Fujifilm X-T200

Great design ; Large, high-res screen ; 4K/30 video ; Improved autofocus ; Webcam mode

No in-body image stabilization ; Continuous AF could be better

Compact build ; Stylish looks ; Built-in EVF ; Swing-out touch screen ; Speedy autofocus ; USB webcam support ; 4K video

Disappointing battery life ; Sensor isn't stabilized ; Undersized control dials

The Fujifilm X-T200 offers ease of use for beginners, along with enough speed and manual control to keep mirrorless camera enthusiasts happy.

The Fujifilm X-T200 is quite a bit different than its predecessor, the X-T100. While the X-T100 tried to be a scaled down version of the X-T20, Fujifilm failed to pull it off, for a variety of reasons.

Great image quality and 4K video, with consistently good usability. Compact, light and travel-friendly with sharp, electronic zoom.

Battery life is unimpressive. Somewhat limited options for selecting the focus point on the screen.

Fujifilm X-T200 is a much better camera than X-T100, unfortunately the battery life is heavily amputated, but if you can live with it, this is a perfect beginner’s camera. With perhaps the best usability in this class, and a picture quality no one will...

At $699 with a 15-45mm lens, the Fujifilm X-T200 is a solid, and lower-priced competitor to one of our favorite mirrorless cameras, the Sony a6100, which starts at $749 for the body alone. While the a6100 has a better autofocus system, the X-T200 is...

Large 3.5-inch articulated touchscreen ;Mic and headphone inputs;Perfect for vlogging

Control layout compromised for large screen;Battery life could be better;No IBIS

Excellent color and dynamic range Sharp 3.5-inch rear touchscreen Reliable autofocus performance Sleek retro design that’s lightweight

Very low buffer depth Lacks subject tracking in video Unreliable eye sensor Joystick not well placed when using viewfinder

Where Fujifjilm fell just short of hitting the mark with the X-T100, the company has succeeded the second time round. As a pared-back version of the X-T30, the X-T200 makes for a much better entry-level camera than its predecessor thanks to its better...

Good image quality ; Selection of XF lenses further opens the door to quality ; Improved autofocus over predecessor - includes Face/Eye detection ; Big vari-angle touchscreen

Still some autofocus foibles ; Feels like the X-series outlier - lack of distinctive controls and X-Trans CMOS sensor ; Power-zoom included in kit lens box has aperture limitations

A vast improvement over its predecessor, the X-T200 makes for a solid entry-level interchangeable lens camera thanks to improved autofocus and its big vari-angle touchscreen.