The clue is in the title. Entry-level. This is great value for an entry-level camera and can produce some stunning images. Sure, there are features that are missing, and some that you wouldn't expect on such a low-priced piece of kit. Overall, it's a great camera at an even better price.

I got this camera the first week of march which i had been saving my money for and it is a beautiful well made camera, i am still learning how to use it because there are so many functions. I absolutely Love it! It it worth the money spent!

Everything

Alot of functions but i dont mind learning them all

Easy camera to use great pictures but no remote shutter accessories only SnapBridge.

I've had this camera a few months now and I can honestly say I love it! Best camera I've had and well worth the money Super photos, battery life and overall fantastic!!! So please I took the plunge and bought it

A great Christmas present from my wife! After spending an afternoon getting to know the camera features, Youtube was a great resource, I stoked to start taking pictures. The D3500 has a ton of features and should last me as long as I need the lenses are really only good for outdoor armature...

I've had a series of digital camera over the years but finally went for a DSLR. This one is superb, quick to focus, exposure excellent. It has an amazing range of settings. Couldn't have hoped for a better quality product.

I'm working my way through all the fuctions of the camara, but have to say I am very pleased with its performance so far.

As an entry level photographer, this is all you need, great value getting the twin lenses compared to buying separately. Easy to use as well. If you want a camera that has all the bits and bobs but don't want to go overboard, get this one!

Being a beginner photographer I wanted something to last but not make me go bankrupt. My dad has a mirror less camera and it's was to skinny and thin, I thought he wasted his money.

Easy to use; Compact; Build quality; Battery life

Screen size

If you already own the D3500's predecessor, the D3400, this is not a worthwhile upgrade. There simply aren't enough improvements to justify the faff. Indeed, it's hard to name many DSLRs from which this would be a significant upgrade.

Lightweight; Great for beginners; Good image quality

ISO controls are finicky; No audio-in jack; No manual/autofocus button