Sony Alpha ZVE10 II - APS-C Interchangeable Lens Mirrorless Content Creators’ Camera - White - Body Only

Well I jumped from a QX1 to this "monster" It has a lot of features like they really listened to customers. When using manual lenses (either alpha with manual zoom, or analogs with adapter) you can zoom the screen to get better idea of the focus. And like that a lot of "mini" tools that are great for the day by day, I wont talk about photo quality or specs, you probably saw 100 videos of that, and specially the 10 bit thing on videos. It feels right. I miss the physical shooter that I had in the QX1, like a real reflex camera feeling. At some point you will say "but its almost like my phone..." But then you will get a decent lens, and you will say "woaaaa" Still relatively new, so I cant get stuff like a metal frame for protection (I'm still looking for one) But batteries are the big sony standard battery used in reflex cameras. So thats an easy one. Battery last like forever. So if you have a second battery, you will be ok for long time. I miss the glass windows to check the picture without looking trough a screen, but screen has a great contrast and I didn't have any issues looking or checking the screen under the direct sun light. So far its a solid camera. One thing that I would love would be that some day the camera could just upload the pictures to a share folder, or ftp, or even a file services like dropbox, etc. For now, or you either sync with the phone (will be fast since is wifi 5ghz) but still phone -> cellphone -> storage in cloud or network, and difficult to track which photo you already copied. What I do is take the SD out put it on a SD reader on my phone and move the pictures to Synology, via the photo app. or share folder via total commander (on vpn or locally).

I’m in love with this camera! The Sony ZV-E10 II delivers everything I need for content creation without breaking the bank. It’s affordable, yet the color science is outstanding—skin tones look natural, and everything I shoot has a cinematic pop straight out of camera. I only use it for content creation, and it’s been flawless so far. The autofocus is fast and reliable, even when I move around, and the image quality is top-tier for an APS-C camera at this price. I don’t have a single bad thing to say about it—it just works beautifully every time I hit record. If you’re a YouTuber, vlogger, or solo creator, this is one of the best investments you can make.

Perfect camera to carry with me for videos and pictures. Also great second camera to go with my A7iv for podcasting and self-tape auditions. The quality of video and pictures is pro quality from an amateur photographer. Light weight powerhouse camera!!

I originally used the A7M4, but it felt a bit too big for everyday carry, so I got the ZV-E10 II. This camera is really compact and has a great selection of compatible lenses. I’m currently using the Viltrox 27mm f/1.2 Pro, and it’s fantastic—the image quality is excellent, making it perfect for daily photography.

Está cámara me cambió la vida !! Quien dice que para vlog ? Esta cámara es para todo siempre que la sepas usar con un buen lente 📽️

Fantastic camera. I use it was my b-cam and it matches my fx30 video footage. Would highly recommend.

I purchased the Sony ZV-E10 II just two weeks ago. While the image quality and features are impressive for content creation, I am very concerned about the build quality of the USB-C port. From day one, the port felt 'wobbly.' Even with the original Sony cable, there is a significant physical play (loose connection). Initially, I thought it was a software glitch because my Mac wouldn't recognize the camera, but it turned out to be a combination of a software conflict (with the smartphone connection) and this unstable physical port. Even when it's working, the connection is fragile. If I slightly touch the cable, the Mac loses the connection. For a camera designed for vloggers and streamers who rely on this port for charging and data transfer, this is a serious reliability risk. **Unacceptable Support:** The seller is refusing to honor the return because I no longer have the original packaging. This is a clear violation of consumer rights: **a retailer cannot deny a return for a defective product just because the box is missing.** Redirecting me to Sony for a hardware failure that existed from day one is a poor attempt to avoid responsibility for a faulty unit. **Pros:** Excellent autofocus and compact design. **Cons:** Flimsy USB-C port construction; inconsistent connection with Mac out of the box; unprofessional return policy. **Advice to others:** Check your USB port immediately after purchase. If it feels loose, return it instantly and keep every scrap of packaging, as this seller will use any excuse to deny your legal right to a refund for a defective item.

I dont know why but you will find only camera, microphone and straps in your box. And no charger to start working. I put camera to simple wall charger for 120 mins and battery is still dead. You should buy adapter charger too

Ótima câmera, para quem deseja iniciar de forma profissional na filmagem DSLR. Filmagem excelente, se usada com os Cartões de memória corretos, você consegue extrair o máximo desta câmera. Na questão de fotos, ela não entrega ótima qualidade, o produto final é para a excelente qualidade na filmagem.

The item was exceptional and it arrived quicker than I was expecting.

Crazy how small and powerful this little thing actually is. Love the LUT monitoring feature and autofocus. For what it is, it provides a great image! Highly recommend as a first camera or 3rd/4th camera option.

Love this camera. I use it as a webcam for teaching online. I've paired it with a Sigma 10-18mm F2.8 lense and the Elgato teleprompter. The camera performs well at 1080p without overheating and maintains its charge with a USB connection. It's well-optimized for streaming and recording YouTube videos. The EV10 II has a larger, longer-lasting battery than its predecessor. Be careful when you purchase additional batteries or power supplies.