Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to use and the quality of photography. Recomended

This little APS-C camera is quite versatile. Not only is the quality good as a crop sensor, you don’t even need additional software (3rd party or even Sony’s own) to connect this to your computer as a webcam. That just saves a ton of time. It’s not really as plug-n-play with the webcam, as I have to always set it up and remove the cable (supposedly) before the computer will recognize it. But, that’s a small thing. On the more pro side, I actually have an A7SIII and I use this camera with one of my full frame lenses to film me with my A7SIII. The menu’s user experience is crap though. Not enough to dock an entire star, though. It’s light and feels OK in the hand. Sometimes, I have a challenge adjusting from the grip of a full frame to one this small. But, that’s not a knock on the ZV-E10. Depending on whether you need a viewfinder or not, this is probably the best APS-C camera on the market with its versatility.

It's a very good camera for live streaming and taking professional photos, but I returned it for practical reasons. My needs required something simpler like the GoPro. It's definitely an excellent camera. Recommended if you want something more professional.

Great camera easy to use and not too big to carry around. Great pictures and taking videos as well.

I got this little camera for Christmas took video and photos it's good but not really. I will try to change the kit lens and buy a new lens see if there is a difference. But so far i like it it's not too big on my little hands

Fun camera with amazing image and video quality. If your looking for a portable vlog camera that’s fun to use. This is the camera you want to buy

Excelent . Lighted. Easy to use. I just bougth some bag to protect .

I bought this camera as a rookie photographer wanting to break into the vlogging scene. It was between this and the Sony ZV-1 released last year. I opted for this camera due to the ability to mount Sony E Mount lenses vs the ZV-1 having no mountability. This camera is very easy to learn to use, and I love the fact it lights the screen up red when recording to make it very easy to see when you are. The bokeh effect button is super easy to use to auto create background blur without having to go in and change a bunch of settings. Additionally, the Sony AF and Product Display features do a really excellent job at staying in focus whether you are viewing a person or an object (great for opening card packs or other product reviews). Downside that I have experienced so far is when I'm recording over 10 minutes in video at once, the camera temperature got hot and turned off on me twice when I was doing a card pack opening video. From watching other Youtubers use this camera outdoors over the summer, I have yet to see them complain about overheating as a main issue. I'll have to play around more and see if this becomes a common theme (hopefully not). Haven't had any issues with shorter 1-5 minute videos in nature. Curious to see how the camera would work under streaming when in constant use (would it cause it to overheat?).

When it comes to APS-C cameras not many can hit all the check marks at this price for the down sampled 6k footage. The cons are an inaccurate touch to focus only screen for exposure, color and focus sometimes but this camera does now use a usb-c type to charge, and charge while recording, it is the same weight as my a6100 which is important for gimbal use with my Zhiyun crane m3, the picture profiles are great for post production color grading and there is some focus breathing which can be remedied in the very hard at first to navigate menu. BUT on bright days the kit lens is compact and will do well for vlogging at concerts, sporting events and festivals. I think the image looks fantastic and thought the learning curve is a little finicky it does open you up to an upgrade path into the a7 series and the FX cinema series. Sub $1000 cameras that you can use for streaming, vlogging, photography and charge while recording for limitless recording times with this form factor shouldnt be something to ignore.

Nice camera. Takes great photos and videos. Lightweight and easy to travel with. Adjustable viewfinder. Interchangeable lenses. There is a lot to like.

Great, especially for a first timer. But just remember camera lenses make a big difference so grab a lense while you at it.

This was my first actual videography camera that I was excited to use for its color profile and ease of use for a beginner. So far, I have had such a great time with using it regarding both the fun-factor and quality. The kit lens it comes with accomplishes pretty much everything you'd expect it to, I personally just prefer a grater aperture like 1.2/1.4, but it gets the job done.

This is a perfect travel camera for video to social media and for beautiful high dense photos. Small size yet powerful.

Great little camera! Perfect for influencers or beginner videographers. Would definitely pair with a gimbal if you're going to be using for run-and-gun shooting, though. It doesn't have interior stablization.

One of the best purchases I’ve made! Crystal clear picture with a lot of customization. Pretty good for a beginner like myself. I use it for my YouTube channel and do not regret it! @kingbrown402

After using the Sony ZV-E10 for several months now, I can confidently say it's one of the best mirrorless cameras in its class — especially for creators, vloggers, and anyone wanting DSLR-quality video and photos without the bulk.

I’ve had the Sony ZV-E10 and I purchased it after doing extensive research on an affordable multiple purpose camera that can also capture quality video. I can say that I have no complaints and I have only been using the stock lens.

Easy to learn how to use, good audio and picture quality

This camera is easy to use, has great picture quality, and has great audio quality.

The camera is really good, the quality excellent, small, not too heavy , you can take it everywhere