Sony a6300 complete set
- Location
- Groningen, NL
- Seller
- leon10
- Source
- Marktplaats
- Posted
- 8h ago
- Last seen
- 8h ago
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Met cage, accu’s, hdmi converter en dual lader. Ook zit de standaard kitlens er bij in. Sony 16-50 3,5-5,6 altijd goed onderhouden en netjes gebruikt. Meer gebruikt voor video minder voor foto. Hij he
At €550, this is far above the usual used-market level: recent comparable listings put the median at €103, with even the 75th percentile only €205. Unless “complete set” includes a genuinely valuable lens bundle, €550 is ambitious rather than a bargain; the obvious alternative is buying a body separately and choosing lenses to suit.
The a6300 remains a capable compact mirrorless camera, with a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, quick 11-fps shooting, strong 425-point autofocus, and oversampled 4K video. A complete kit can be worthwhile if it includes quality Sony E-mount glass, multiple healthy batteries, charger, box, and very clean condition—but those details are essential here. Check the exact lenses, shutter count, sensor and screen condition, battery health, and whether autofocus and 4K recording work properly before considering this price.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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