Customer Ratings & Reviews

This camera upgraded my d3300 and it is a huge difference. It has all the controls you need from a full frame nikon, but without the price. It is still priced in the higher side, but it is an investment that pays for itself with the photos you can take. The biggest downsize is nikons fully integrated snapbridge support which completely eliminates the ability to direct wifi connect this camera to a computer. If you are looking for that, you need to go with the d7200. Only one memory card slot, not 2 like the d7200. The camera body is noticeably heavier than the d3000 or d5000 series cameras, however weight adds features as nikon has demonstrated with this one.

Great camera, love the touch screen! I didn't think I'd like having a touch screen, but this one makes so many things so much easier. Sometimes the camera doesn't want to focus where I want it to focus, so I can just switch to live view and tap the screen where I want it to focus, then it focuses there and takes the photo. Makes things so much easier! I use this camera (along with a 2.8 f stop lens) for night sky photography as well and have been incredibly happy with the results. Because I'm short, having an articulating screen is super handy, because I can hold the camera up over my head, but still see what I'm aiming at!

I am able to use this camera for product photography for use in marketing materials. I get great results with my limited knowledge of photography so I don’t have to rely on outside photography vendors. The camera has many powerful features that I might never use but it’s good to have them at my disposal if I ever need them. I am very happy with his camera.

The Nikon D7500 is by far the best camera I’ve ever used. It took my photography to another level instantly. I combined the body with an 18-300mm Nikor lens that provides crystal clear images both far and near. The camera is surprisingly simple to use in both automatic and manual modes. The controls are laid out well and are very intuitive. I would highly recommend this camera to all photographers, from beginner to intermediate or pro level.

This camera contains flagship tech for an APS-C camera. Great handling, picture quality, easy to learn menu. Last of the great line of APS-C DSLR cameras worth adding to your collection.

Haven't had the chance to learn everything about the camera but so far has worked excellent. Takes grate photos and reminds me of my first Nikon (D50). Even though it was a DSLR this one (D7500) has so many features it's like a completely different type of camera. Look forward to learning it's full capabilities. Keep you posted.

I already own one Nikon D7500 and wanted to buy another so that I had 2 cameras that are identical. Best Buy had a remarkable sale on a new-in-the-box camera body and I was thrilled to get a new one at pre-owned prices, along with the extended warranty. The customer service was amazing and I am VERY happy with my purchase.

I’m not a pro by any means. However, I am an accomplished amateur and this camera meets all my requirements so far. I’ve had many DSLRs over the years, from Yashika TL Super, Topcon Unirex ST, Minalta, ancient Nikon-Sekor from the 60s. Starting in Vietnam. I do miss film though…and I’ve taken pics with that old Topcon that look like postcards. The new D7500 should foot the bill for now, as I’m age 76 now and all of these beautiful pieces of craftsmanship will live on long after I’m gone with my students and family.

This is my first new DSLR since I purchased a D40x many years ago. I bought the body only, since I have a number of Nikon lenses from the past, including 3 that I used with my Nikon 8008 film camera back in the early '90's (35, 50 and 70-200). The D40x couldn't autofocus with those, but now they're fully usable again. I'm not finding the absence of vibration reduction to be a big problem at the moment, but will probably pick up an 18-300 with it in the future. I'm very impressed with the size and feel of this camera. Coming from a tiny D40x, I was concerned that it would seem oversized and heavy. But that's not the case at all. It's very comfortable in hand, and light. I'm still in my learning curve, as this camera has significantly more capability than my previous. I'm rating it as an excellent value, as I was able to purchase it during a sale with a significant discount, and it was certainly time for me to upgrade. At full list, I probably wouldn't even have considered it, since I take most of my daily photos with my smartphone now, and I haven't been doing that much with my D40x. Maybe that will change now.

I loveee this camera! It takes amazing shots, with many options for many different settings. The screen tilts and is a touch screen. This is the best cemera for your bucks. Takes amazing professional quality photographs.

The D7500 has the heart of the DX flagship 500, but is less weight, has a built in flash, and is, of course, less money. Most of the criticism of this model is about Nikon dropping the dual card slots that the previous 7000 series models offered. (The D500 does have dual cards.) That is a complete non-issue to me, but your milage may vary. Also, although the sensor is the same as the D500 and so low light performance should be at the same excellent level, the focus system is not as advanced. It would have been considered state of the art until the latest models, and unless you are photographing fast moving subjects, I don't think you will find it lacks anything. I started taking pictures with film cameras with manual focus and light meters, so although the automatic modes are great for fast stuff, I still have no issues with focusing manually and consulting the light meter, and my experience, for the exposure. Overall, a wonderful camera and the latest of the Nikon "enthusiast" lineup.

My very old D90 bit the dust, was looking for something similar that would work with my growing set of lenses. Buying a mirror-less would have meant that I start over or buy a clumsy adapter for my lenses, so looked up this mid-range DSLR. It was most similar in function to my D90, but 16 years newer. Without even reading the manual, I was up and running, just needed to add a bigger (32GB) storage, as my very old 4GB would fill much faster.

I haven't had a lot of time to play with my new camera but so far I'm loving it. I kept my Nikon d7200 so I can have both cameras and not have to change lenses so often. I love the 4K video since we have 4K TVs. Missing one card slot doesn't bother me in the least. So far I've had no problem with the app connected to my Samsung Galaxy S7. I only gave it 4 stars because I really haven't had time to play with it much. Was it worth $1,200+ dollars? Maybe. I think that's a personal choice but I had been waiting for this camera for months and glad I purchased it

One of the best pro-consumer body available. Rugged and versatile. If you already have the correct lenses to mount, you should pick one up. DSLR’s are being phased out.

Moved up from a D5500 and am enjoying the additional 3 frames per sec (to 8), better high-iso performance in lower light and additional ability to access frequently used functions more quickly. The negatives most commonly cited (single card slot & no vertical grip) were not issues for me. Also, considered the d7200 but the D7500 just felt more comfortable in my hands (the deeper grip is really nice) and handling it felt more "natural" for me. I have tested the camera's iso-performance up to 12,800 in indoor lighting at some events and have been very pleased with the JPEGs rendered (haven't tested RAW yet) - compared to my D5500 (which already performs well in low-light), I seem to be getting 1 or 2 stops of additional ISO performance to get images of comparable noise & "quality" (just my unscientific observations). If you're looking to upgrade from a d3xxx or d5xxx series, it'll definitely be worth it. If you already have a d7200, I'm honestly not sure - there are enough professional reviews out there that comment on this topic so my opinion wouldn't be worth much. If you want a D500 but can't justify the cost, I think the D7500 would be a satisfying compromise.

This camera is great quality, easy to use, and not so big that it’s a hassle to take anywhere.

This camera is insane! Great features, image quality is phenomenal, very intuitive to use. Camera is perfect size and I would never own a different brand, mainly because colors are 100% accurate, not over saturated like Canon. Nikon is the best brand in SLR cameras, bar none. Low light pictures are amazing! Get the 140 lens and a great fast prime lens and you are set!!

Great camera!!! It’s wonderful for sports or what ever you may be shooting.

Photography is one of my favorite hobbies and I used to have a Nikon D3400 and decided to update it, I bought this camera and I am extremely happy with it, it was a good purchase and is definitely a good upgrade. The touch screen is awesome and has some new features compared to my previous one. I definitely recommend this camera to anyone. Always stay Nikon.

Can't get enough of this camera. The quality is amazing AND it's pretty simple to work with. The touch screen and tilited screen are definitely a bonus. I've been recommending this camera to everyone who's been taking pictures for awhile and want to update.