Testseek.com have collected 114 expert reviews of the Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100 6 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Cybershot DSC-RX100 6.
July 2018
(85%)
114 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(87%)
552 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great image quality and color reproduction
Wide sensitivity range
Image stabilization
Fast AF with Eye and Face detection
Continuous shooting of 24fps
Slow motion of up to 40x
4K shooting
Touchscreen LCD
Nice zoom range
Compact body
Has built-in
Longer lens without sacrificing compact size
Incredibly fast AF and continuous shooting
Solid image quality
Tilting display
Popup EVF
Small size
Lightweight
8x zoom lens
Large 1-inch image sensor
20MP resolution
Up to 24fps Raw image capture
Tilting LCD
Large pop-up EVF
4K video with HDR support
Ultra slow-motion at 1080p
High image quality
Flexible zoom range
Tilting
Touch-sensitive screen
Very good quality and versatility in bright light
Excellent electronic viewfinder
Many shooting modes
Lots of high-quality video options
Shoots up to 24 frames per second
RAW files
Great image quality
Still works like a P&S but offers manual controls
The extra zoom is useful
Anyone needing fast AF
Good video and a flexible zoom range in a pocket-sized package
The editors didn't like
No weather sealing
Poor noise control
AF not good in low light
Battery life is just ok
Pricey
Meager battery life
Touch not available in menu
Poor automatic white balance
PRICE
$1
200
INFO
www.sony.com
Controls and menu can be improved
Hefty price
Expensive
Can't start video while images are writing to card
Limited touch functions
Dense menu system
Very high price
Awkward buttons
Touch-sensitivity not fully implemented
It's expensive
Images and video are noisy in some low-light scenarios
Stunning image quality, Lovely build, Excellent AF
Battery drains quite quickly, It's so expensive
There are so many great things about the Sony RX100 VI, but before you go into a dizzying spell of lust where it seems like nothing will become between you and the thing you so much desire, let's talk about its flaws. The lack of mic port is an oversight...
High image quality from one-inch sensor, Tilting touch-sensitive screen, 4K video
Very high price, Slightly awkward handling, Limited zoom range
Every time Sony updates the RX100 series, it becomes even more unbelievable what can fit into such a small body. Here with the RX100 VI you've really got some fantastic features, but it comes at such a high asking price that you have to really want them.A...
Impressive lens gives sharp images all through its really useful zoom range, Very good image quality with reliable exposure, Remarkably fast autofocus and continuous shooting means you should never miss a shot, Pop-up viewfinder and tilting screen give fl
Tiny buttons and flawed operational logic make for slow and frustrating operation, Poor battery life compounded by ill-judged default power-saving settings, Small, slippery body is far too easy to drop without an accessory grip, Far too expensive compared
Theres no doubt that the Sony RX100 VI is an astounding technological feat. After all, heres a camera with a 24-200mm equivalent zoom, built-in viewfinder, 24 fps shooting at full resolution, and 4K video recording. Yet this is all somehow crammed into...
Published: 2018-06-14, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
Built-in EVF, Compact design, 24fps burst shooting, Sophisticated AF system, Excellent image quality, Advanced 4K video
Some handling issues, No built-in ND filter, No microphone port, Card slot only UHS-I, Limited touchscreen control, Pricey compared to rivals
If you look at the spec sheet for the RX100 VI alone, it pretty much wipes the floor with most of its compact-sized rivals. We don't think there's a more advanced or better specified compact camera out there at the moment. The trouble is that accessing so...
On paper, the RX100 VI is a miniature, pocketable Sony A7 III with a superzoom lens. And in our brief time with it, we were certainly impressed with its performance on our daytime travels around Venice.The only obvious negative so far, and it's a big one...
Abstract: Sony RX100 VI at a glance RRP £1,150 20.1MP BSI-CMOS 1.0-type sensor ISO 125-25,600 24fps shooting 4K video with S-Log3/S-Gamut3 4-stop image stabilisation Sony RX100 VI – key features 20.1MP sensor The RX100 VI uses the same BSI CMOS sensor a...
A compact camera that will burn a hole in your wallet. Pictures speak a thousand words and have memories that are dearest to us. The love for photography and capturing moments are inside each and every one of us but many seem to think that DSLR is always...
Compact size, Incredible photo and video quality, 200mm optical zoom is pleasant
May be hard to navigate due to small buttons, Images gets noisy in lowlight, Premium price
The RX100 M6 by no means is able to bring back the renaissance of point-and-shoot cameras, but it's a device that was made for what it was intended to be and then some. While not perfect in most lighting conditions, it does capture beautiful photos and vi...
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Published: 2018-12-12, Author: Darwin , review by: techent.tv
A great point and shoot camera with an 8x zoom that allows you to shoot from further away, but definitely take an extra battery if you wish to shoot for long hours.(previously published in issue September 2018)...
