The Sony A6700 delivers excellent video capabilities, accurate autofocus, and improved ergonomics, making it a solid upgrade over the A6600. Despite slow burst speeds and occasional overheating, its strengths in video and handling make it a compelling choice for enthusiasts and professionals.
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Excellent video capabilities
- Accurate autofocus
- Improved handling and ergonomics
- Minimal rolling shutter
- Good image quality
- Solid Battery Life
Points of Contention
- Slow burst speeds
- Overheating during extended use
- Menu System Complex
- No focus joystick
- Outdated EVF limited to 11fps tracking
- Only one SDXC card slot
Professional Reviews
3 reviews from 3 critics“Clever autofocus and a travel‑friendly form factor make Sony’s flagship APS‑C camera one of the top options for capturing sharp stills and video on the road.”
“The Sony a6700 mirrorless camera handles likes its predecessors thanks to its small body and corner‑mounted EVF, but a new sensor, an AI‑assisted focus system, and better video features are all compelling reasons to upgrade.”
