The Fujifilm X-A7 is perfect for those who are interested in photography, want to do more than what they can with the smartphone, but d...

The X-A7 maybe Fujifilm’s most entry-level camera but it still looks good and has nice build quality. Rather than the tradition exposure controls found on Fujifilm cameras like the X-T3, X-T30 and X-Pro3, the X-A7 has a mode dial on its top-plate and dual adjustment dials.

Good build quality for the price; Excellent image quality and attractive colours; Vari-angle touchscreen

No viewfinder; Kit lens power zoom isn't very responsive; No dedicated Quick menu button

The X-A7 is a small, affordable mirrorless camera whose interface makes it easy and enjoyable to use.

Selfies, video and learning photography;

Composing shots in bright light (where a viewfinder helps);

The X-A7 has some pretty impressive specs for an entry-level camera, and has the performance to match, with a significant improvement to the camera’s autofocus performance over its predecessor. Image quality is exceptional and 4K video capabilities have also been upgraded, making this compact, lightweight snapper an ideal traveling companion.

Superb autofocus performance; Excellent image quality; Large, high-res LCD display; Sleek and stylish design;

Clunky touch interface; No built-in stabilization; No viewfinder

The X-A7 has some pretty impressive specs for an entry-level camera, and has the performance to match, with a significant improvement to the camera’s autofocus performance over its predecessor.

Superb autofocus performance; Excellent image quality; Large; high-res LCD display; Sleek and stylish design

Clunky touch interface; No built-in stabilization; No viewfinder

“You'll check out the X-A7 for its large touchscreen, but stay for its classic design.”

Great design; Large; high-res touchscreen; Much improved autofocus; Sturdy controls; 4K/30p and 24p video

Touch interface needs work; No internal stabilization

Our lab results tell one story, but our pictures taken in the field tell a rather different one. We were very impressed with the images that we got with this camera - shooting in a range of lighting conditions on the streets of Florence.

Great quality images; Good camera for vlogging; Full 4K video; Good LCD screen

No eyelevel viewfinder; Awkward to use; Unimpressive kit lens

The Fujifilm X-A7 is the brand’s entry-level mirrorless camera, and being a budget product, does make clear compromises. Some of the most apparent ones include the lack of stabilisation, a slightly limited interface, limited buffer capacity and no electronic viewfinder, all of which becomes evident...

The Fujifilm X-A7 got to us not too long ago, and we were playing with a pre-production unit. It seems like a reliable camera, but not one that many photographers would purchase. If you’re a content creator or hobbyist, I totally see it being versatile enough for you.

The X-A7 has some pretty impressive specs for an entry-level camera, and has the performance to match, with a significant improvement to the camera’s autofocus performance over its predecessor.

Superb autofocus performance; Excellent image quality; Large; high-res LCD display; Sleek and stylish design

Clunky touch interface; No built-in stabilization; No viewfinder