The Fujifilm X-A3 delivers solid image quality and gives you access to Fuji's excellent line of mirrorless lenses, and it sports a crisp, tilting touch LCD, Wi-Fi, and a stylish design. But the autofocus system is way too slow for a camera at this price.

Strong image quality; Stylish design; Compact; Selfie touch LCD; Film simulation modes; Wi-Fi

Slow autofocus; Omits EVF; Inconsistent touch interface; Limited shooting buffer; No 30fps video option or mic input

The Fujifilm X-A3 is one of those cameras that sounds so promising from a feature and spec perspective that ultimately disappoints when you take it out in the real world. It does many things well, but its poor AF system and overall sluggish operation are a let down.

Ia€?ve owned the X-A3 since pretty close to launch. My two main reasons for picking it up and the results are: (1) 1. 24MP sensor at an affordable price a€" IQ is super nice. A noticeable upgrade over the 16MP Ia€?ve been using. (2) 2.

The new Fujifilm X-A3 follows on from the X-A2 camera, sitting at the entry-level of Fujifilm's range of compact system cameras. It features a 24 megapixel APS-C sized sensor, but unlike most of the other cameras in Fujifilm's X range, the sensor is not an X-Trans device.

Five stars!! This camera is so amazing! Its very handy and the pictures are perfect!

This retro-styled, entry-level mirrorless interchangeable lens system camera with Instagram-style filters and a 'smile' shutter for selfies is aimed at 'phoneographers' after an upgrade, but it will be a learning curve for most.

Good image quality; Solid kit lens; Nice-looking design; Great screen

No 4K video; Plasticky finish in parts; Menu system could be better

The Fujifilm X-A3 is a budget camera that puts a priority on image quality. While the build may not be top notch and the performance not as versatile, when it comes to what really matters, the X-A3 captures solid photos.

Solid image quality; Simple design; Excellent price point; Enhanced sensor over X-A2

No macro mode; Loud performance; No viewfinder; Cheaper build

We didn't review Fujifilm's X-A2 camera, an entry-level model for snapshooters, which was released in early 2015 but, since simple-to-operate interchangeable-lens cameras are becoming increasingly popular, we thought we should review its successor, the X-A3.

The camera is great, nice design with many nice features, images are sharp. The only thing i was disappointed at is the wifi feature, which is one of the main reasons i wanted to upgrade my old camera.

Although not as well made as their other cameras, this camera produces superb results from its 24 MP sensor. We purchased this as second body, as we use the X Pro 2 and XT 2 cameras, and the X-A3 shares the same lens mount and battery as those cameras. Pros: 1. Excellent jpg image quality 2.