Who should buy the PowerShot G7X Mark III?

Vloggers and content creators who need 4K video, a flip screen, and a mic input in a pocket-sized camera Travellers who want the best possible compact video quality without carrying an interchangeable-lens system Live streamers who want USB streaming capability built into a compact camera Smartphone upgraders who want significantly better video quality in something nearly as pocketable

What is the PowerShot G7X Mark III best used for?

Vlogging & Video, Travel, Street, Portrait, Landscape.

How much does the PowerShot G7X Mark III cost in the UK?

The PowerShot G7X Mark III starts from £749 in the UK, available across 4 retailers. Prices are tracked live on GearFrame.

Canon

Canon PowerShot G7X Mark III

Name: PowerShot G7X Mark III
Brand: Canon
Availability: InStock

The Canon PowerShot G7X Mark III is the ultimate vlogging compact — a 20.1MP 1-inch BSI-CMOS camera with 4K/30p video, a fully tilting screen that flips 180° for self-facing, a built-in ND filter, and USB live-streaming capability. Pocket-sized, capable in low light for a compact, and with Canon's reliable Dual Pixel CMOS AF.

GearFrame's Take

The finest vlogging compact available — pocket-sized 4K, a flip screen, mic input, and USB live streaming in one remarkably capable package.

Starting from

£749 new

Average price across retailers: ~£799

Available at 4 retailers

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Core

Released

2019

Sensor

20.1MP 1-inch BSI-CMOS

Resolution

20.1 MP

Mount

Fixed 24-100mm equivalent f/1.8-2.8 lens

Dimensions

105.5 × 60.9 × 41.4mm

Weight

304g

Weather Sealed

Performance

Autofocus

Dual Pixel CMOS AF — fast, reliable, with Eye AF

Stabilisation

Optical IS — lens-based

Burst Rate

20fps (with fixed AF/AE)

Battery Life

~235 shots (CIPA)

Features

Video

4K/30p, 1080p/120p — no crop in 4K

Viewfinder

None

Screen

3.0" fully tilting touchscreen (180° flip for self-facing)

Memory Cards

Single SD UHS-I slot

Connectivity

USB-C, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3.5mm mic jack, USB live streaming

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Who should buy this

Vloggers and content creators who need 4K video, a flip screen, and a mic input in a pocket-sized camera
Travellers who want the best possible compact video quality without carrying an interchangeable-lens system
Live streamers who want USB streaming capability built into a compact camera
Smartphone upgraders who want significantly better video quality in something nearly as pocketable

GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Vlogging & Video

9.0

Travel

9.0

Street

7.0

Portrait

7.0

Landscape

7.0

Sports

4.0

✅ Great For

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Vlogging & Video The finest vlogging compact — 4K, flip screen, mic input, and USB streaming in your pocket.

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Travel Pocket-sized 4K video camera that delivers quality far beyond its size for travel content.

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Street Compact and discreet. 24mm equivalent start suits street and documentary capture.

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Portrait Eye AF and 100mm equivalent reach for flattering portraits. 1-inch sensor limits bokeh.

🏔️

Landscape Built-in ND filter and 20MP make it capable for landscape when space is at a premium.

⚠️ Not Ideal For

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Sports Fixed lens and 1-inch sensor limit sports and action capability.

📝 How suitability scores are calculated Scores reflect the aggregated consensus from verified purchaser reviews across tracked UK retailers, weighted by photography genre tags applied by reviewers. This is community opinion — not GearFrame editorial assessment. See our full methodology →