phone, camcorder or point-and-shoot, this camera offers a solid upgrade.

If I were a vlogger, or aspiring to be one, then the Sony ZV-E10 with its 16-50mm pancake lens would be a very serious contender. The larger APS-C sensor, built-in multi-directional microphone, easy connectivity and the useful, perhaps essential, accessories available all make the kit perfect for...

Light and compact, Capable of high-quality results, Excellent connectivity, Keenly priced, Easy vlogging solution, Wide potential in lens range available

Some controls fiddly, No weather resistance, Zoom action is not easy to keep smooth when handheld, OSS in lenses only

Along with a few quite advanced features, the Sony ZV-E10 has an attractive specification for novice vloggers, including some clever options such as Background Defocus, Product Showcase and FacePriority exposure, not to forget Sony’s superb autofocusing system.

Designed specifically for vloggers but also a capable stills camera, Great AF system, Good audio options

Limited use of touch control, Rolling shutter visible, Heavy crop in Active SteadyShot mode

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The perfect entry-level mirrorless camera for would-be YouTubers and vloggers, the ZV-E10 makes capturing good-looking 4K and Full HD clips easy. Packed with useful video-centric features, it’s also sufficiently small and lightweight to take almost anywhere, while its support for E-mount lenses...

Small and lightweight, Good video quality and options, Fast, accurate autofocu, Beginner-friendly features, If you’re taking your first steps into serious vlogging or content creation, the ZV-E10 is perhaps the ideal gateway camera.

No viewfinder, Big crop with electronic image stabilisation, Limited touchscreen functionality, Those looking for the best in video quality and image stabilisation may be a tad disappointed by the ZV-E10’s lack of in-body stabilisation and limited selection of recording modes.