Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've had three other RX100's....the 3, the 5 and now the 7. The 7 is by far the best pocket camera ever made so far. More reach than the 3 and 5 and the focus system on the 7 is better than any other camera except the A9 which it is almost equal to. I wanted a better camera than my Samsung note 9 has...and I did not want to buy another phone....especially in 2020. So I decided to sell the Sony RX 100 V and got the 7. Great choice on my part. This camera is just plain awesome. If you are looking at cheaper prices on this camera, be advised that certain retailers are selling import versions which Sony will not honor the warranty. They sell a warranty that costs anywhere from 100 to 300 bucks. So you are not really saving any money and their warranty may not be available if they decide to stop honoring it. Best Buy had the best price for this camera which they only sell authorized models in the USA.

Awesome it was too good would recommend to anyone.

We've never regretted buying this. It takes great pics, and easily fits in a bag or small protective case. The Sony Imaging app that you can download for your phone doesn't offer the greatest functionality, but you can always just transfer photos directly to your comp with the SD card - and we rarely used the remote control aspect of the app. Overall, this is a great on-the-go camera.

I’ve not had this camera long, but this far I love it. I bought it as an everyday carry, because I wanted something more than a phone camera and something less cumbersome than my full frame mirrorless gear. It has made shooting fun again.

Beautiful clear photos & great colors. Only downside is the digital zoom, which creates a fuzzy image - you're better off using the optical zoom & cropping & enlarging the part of the image you want. Lots of complicated functions, but the "auto" setting is so good you may not need them.

Does was it's supposed to do in a small compact package. Wish it had the ND built in like prior models but there are ways around that.

Amazing camera. Took it on a extended trip. More convenient than dragging along a dslr

My RX100II stopped being reliable and since I upgraded my Samsung, I was getting nice pictures out of the "always nearby" camera, but I missed the features of a real camera. I was skeptical about the focusing, but so far it's been solid and will be with me on my upcoming trip to the National Park visits this summer.

Small but powerful. Has many features that I have not used, but the ones I have are great.

lightweight & flexible street photography & travel

I have owned several Sony camera products including the a6000, a6400, with kit and different G and Zeiss lenses, hx90v, hx80. All of these had their purpose and place with very sharp results. Maybe I purchased a bad copy with a soft/unsharp lens? I was extremely disappointed with the overall sharpness and picture quality. The macro shots in particular were downright terrible for a camera at this price. My iphone doesn't zoom quite as far as the rx100-7 but takes better photos and is also a phone. With a 1" sensor and a small overall size I wasn't expecting full frame or dslr level but I have never been so disappointed with a camera.

Camera not reliable. Lens will not retract. Had to repair after one year and now not working again. Sony uses cheap ribbon cables inside their camera that break even with modest normal use since they are bent at sharp angles.