Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI

A thousand frames per second slow-motion, a touchscreen and a pop-up viewfinder. That's the unique proposition of the rx100 mark 6, but it's one you'l...

I don't know if I would want to try to carry my full frame camera while running, even if I just brought one lens. It is bulky, heavy and expensive.

I ended up buying a Sony rx100 vii for my running adventures. It has a great zoom, weighs about a pound, and is small enough to fit in my front pouch o...

We're naming the RX100 VI as our Editors' Choice. It doesn't oust the RX100 III, which also earns that distinction.

i've never owned such a "high end" camera before, i currently use my iphone 11 and an old samsung s4 zoom really wanted a camera i could fit in my pocket and get really nice pictures from, is the rx100 vi a good choic...

[updated on 17 July; see below] This is a tough call.... I've been using digital cameras of several kinds and manufacturers for 20 years. In its size class, this is the best such camera I have ever used. I previously used the version V. Also great. As one other review noted, there is a trade-off. Wi...

Love my Sony rx100 vii. I was skeptical with its small form factor compared to my iPhone 13 pro. The amount of detail the Sony captures that the iPhone doesn’t is insane.

You are probably asking why that is my review summary. Here is why: Pros: Very compact, fast shutter speed, long zoom Cons: Expensive for me and not worth the price. why? 1) it is like any other point and shoot camera, lots of out of focus. For the $1200 shelf price, it better be focusing better and...

Hey! So I want to take nice pictures of the milky way (and other astrology stuff) and daily photos of streets or countrysides photos etc. I never owned any "real" camera. And was pretty disappointed to learn my phone only has a shutter speed of 10 sec (can't take milky way photos). So I'm looking fo...

This camera takes very good photos and video, but as a point-and-shoot that lacks certain physical capabilities by design as a size tradeoff, they should throw the kitchen sink at the software features. Unfortunately, they removed the timelapse feature for this version, and it would have been great ...

I looked at the RX100 VI at our city's last true camera retailer and would have bought it except that the image on the screen cannot be seen when wearing polarized sun glasses. This is not a problem with my Canon G16 (except when held on the vertical) so I am not sure why Sony has not installed a mo...