Who should buy the Fujifilm X100VI?

Street photographers who want the most refined fixed-lens APS-C compact Travel photographers who want one pocketable camera for everything X100V owners finally upgrading to IBIS and 40MP Anyone on the waiting list — the most sought-after compact camera of its generation

What is the Fujifilm X100VI best used for?

Street, Travel, Portrait, Family & Everyday, Landscape.

How much does the Fujifilm X100VI cost in the UK?

The Fujifilm X100VI starts from £1549 in the UK, available across 4 retailers. Prices are tracked live on GearFrame.

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Fujifilm X100VI

Name: Fujifilm X100VI
Brand: Fujifilm
Availability: InStock

The Fujifilm X100VI is one of the most in-demand cameras in recent memory — and the waiting lists exist for good reason. It places the 40.2MP X-Trans V sensor, 6-stop IBIS, and all 20 film simulations inside the X100 series' iconic rangefinder body with its hybrid OVF/EVF. The fixed 23mm f/2 lens produces images with the rendering quality expected of a prime-only shooting discipline. Subject detection AF is present and effective, addressing one of the older X100 series' main limitations. The built-in ND filter remains essential for shooting wide open in bright conditions. The X100VI is the camera for photographers who want a single compact system for daily shooting, travel, and street work. It is not a camera for photographers who need telephoto reach or interchangeable versatility — the fixed lens is the point, not a limitation.

GearFrame's Take

The best fixed-lens camera ever made — 40MP, 7-stop IBIS, film simulations, and a design icon. Wildly oversubscribed for good reason.

Used from

£1549

Available at 4 retailers

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£1549

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£1599

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Core

Released

2024

Sensor

40.2MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR

Resolution

40.2 MP

Mount

Fixed Fujinon 23mm f/2 (35mm equiv)

Dimensions

128.0 × 74.8 × 55.3mm

Weight

533g with battery and card

Weather Sealed

Yes

Performance

Autofocus

Phase-detect 425 points, subject/eye tracking

Stabilisation

7-stop IBIS

Burst Rate

8fps mechanical, 25fps electronic

Battery Life

~450 shots (CIPA)

Features

Video

6.2K/30p, 4K/60p, F-Log2 10-bit internal

Viewfinder

Optical/EVF hybrid, 3.69M dots

Screen

3.0" tilting touchscreen

Memory Cards

Single SD UHS-I slot

Connectivity

USB-C, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi

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Who should buy this

Street photographers who want the most refined fixed-lens APS-C compact
Travel photographers who want one pocketable camera for everything
X100V owners finally upgrading to IBIS and 40MP
Anyone on the waiting list — the most sought-after compact camera of its generation

GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Street

9.0

Travel

9.0

Portrait

9.0

Family & Everyday

9.0

Landscape

7.0

Vlogging & Video

4.0

✅ Great For

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Street 35mm-equiv focal length, compact size, and unobtrusive design — the ideal street photography companion.

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Travel Weather-sealed, pocketable, and 40MP covers every scenario without lens changes.

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Portrait 40MP and Fujifilm film simulations produce portrait files with a painterly quality.

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Family & Everyday Always in your pocket — the camera you have with you is always better than one left at home.

🏔️

Landscape 40MP and IBIS are strong. Fixed lens limits composition options versus an interchangeable system.

⚠️ Not Ideal For

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Vlogging & Video Fixed focal length limits vlogging versatility. Tilting (not fully articulating) screen frustrates solo creators.

📝 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 →