The new Sony ZV-E10 II offers extensive options to maximize creative expression. With functions like Creative Looks and the Cinematic Vlog Setting, creators can customize their own unique style. First impressions of the new lens are rolling out online and reviewers are talking about using the camera and how its key features work where the rubber meets the road. See more of their thoughts in our review roundup below. Learn more about the Sony ZV-E10 II HERE.

First impressions of the new APS-C camera are rolling out and reviewers are talking about its advanced features that maximize creative expression.

PetaPixel

“At this $1000 price range, there’s not much else that offers this combination of features. Looking at Nikon and Panasonic’s other vlog cameras in this range, I just think they’re completely outclassed by the ZV-E10 and something like a Canon R10 is really more a photo camera, not a great hybrid tool. So the Sony really does stand apart and I think I’m going to be recommending it to a lot of beginning videographers.” – Jordan Drake

Terry Warfield

“Overall, like all of Sony’s other vlog cameras, it’s got all of the sauce for creators to make life easier for you.” – Terry Warfield

Jared Polin

“This is basically a baby brother to the FX30 and the Alpha 6700. Think of this as the cropped version of the ZV-E1 that is full-frame, and this camera gets all of the new components or many of the new components that the original version didn’t get.” – Jared Polin

“If you know what you’re doing, you can get great results out of this camera. If you throw it in full auto, you’re going to get very good results, so it is a solid offering at $1000.” – Jared Polin

B&H Photo Video Pro Audio

“This new iteration has more in common with Sony’s high-end cameras than the original. FX30 and FX3 shooters who need an affordable backup camera can incorporate the ZV-E10 II into a shoot and get similar results because they can access the same recording modes, picture profiles and even use the same batteries. That’s saying a lot for an entry-level camera. Sony’s ZV-E10 II is an excellent camera for content creators who want a compact, easy-to-use camera that can grow with them as they develop their skills.” – Jabari A.K. Holder

Jeven Dovey

“I think for any content creator, this is a solid choice. It’s small and unobtrusive but has a ton of professional level features, and the footage looks great from the camera. Now you combine this camera with some of the small APS-C lenses that Sony offers, and you have an easy way to shoot your videos. For me, I’d be happy to vlog with this camera because filming with it is just easy.” – Jeven Dovey

Adorama

“This is a really nice camera for anybody that’s trying to just get going and want to build a channel and build their content. But if you are looking to grow, there are a lot of things inside this camera that will allow you to do that, like S-Cinetone, S-Log3, S-Gamut3. Especially if you’re someone who has some other cameras that might be pro-end and you’re just looking for something that’s not as costly but can get the job done and match that image because you just need that extra angle, you’ve got it here in the Sony ZV-E10 II which is really cool to see.” – Seth Miranda

Kai W

“The ZV-E10 II is your every-person vlogging camera.” – Kaiman Wong

“You can’t complain. It’s just pretty good and affordable.” – Kaiman Wong

That Icelandic Guy

“What I really liked about this camera is of course the fact that it is a really small, compact camera that is capable of filming more than just decent footage…but good footage. I do like that, I mean I’m a fan of Sony APS-C.” – Arnulfur Hakonarson

“One thing that I haven’t touched on that I really like, it’s a small little upgrade that does so much. And it’s the fact that now, when you switch between photo, video and S&Q when you want to quickly go between these settings, then you have this little lever here so you can just go to S&Q, or photo, or video.” – Arnulfur Hakonarson

Mark Bennett's Camera Crisis

“Now we have a ZV-E10 camera with an FX30, Alpha 6700 sensor, 10-bit, 4:2:2, All i codecs, fantastic stabilization…the list goes on and on. It’s going to make a lot of people wonder if they need any other Sony camera and all.” – Mark Bennett

Learn more about the Sony ZV-E10 II HERE.