Customer Ratings & Reviews

People will tell you the A7r is what you want, or to buy the iii. If you have the means, why not. I was a Canon guy right up to the point I bought this camera. You’re not going to be disappointed for not buying the absolute top of the line. This one here is fantastic. It has its quirks, others have already identified. I’m not going to complain about the same things. Still give 5 stars. Still recommend.

Absolutely love the a7! Has a strong quality feel to it takes great pictures and the sales rep was extremely knowledgeable and helped me find the perfect camera for me

Sony alpha 7 ii is an awesome camera. I was looking something to use for video record and the quality is very high.

I upgrade from Nikon d3400. It’s ok to invest in Sony camera or other brand what’s the easiest camera to used to get your photo shoot done. Con: No guide Menu pdf where are the settings located on the camera. Battery charger are not included. Pro: Image quality is stunning. More selection of lens to choose from third party or sony.

The Sony Alpha is good. The price was good. The quality is good when it is shorter distance compared to long distance. The lens given with camera is only for shorter distance.

I've used Nikon, Canon, Sony full frame cameras. There are better cameras. There are better cameras. There are better cameras. But if you are a new (or not so new) photographer worried about marrying a lens set, camera system, cost etc, You won't go wrong with this camera. You may only outgrow it. This will be your highly functional baby for several years.

Well built. Highly compatible with third party components. Easy to learn how to use. Menu interface is not as difficult to learn as some have stated.

I was looking to upgrade my Sony a6000 to a full frame and of course I really wanted the Sony a7r II, but couldn't afford it. I read the reviews and it turns out the 7II is a solid option that will allow me to shoot what I want at a fraction of the price. The kit lens is pretty good and for me I rented the 70-300mm to play around with as well as using the 90mm Zeis. The picture quality was superb. I'm very happy with my upgrade.

Excellent camera for weddings , birthdays and graduation celebrations even used by non professional users!

Awesome and powerful camera. Battery life could be better but other than that no problems

Great camera for the money. Full frame image stabilization in camera. Bought a cheap adapter and I use all my old manual lenses and it works great. It’s light, small and I love this camera.

It’s good for beginners and professionals, without experience you can get nice photos

Absolutely amazing! Even the kit lense that came with it is FANTASTIC! Was very surprised as some kit lenses can be cheap, but this one isnt. I mainly shoot cars and food, and the kit lense helps me do that. I would also look at the 1.8/50mm lense from sony, very good price to performance ratio.

Easily the best camera I have owned! I bought it to start up my photography company and I am very satisfied with the product.

Besides the dismally short battery life, I returned this camera for the following reasons: 1. It didn't take photos that were any better than my older cropped sensor A57 sony SLR. This was true in low light, capturing motion, daytime photos, etc (a variety of conditions). 2. The photos this did take were often blurry because this camera just isn't fast. It's slow to react and laggy. The auto focus left a lot to be desired. 3. Even in manual mode, I found that this camera didn't give me much more than my 6 year old camera that cost 1/3rd as much. The new technology wasn't palpable. 4. A lot that makes up good photos is good glass. There aren't many lenses to choose from relative to Canon or Nikon and the lenses out there that are for the A7ii are very expensive for what they are. There's also far smaller of a used market for Sony cameras and lenses and that's going to affect how much you spend for their products and how much you're going to get when you try to sell them. This isn't a bad camera, it's just not a camera that feels very "professional grade." You could purchase a camera that is just as good for a third or half as much from Canon, Nikon, or even, Sony. Yes, the Sony SLRs are a whole lot better than their own mirrorless. I don't think mirrorless is ready for prime time quite yet. As for the battery, the last straw for me was when I went to a wedding and I ran out of a fully charged battery in 2 hours. I ended up going back into the car and getting my trusty old A57 and enjoyed using the old camera even more than the new one. The pictures were every bit as good too. I used the A7ii for one month and I returned it.

This is probably the best camera I have used and bought. Switching from a crop sensor to a full frame is a great option for a photographer looking to upgrade.

Super light and compact. The focus works really fast and the image quality is amazing.

I'm not a pro by any means, and I know I'm no longer a beginner. I have used a Canon t3 for many years. It got me through college and got me a few gigs with some photoshoots. I wanted to grow just a tiny bit more. This camera is perfect for that! And super user-friendly. I highly recommend this camera to someone who is ready to take the next jump.

The camera arrived in perfect condition and the camera was very efficient, I’m going to get the best out of this camera, it works perfectly, it doesn’t have any kind of damage

I found that this camera was easy to use and the results were fantastic