Exceptional qualities and available components

I have a Sony a65 and am getting tired of toting it around and wanted something smaller.� I chose the a6000 because I don't do a lot of video and could not justify paying the higher prices for the 4K on the a6300 or a6500.� From the moment I took my first shot with my a6000, I was very happy with it.� The focus is so fast it is unbelievable.� Since owning several Sonys, I was quite familiar with the menu system, just needed to get acquainted with the new features.� The size is perfect for me so I will have my camera with more much more often now.� All I need now is a better lens and I'll be all set.� Thanks B&H for your super service.

I purchased this camera after speaking with a friend who is a professional photographer. I will be taking it on an Alaskan cruise so looking forward to using it.

This is one sweet little camera. It produces nice photographs with snappy resolution even with the kit lens. I'm a geologist and use the camera in the field because of small size, light weight, and quality photographs. My only caution is DO NOT DROP IT. I dropped my first less than a meter. It landed on soil with pine needles. Oops, a total loss. Replaced it immediately with my current A6000. Keep the in a case with the strap around your neck when in use.

It is a nice camera body. I like that it has a viewfinder. Unfortunately I returned it for an a5100, which does not have a viewfinder, though it is nice that it is lighter and even smaller than the a6000. I would recommend the a6000, and am considering getting one for my daughter, who finds my a5100 frustrating without a viewfinder. I like that it has a big sensor (APSC).

The Sony menu system takes a bit to get used to, if you are coming from a DSLR.� And furthermore, the flush mounted buttons, and close tolerance wheels take a bit of fumbling to operate. You will go through at least 2x battery charges as compared a single DSLR battery.�

The Electronic View Finder, Direct Manual Focus (DMF), focus peaking, autofocus speed, 11 frames per second drive speed, and wifi connectivity (sharing images using Sony Play Memories) make this camera worth the price by themselves.�

The kit lens is about 90% as sharp as the 55mm f/1.8 that costs around a grand by itself.� Unless you need a really shallow DOF, this kit lens will be superb for about 95% of the users. �

I own a Sony A7r2, and A9. I purchased this camera so that I could have something to throw in my pocket when I take the kids to the beach, playground, theme park, etc.

I did not expect much from this body/lens combination. I just wanted to document the fun times our family has without also carrying the liability of 5 grand of camera gear around.� My expectations were seriously wrong. The performance, ergonomics, and image quality of this setup blows me away.

Quick shipping and the camera is good for beginners.

I have had this camera for about two weeks and am taking my time to learn all of the great possibilities with it. After much research I found that this was the best mirrorless for a beginner.

Bought this one to mount a Sigma 150-600 Sport and Sigma MC-11 in Canon EF to shoot BIF and wildlife in general.� I bought my 1st A6000 about 18 months ago so I can also have a couple different lens handy when not using the Sport lens. I'm no techie and was able to figure out this camera relatively quick. It has great features, is light making for a good hiking/walk around camera. Does what I need it to do and battery life is great. I do not have issue with anything about this camera. For the money and features, the A6000 is a great camera for those looking to step up from the P&S game.

Great camera at the price. Light weight, stunning pics. Perfect for me, the beginner. Yet to learn alot. But absolutely love this perfect camera.
Love the fact that it came with an extra battery, memory card and awesome small camera bag. Love evth about it. Thanks!