The Sony a6600 has an industry-leading autofocus system, is capable of excellent images and video, comes with very useful in-body image stabilization and has the best battery life of any mirrorless camera on the market at this time.

Family and people photographers, most sports and action shooters, general and travel photography.

Those who frequently take control over their camera and those who need a highly responsive camera for the most demanding action shooting.

On paper, the a6600 should be the APS-C camera to beat, with a top-performing sensor and a range of features that will appeal to a broad swath of photographers. However, Sony has resolutely stuck with a form factor that’s not as comfortable as rival cameras, with a convoluted menu system, and options that don’t always work as you’d expect them to.

Excellent tracking mode (with some limitations); Wide range of compatible lenses; Fantastic battery life;

Awkward controls; Convoluted menu system; Touchscreen control still limited; Single UHS-I card slot; Small preview area on screen

As Sony's flagship APS-C mirrorless camera, it seems a shame that the camera doesn't offer CINE-4K video (others in this price range do), or 4K at 60fps, and it's also a shame that the USB connection hasn't been updated to USB Type-C.

Great image quality, Fast focus system - with eye detection, In-body image stabilisation, Headphone socket added, Greatly improved battery life, Wide range of E-mount lenses

MicroUSB, not USB Type-C, 16:9 aspect ratio screen - small viewing experience for stills, 3inch screen is also low-resolution, NTSC / PAL switch to change frame rates, Limited touch-screen operation, Complicated, long-winded menus

The Sony A6400 was probably one of my favourite cameras of 2019. It was excellent at what it did well, and pretty good at everything else. But it lacked in-body image stabilisation (IBIS), it lacked a headphone jack, and its battery life was OK at best.

This is the first a6000 camera that doesn’t have significant flaws that make it a more difficult camera to shoot video on. With the combination of no record limit, a long battery life, superb dynamic range and both a mic and headphone jack, it’s a great camera for video work.

Though not exactly a flagship, it's definitely one of the best APS-C mirrorless cameras on the market and a very smart investment for all types of photography.

Impressive Image Quality, Great Portability, Class-Leading Autofocus, Class-Leading Battery Life, Great Physical Durability, Solid Value

Ergonomics & Controls Not On Par With A7-series or A9-series, Slow, Single Memory Card Slot, Limited Ulitra-Wide Lens Selection

A super fun, super quality camera with super battery life – but not a camera that wins our unqualified approval

Great stills performance and quality; Well made; Superb battery life;

Faces stark competition for video; Buttons could be easier to hit;

At times the Sony A6600 is frustrating, a couple of changes to the control arrangement could improve its handling enormously, but it’s capable of delivering excellent-quality images and video. It has an extensive feature set and decisive, accurate focusing in both stills and video shooting.

Very good image and video quality, Fast, accurate AF system, Excellent battery life (800+ shots)

Poorly positioned video record button, Little use made of the touch control on the tilting rather than vari-angle screen, Single SD card slot

The A6600 has plenty of enticing features, but it's let down by disappointing body design. It's a good choice for those who shoot a lot of sports and action, but there are plenty of rival models that are also up to that job. It’s also just a little too similar to its predecessor to draw too much enthusiasm for the extra outlay.

Great autofocus; Long battery life; Lots of lenses and accessories available;

Slightly awkward body design; Touchscreen not fully integrated; Single UHS-I card slot;

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