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Sony DSC-HX99 Compactcamera - Z.g.a.n. - 18.2 MP, 24-720mm
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Sony DSC-HX99 Compactcamera - Z.g.a.n. - 18.2 MP, 24-720mm

USD$390 EUR$340
Location
Andijk, NL
Seller
Annet
Source
Marktplaats
Posted
58m ago
Last seen
35m ago

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Seller's Description

Deze zo goed als nieuwe sony dsc-hx99 compactcamera is op zoek naar een nieuwe eigenaar. De camera is slechts een halfjaar gebruikt na aankoop in 2023 en verkeert in uitstekende staat. Met 18.2 Megapi

Our Thoughts RADAR AI

Z.g.a.n. condition helps, but €340 is still well above the usual used market for this camera: the median is €101, with most listings sitting between €55 and €198, so this asks for a premium that the market generally doesn’t support. It reads as ambitious rather than a bargain.

That said, the HX99 remains appealing if you want a genuinely pocketable travel zoom: the 24-720mm range is the real draw, with a useful all-in-one spec and a proven Sony compact-zoom formula. At this price, I’d want a spotless example with battery, charger, and ideally box/manuals; otherwise, there’s little reason not to wait for a saner asking price.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

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