Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pleasantly surprised by how well designed & built the Fuji S20 is compared to alternative brands. I sold my Canon R6 & all lenses prepared to buy into another system. The S20, although an all new system to me, feels quite intuitive. Solid image quality, plenty of room for customization. Currently paired with the Sigma 18-50, & I am rather happy with how I lightened the load from the Canon RF system. The s20 seems quite to me so far, autofocus is responsive & reliable

My first real camera. Easy to use, takes great quality pics and vids, seems well built and overall just does what it should. Seems like the best hybrid all in one camera for this budget you can get. No really complaints yet. Just works as advertised and is easy to learn. Best buy also shipped it very fast.

The S20 is a fantastic option for both beginners and advance users. The FUJIFILM interface is straightforward and intuitive. This small package packs a big punch despite its small size. However one issue I keep running with this camera is that it tends to overheat and it will shut off if the user does not let it cool down or cool it down with some fan accessory.

Obsessed! I am so in love with this camera! Perfect for beginners and fun for more seasoned photographers.

Took it to a concert!! Took some amazing photos! Really easy to use and great quality!

Fantastic camera. Really powerful for the size and price

Fuji did it again with X-s20 !!! great camera for price !!!

Camera’s memory card holder broke with no resin after 2 weeks( just pass the return date). And Bestbuy refuse to replace or return.

Be sure to test you cameras with real subjects! I hadn't had much of a chance to test this camera in a real world situation where I typically use this camera. I finally got to yesterday and I know why everyone complains about the autofocus and sharpness (when compared to the Sony). If I could do it all over again, I would have gone with the a6700. This camera had several images that were out of focus even though the green box around the subject was indicating that they were in focus. It was not until I reviewed the image that I noticed they were way out of focus. The image was not usable. This is a common problem reported. Shooting around the house with inanimate object or taking selfies or setting up with a tripod in a controlled setting was not an issue but taking picture of groups of individuals with other people walking around and lot of distractions in the environment through this camera off. The image stabilization, battery life, and colors that this camera produces is much better than Sony. Hands down. Everyone would agree with that, but the autofocus makes it unreliable. I have been at am impasse with Sony before as I wasn't really happy with my old XT3. It needed better battery life and image stabilization and a better grip. This camera seemed to check off all of the boxes but it failed in the autofocus department. Another issues during my graduation photoshoot yesterday was overheating when taking pictures. I was outdoors in directly sunlight in California dry heat, but it was only 80 degrees yesterday. Although my camera was set to max temperature, I received a heat warning on my LCD screen. I was not even recording 4k video. At most I was shooting low burst of 5FPS. The only time I had a camera overheat was when I was shooting 4K for extended periods of time with my Sony a6400. 4K video on most systems is notorious for overheating, but for photo this is unacceptable, especially at 80 degree weather. The beautiful Fuji colors and film simulations are not worth the hassle of this camera. I have full frame Panasonic which also produces very pleasing colors, in addition most things can be done in post processing, although Fuji does make it easy to do within the camera. Either way I am done with Fuji. Unfortunately, I have some brand-new lenses as I was really trying to get into the Fuji system, however it is just unreliable. I've given them enough chances and I'm not looking back. I personally like the FF look anyway. I cannot recommend this camera.

Overall much better than the outgoing model (X-S10). Autofocus is much more snappier and accurate. Almost feels close to a Sony and or Canon (so far with Fuji native lenses). I did notice that my previous Tokina lens that was faster on the XS10 in autofocus comparatively to the same fuji native lenses, is actually slower on this camera. Will see if updates down the road will address this. Camera does get warm, I do not use it as much for video. I would recommend setting the temps to high once you get it and limit the amount of time for video. Love the Battery Life and Love the Autofocus which is why i bought the camera besides the additional video features with the 6k open gate. hands down a great camera for any level photographer/videographer.