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For the first time there is a price drop on the Sony A7s. You get it with a $850 drop(!) on [shoplink 41798 ebay]eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink]. It has 1 year US seller warranty.
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via eBay Deals Page.
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For the first time there is a price drop on the Sony A7s. You get it with a $850 drop(!) on [shoplink 41798 ebay]eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink]. It has 1 year US seller warranty.
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via eBay Deals Page.
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Given this example, I wonder what the price of the A7RII will be in two years time when the A7RIII comes out. I have no stomach to buy a $3000+ camera body, but I’d love to have an A7RII even when the replacement model comes out.
Honestly, I think that’s the best strategy for buying cameras. Used A7r’s go for around a third of the original launch price and I have little doubt that in a year or so’s time the A7rII will be the same.
Soon enough. I figure it’ll be 2500.00 slightly used by February- maybe sooner. I see price drops on new bodies after the new year.
To reach there, need canikon ‘good enough’ camera to bang on this 😀
It is grey market with seller’s us warranty, just fyi.
Nah, I doubt it will reach that level of low in a year. I do think we could see low 2K but certainly not 1100.00. No way, no how.
To this website’s moderator: A “Price Drop” is an official reduced price by the manufacturer (In this case it’s Sony). For example, Sony recently dropped the price of the PS4 to $350, and it can be found at that price at most if not all retailers (Best Buy, Target, Amazon etc…)
If a random person sells an item at a discounted price on eBay, it does not qualify as a price drop.
I cannot like this comment enough.
Please stop using the term “price drop”!