Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this camera body on sale to upgrade my old Nikon camera. great camera with a lot of functions and better low light capability than my old Nikon. No trouble in using my old Nikon lenses. While the manual is OK you will probably need an additional book to go into detail on all of the settings. I have taken a lot of pictures to test the different settings - works great. I probably would not recommend this for a first time DSLR user unless you want to make the time commitment to learn the many camera functions.

I have used this camera for 2 years and it never disappointed me. Great camera, nice weight, feels great in the hand.

So easy to use and the pictures are great. I had a 16x20's size developed and it is clear and you can see all the details. The automatic settings make it easy.

This camera is really solid and the learning curve was quick for me. I'll be using this camera to record events in my music studio as well as for fun.

Bought this camera for our trip to Iceland and it works great! Very clear picture and easyto work with. Just an amateur and works perfect for us.

I really havd a 5star experience. The sells tech did a great job explaining the warranty and return. Also if there's a price drop, i would get the price adjustments, which i did.

For the advanced amateur photographer this camera is perfect. It shoots fast, has phenomenal resolution in even high ISO ranges, and is great to carry around. It only has one SD card slot, so you can't set up auto backup or roll over to a second card when the first is full, but I rarely have card issues and the bigger cards are getting so reasonable in price that is not really an issue. The articulating rear touch screen is very nice. It's a lot easier to get those unique angled shots without having to lie down on the ground.

So far easy to use and great photos! Looking forward to trying out all the bells and whistles!

This camera is great and easy to use .It could be a bit of a learning curve for a novice but straight forward for a more advanced Nikon user. This camera has many bells and whistles at and affordable price.All of the important buttons at your fingertips, and it is very customizable. A few changes were made from the 7200, but that did not bother me since I shoot for pleasure only. The 18-140 lens make this camera and lens duo special. It has the same sensor and processor that is used on the Nikon d500. This camera is a great package.

fast! lightweight camera. great pictures in all modes, i personally use manual or apeture mode most of the time.

Amazing features, amazing performance! Great price!

Amazing camera my daughter loves it. It was a Christmas gift

In excellent condition and exactly as described. Delivers high quality images.

This camera is far superior to any of the others we own. Clarity is amazing, and easy to use.

The D7500 is an outstanding stills camera and a refinement of an already excellent DSLR. It brings added speed and buffer depth to the enthusiast level and adds improved subject recognition. More comfortable to hold than its predecessor, the addition of a tilting touchscreen only adds to the camera's excellent ergonomics. And while 4K video is a nice selling point, the 1.5x crop and crummy video AF dim its appeal for movie makers. But for stills shooters, the D7500 is one beast of a camera.

This is such a great camera. It has great quality and is pretty easy to use.

Easy to work sharp colors, low sound an great quality image. Much lighter than my old D300

I needed a second camera that was capable, with great low light performance. My 5-year-old D800 is a war horse, but new technology like SnapBridge also help professionals who have social media needs. This will soon be my backup to the D850. The handling and performance are fantastic, and with the same sensor, low light performance and AF as the D500, I couldn't justify the extra $700 for the D500. This thing is a low light MONSTER! I've never seen files like this, the creative possibilities are endless!

I want to upgraded my Nikon 3300, my first choice was the 7200 but after see the product at the store, and just for a couple of hundred more I bought the 7500. The touchscreen works great. The only thing is the Bluetooth use a lot of energy for the battery. I decide to turn off the Bluetooth always.

Had an older entry level D series Nikon that was still in great shape but wanted higher resolution and required compatibility with my existing lens collection. This one hits that sweet spot quite well.