Customer Ratings & Reviews

I absolutely love this camera! I’m a content creator and this just step up my game! Great for photography and videographer. Goodbye iPhone!

I don’t usually write reviews, but this camera truly surprised me. From the moment I started using it, I could see a huge difference in my videos. The quality looks cleaner, sharper, and more professional — and honestly, it gave me a confidence boost when creating content. What I love the most is how practical and lightweight it is. It’s small enough to carry everywhere, super easy to use, and yet incredibly powerful. I can just turn it on and start filming without fighting with complicated settings. It feels like one of those purchases that actually moves you forward. If you create content and want to step up your video quality without overcomplicating things, this camera is 100% worth it. Small body. Big results.

NICE CAMERA, NICE DISPLAY TO SETUP CAMERA, CONTROLS EASY TO USE, NICE LCD SCREEN WHEN SHOOTING, CAN SEE EVERYTHING.TAKE MULTIPLE SHOTS, HAS TIMER, CAN SHOOT AT NIGHT NEED TO ADJUST ISO. CLEAR PICTURES, MULTIPLE SHUTTER SPEEDS TO AVOID BLURRING IMAGES. THIS CAMERA IS ALSO GOOD FOR ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHERS BECAUSE OF THE MANY OPTIONS TO SHOOT GREAT PHOTOS.

Amazing starter camera! Only draw back IMO is the stabilization. Would love to have a fan too, but this is a budget camera perfect for someone just getting into it.

It’s a really amazing and good camera to do videos or pictures it all depends on the person if you know how to use it trust me it would make your life easier when making any type of content I do gym content and I did picked up a really good choice on getting this camera because my pictures and my videos come out really really nice. I recommend anyone who’s looking for a good vlogging camera to get this one.

Great camera and easy to use. Perfect for creating video content. I would definitely recommend the Sony ZV E10 ii to anyone but especially the less experienced. Very user friendly.

This is my first ever real camera. I've done lots of research and deciding, and the ZVE10ii in white specifically is exactly what I've been searching for and purchased. I get many compliments on it's look, and the media it takes is top tier. Can't wait to pair lenses to it. IG: pod_racer

Great Camera! Small , lite and packed with features. Stills are on par with my A7IV , no one can tell the difference. Vlogging is simple and easy with this machine video quality is excellent.

Amazing Item! I was able to get a video out of it before I had to send it back to Sony for maintenance. 10/10 purchase, can’t wait to use it more!

Great camera! This is my first camera and Im so glad I went with the Sony. Its user friendly and there are some great accessories for it.

This camera has top of the line "Performance" capabilities for its price tag. The software is simple and easy for a beginner and even better if your experienced.

This camera is perfect in every way. I wish you had I best but that's all right I have a gimbal.

amazing camera for bloggers. Great for focus on people faces and erase the background. Great for presentation of products and showcasing e-commerces products.

I've been using the Sony ZVE10 II exclusively to capture photos and videos of life, my nephews sports games, and when out and about around town for about a week now. I'll start by saying that I am a bit of a camera nerd. I've been taking photos and videos for over 20 years now. I've owned DSLR's, compact point and shoots, mirrorless cameras, and *gasp* sometimes I only use my phone to capture memories and record videos for my social channels. So my impressions of this camera are a little mixed. I do think it is a very fun, compact, powerful camera though. I'll start with the pros. This camera is TINY! I love just how small it is honestly. It fits in the palm of my hand.. it fits in the cargo pocket of my shorts even with the kit lens attached. The audio quality without any additional microphones attached is very impressive. It almost sounds like you are there when watching the videos you took on a large screen with good speakers. The microphones record voices and ambient sounds cleanly and it has good Spatial Audio. Battery life is very good for its size, I usually end up with about 30-40% battery life after carrying it around all day for videos. The grip on this camera is excellent, especially for large hands. The grip is comfortable and I feel secure carrying it around without a strap sometimes. Video quality is very good for a camera of this size. You can record at very high bitrates in 4k upto 60FPS. You will however need an expensive SD card capable of recording over V90. The camera will warn you and remind you before trying to use the best bitrate for recording video. I really like the look of the Sony Cinetone color profiles baked into the camera. I don't really like to spend too much time editing videos, so I appreciated being able to use in camera color profiles to record my videos. the standard cinetone looks nice to me, and it's usually the one I use majority of the time. I have a like / dislike relationship with the included Kit lens. On one hand.. it is quite possibly the smallest zoom lens I've ever owned and used. I love the power zoom function. You can zoom in and out quickly and smoothly with this lens. it retracts into a very compact size when turned off, and it has optical stabilization. However.. the photo and video quality it produces isn't the greatest. It's totally serviceable and will please most people. But the images it produces are somewhat soft, and "flat". The lens almost has no character, I've also experienced some micro jitters when recording video.. especially in low light. So keep in mind, that if you buy this kit.. you will eventually have to spend some money to get either a zoom lens with a faster aperture or a prime lens to get the best image quality out of this camera. Another thing you'll have to keep in mind is that this camera does not have a mechanical shutter. So sometimes you will experience banding in photos captured under some artificial lighting. But on a positive note, I have not noticed or experienced any "jelly roll" I think they call it lol when recording video. All in All, I think I will be using this camera often.. and will definitely be investing in a prime lens soon. Would I recommend this camera? Yes BUT only if you can afford to invest in additional gear. You will need more lenses, a fast (expensive) sd card. I like to have a video camera for recording video because it takes away the distractions of a smart phone, and I can focus on the moment and capture life happening around me. Honestly, carrying this camera around with me has kind of reminded me of the good ole days of "Sony Handicams". Those were so compact as well, and they had amazing video quality, stabilization and were so easy and convenient to use. This camera to me, is like a modern camcorder.. and a great starter camera for someone wanting to start a video channel or capture life's moments. I love this camera, and I think you will also!

Sony continues to move forward with their new ZV-E10 II. It's good for vloggers and content creators. It uses Sony's E-Mount lens mount which opens up a plethora of lenses you can use with this camera. The camera body is lightweight which helps a lot when vlogging. In addition, it has an articulating touchscreen. This a necessity for vloggers. It's UI will auto adjust to changes from horizontal orientation to vertical so I can quickly get a video for Instagram and other social media platforms that require vertical videos. Physical Design The ZV-E1 II is compact and lightweight. The body being small helps to keep the weight down which is very helpful when I'm holding the camera out when recording a vlog. My arm doesn't tire as fast as it does with my other cameras. It also uses the NP-FZ100 which is a small battery that also helps with weight reduction. The kit lens is also compact and lightweight. There is a switch on top that helps to quickly switch between video mode and photo mode. The shutter button is positioned well and near it is a video record button. I feel both are positioned well and I found them easy to find both by feel. The grip also fits my hand well. I have medium sized hands, so if you have large hands, you may feel the grip is a little small. Video This is an APS-C sensor camera. Sony is able to step up the video capabilities and video quality with their Exmor R sensor choice. I'm able to record video at 4K60p 4:2:2 10-bit. With the battery being small, I'm able to record video at 4K60p for up to 37 minutes. I did run into a problem when out at the beach recording 4K60p video. It was about 90F while I was there. The camera recorded for 13 minutes when I saw a temperature warning. The camera shutdown to allow the camera to cool. I live in the southeast, so that is going to be a problem for me when the outside temperature is above that which means I will have a problem with record times during the summer. For people who only need to record short duration videos, this may not be an issue for them. If I was recording at 4K30 or 1080 I'm sure I would get longer run times before the camera needs to turn off to cool down. If you live in a hot area, keep that in mind. The video quality is exceptional for a camera of this level. The video quality is due to the APS-C Exmor R sensor coupled with the BIONZ XR processor. I'm really impressed and happy with the video I get out of it. Vloggers and content creators will be happy with it. The built-in mic works surprisingly well. It's a 3 capsule mic which captures clean audio. The mic can also capture you voice consistently as you move the camera around. When recording video, it kept my voice level the same as I moved the camera from facing me to facing away from me while I was talking. This is helpful to me because I face the camera while talking and will sometimes turn the camera around to show something ahead of me while continuing to record. When I do that, I'm typically talking even as I turn the camera around to face away from me. The mic was about to keep my voice level the same as it was when the camera was facing me. The camera's UI changes automatically when changing the cameras orientation from horizontal to vertical. The vertical videos I shot were recorded as vertical videos instead of them being recorded as horizontal videos that I have to change to vertical in post. The resulting video files were 2160x3840 files as opposed to 3840x2160. This saved me from having to use my NLE to change it which is what I have to do with my other cameras. This saves a lot of time by removing a step that I have to go though when I use my other cameras. Also the UI auto changes so it's orientation on the screen is correct which makes it very easy to see the information while recording video. Photo Sony raised the bar by packing a 26MP APS-C sensor in the ZV-E10 II. The photos I've shot with it are very sharp and the colors are vibrant. Sony's color science is something I like. I'm happy with the high quality and sharp photos I get out of this sensor. I went out to take photos of birds hoping that the bird detection for autofocus would help. It did. Autofocus detected the birds whether they were flying or on a perch. Burst mode is available on the ZV-E10 II which I use when taking photos of birds flying. Autofocus of cameras often fail to hit often on flying birds, but the ZV-E10 II was able to handle it. The camera was fast. Most cameras that are comparable to this one don't work well in bird photography, but the ZV-E10 II does. If someone is looking for a camera for getting into wildlife photography, then the ZV-E10 II would be a viable option without braking the bank. It's also good for taking photos of products due to focusing distance. Another helpful feature is the background de-focus. This allowed me to focus on a subject such as a bird or an object and help draw the focus to the subject be blurring the background. By default, this features is activated when pressing the C1 button. I found it quick and easy to turn that feature on and off. It helps me when wanting to be a little more creative without having to use manual mode which would be slower. Now I just press the C1 button to quickly turn that on and the camera will change the aperture instantly. This will be helpful to people who aren't that familiar with aperture and shutter speed settings which would otherwise have to be manually set to get the same results. If you are showcasing products, this will be help with that by directing focus to just the product and defocusing/blurring the background bringing attention of the viewer to the product. Lens The ZV-E10 II comes with a power zoom 16-50mm F/3.5-5.6 lens. The lens has a zoom motor in it. I can change the focal length by either using the telephoto adjustment that is in front of the shutter button or by the telephoto adjustment on the lens itself. Both activate the motor enabling me to zoom in and out throughout the 16mm to 50mm range. Zooming isn't slow and I can quickly make the adjustments that I need to. Unfortunately, the zoom motor makes a sound. The sound can be picked up by the built in 3 capsule microphone. If I'm recording video that I need to be continuous while I'm zooming in/out, I'll have to remove the sound of the motor in post. The lens is threaded, so you can use filters with it. It's short, but when powered on, it does extend out about 1.5", but I don't feel that is a problem for me. It has a focus ring and a zoom adjustment on it. You can adjust the focal length via the on lens adjustment or through the camera's which is in front of the shutter button. It would have been good for Sony to have used a lower focal length for the kit lens. 16mm on an a camera that uses an APS-C sensor is a little long of a focal length when vlogging, but it is a clear sharp lens and considering the price point, I can't complain too much about the minimum focal length. In the next iteration of this camera I would hope that Sony would consider a 10mm or 8mm minimum focal length for the kit lens. Final Thoughts This is definitely directed at those who are vloggers, content creators, and those who are wanting to get into video or photography at a decent price point. You get a lot with this camera. Sony has improved on the mark 1 with this new iteration of the ZV-E10. It's a good camera for those who need to take photos and record videos for social media. If you are getting into videography or photography, you'll appreciate the features that this camera has. It has far more than mentioned above. The only things I would like to see addressed in a future version would be the kit lens motor sound, better heat dissipation, and a lower minimum focal length for the kit lens. I feel that people looking at a camera of this price point will be happy with it as I am. I'm happy to see that Sony has improved on the ZV-E10 line with this new ZV-E10 model.

This is an excellent, highly portable travel and vlogging camera. It takes very good to excellent photos. Takes very good videos. Has excellent auto focus both with still photography and videos - it is very good at knowing what to focus on, and out-of-focus shots or video are very rare and quickly corrected in video. It is not as good as a high-end full-frame camera at photos or video. But I expected this. Its low light performance is good, but I would not rate it as great. But I'm used to a high-end full frame camera. In good lighting it exceeded my expectations. What I really like about it: 1) the size - just love how packable it is. You can put it in a pocket with the smaller lenses. 2) it is interchangeable lense. Small as a point and shoot, but you can swap lenses, and there are a lot of high quality lense options out there. 3) I think the menu system is pretty good 4) love the integration with sony's little grip/tripod 5) excellent auto focus I really wish it had: 1) in body image stablization. But the camera is so small there is not way I think they could do this. But this is very missed. 2) no crop when taking 4k video. Yuck. I have to ask why we still have to deal with crop with a modern camera. Just annoying.

As a content creator, I couldn’t be happier with the Sony ZV-E10 II. The video and photo quality are absolutely stunning—rich colors, crisp details, and dynamic range that makes everything look cinematic. The upgraded 26MP sensor paired with 10-bit recording, S-Log3, and S-Cinetone gives me professional-level footage straight out of the camera. I love the creator-friendly features like the fully articulating touchscreen, product showcase mode, background defocus button, and the ability to swap lenses for different creative looks. Autofocus is lightning fast and reliable, and the larger battery lasts all day. Pros: Gorgeous video and image quality (4K up to 60fps) Interchangeable lenses for endless creative options Lightweight, portable, and comfortable grip Fast, accurate autofocus for people, pets, and products Easy-to-use features designed for vloggers and creators Cons: No in-body stabilization (a gimbal or stabilized lens helps) Not weather-sealed Bottom line: If your priority is high-quality video with great creative control, this camera is a powerhouse. It’s portable, beginner-friendly, and still has plenty of depth for advanced creators. Whether you’re shooting for YouTube, Instagram, or client work, the ZV-E10 II delivers amazing results every time.

I recently took the Sony ZV E10 Mark II with me on a weeklong trip to Rome and I can confidently say it was one of the best travel gear decisions I have ever made. From the moment I landed this camera was by my side. It is lightweight and easy to carry through long walks around the Colosseum, the Vatican, and the charming alleys of Trastevere. Despite its compact size it delivered stunning 4K video and sharp photos that looked absolutely professional. The autofocus is incredibly fast and accurate. Whether I was vlogging at the Spanish Steps or filming street performers by the Pantheon, the eye tracking kept everything sharp and in focus without any extra effort on my part. If you are planning a trip and want a camera that is compact, powerful, and designed with creators in mind, I cannot recommend the ZV E10 Mark II enough. Rome was unforgettable and thanks to this camera I have beautiful memories captured forever.

I picked up the Sony Alpha ZV-E10 II kit with the 16-50mm lens as a dedicated content camera, and it has been a total game changer. The video quality is crisp and detailed, the colors look great straight out of the camera, and Sony’s autofocus is seriously impressive. It locks onto faces and eyes fast and stays there even when you’re moving around. The 16-50mm kit lens is perfect for everyday shooting. It is compact, versatile, and makes it easy to go from a wider shot for vlog-style content to tighter framing without swapping lenses. The camera itself is lightweight and travel-friendly, but still feels solid. The menu and controls are straightforward once you set it up, and it is easy to dial in settings for different lighting. If you are upgrading from a phone or an older entry camera and want a noticeable jump in quality, especially for video, this kit delivers. Highly recommend for YouTube, TikTok, IG Reels, product shots, and general content creation.

I recently purchased this camera from Best Buy, and it has truly elevated my content game! As a lifestyle blogger, I needed something lightweight but powerful — and this camera checks every box. The image quality is crisp, the autofocus is smooth and fast (perfect for vlogging on the go), and the flip screen makes it super easy to record myself without needing extra help. Battery life has been solid so far, and I love how easy it is to transfer content to my phone. Whether I’m filming tutorials, product reviews, or just snapping aesthetic photos, this camera keeps up with me. Shout out to the Best Buy team for their help during the purchase process — they answered all my questions and made sure I walked out confident in my choice. Highly recommend this for any content creator, new or experienced! And hey, winning that $400 gift card wouldn’t hurt either