The new Sony A7R VI is incredible — but its arrival means the A7R V has hit its cheapest-ever price, and it might be a smarter buy right now
The release of the Sony A7R VI has led to a significant price drop for its predecessor, the A7R V. Currently priced at $3,298, the A7R V offers excellent value, especially with additional accessories included in the deal. While the A7R VI boasts impressive upgrades, the A7R V remains a strong choice for photographers focused on resolution and quality.
- ▪The Sony A7R V is now available at its lowest price ever, down $500 from its previous price.
- ▪The A7R V features a 61MP sensor, which is still highly regarded for landscape and portrait photography.
- ▪The A7R VI offers a new 66.8MP sensor and faster performance, but many users may not need these enhancements.
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Cameras Mirrorless Cameras The new Sony A7R VI is incredible — but its arrival means the A7R V has hit its cheapest-ever price, and it might be a smarter buy right now Deals By Sam Kieldsen published 23 May 2026 The A7R V remains a superb camera, and it's currently available at a bargain price When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The Sony A7R VI is, without question, one of the most impressive cameras ever made.
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