Ricoh GR IIIx

Five years since its release, the Ricoh GR III is still one of the best compact cameras you can buy.

The Ricoh GR IIIx squeezes a big APS-C sensor into a pocketable camera body and matches it with a fresh 40mm prime lens, a first for the fan-favorite snapshot camera.

Small as a point-and-shoot but with a sensor sized to make pros pay attention, Ricoh's GR IIIx demands a rethink in how you approach photography.

Ricoh has quietly announced a fairly minor refresh to its popular pocketable street shooter, the GR III. Dubbed the Ricoh GR IIIx, the new model is, in a lot of ways, nearly identical to its predecessor, especially in terms of its exterior design, the...

A powerful pocket-sized camera with built-in editing tools, ND filter, 2GB of internal storage and a choice of focal lengths

Ricoh's line of powerful full-featured pocket cameras has undergone an interesting and welcome transformation since the first GR Digital model was introduced back in 2006. There were three subsequent cameras, all with small sensors, with a bump in...

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Does the GR IIIx's 40mm lens make it the ultimate street shooter?

The Ricoh GR IIIx is a compact camera with a built-in APS-C sensor. This sensor size is more commonly found in high-end interchangeable-lens cameras, so seeing it in a compact model had us intrigued. Read our expert review to see what we thought of...