mirrorless
Category
Mirrorless
Sensor
APS-C
Resolution
24.2 MP
Mount / lens
Sony E mount
Weight
503 g with battery and card

What photographers keep saying · from 2 reviews

fast autofocus2

Found the a6600's AF loads better than their X100VI's, especially tracking.

“I used to have a Sony A6600 (and the A6100 and A6400 have pretty much the same AF) and the AF on that was loads better”
positivefast autofocus

Finds their old a6600's AF miles ahead of their X-T50.

“My first camera was a Sony A6600 (APSC), and even for how old it is, the AF system is MILES ahead of my X-T50.”
positivefast autofocus

Shoots the a6600 with the Tamron 17-70 for family, vacation, kids and dogs, loves it, and sees too little gain in the a6700 to upgrade.

“I shoot with an a6600 and the 17-70 and I love it. I started with an a6000 and have upgraded bodies and lenses over the years and am very happy with this combo (would go”
positive

Loved their a6600 with the Tamron 17-70 and Sony 70-350.

“with The Tamron and Sony did most of The job.....loved them”
positive

Shot four years on the a6600 before moving to full frame only for dual card slots; they'll miss how packable it was.

“There’s plenty of QoL upgrades from the a6600 to sweeten the deal, but I am really going to miss how packable the APSC setup is.”
positive

Is pretty happy with the a6600 as a travel camera with the Viltrox 35mm f/1.7.

“still pretty happy with the A6600 I use as my travel camera.”
positive

Loves their small a6600, which they toss in a bag and forget.

“I love my a6600 and considering upgrading to the 6700 eventually.”
positive