Best Used Fujifilm X100V Deals Today

This listing gives you a Fujifilm X100V in good cosmetic condition with a very low shutter count (just 5,500 actuations), which means it’s seen light use and has a lot of life left. You also get some extra lens accessories, and the battery compartment is clean with a healthy battery, so you’re not inheriting someone else’s power problems. What tips this over many of the others is the peace of mind that there’s no sensor dust or scratches, so you’re starting with a clean slate optically. You’re paying a bit more here compared to the absolute lowest-priced option, but you’re getting a camera with a verified low shutter count, which can be hard to find and is reassuring if you want something that will last for years. Against a pick like listing #2, you’re spending roughly $300 more, but trading up for that proven, lightly-used mechanical condition. That’s a fair swap if you want reliability. The only notable tradeoff: price. If budget’s your first priority, see listing #2 (but you’ll have less info on condition). Here, you’re paying for peace of mind—and if that matters to you, this is a strong choice.

If value is your top concern, this is the one to watch. For $1350, you’re getting the lowest price in the lineup for a used X100V, and it’s still in good cosmetic condition, with no sensor dust or scratches reported. Accessories are partially included, and you even get a screen protector, which suggests the previous owner cared for the camera's original screen. However, there are a couple of things to weigh up: the shutter count isn’t disclosed, so you won’t know how much use the camera has really seen—if you want maximum lifespan, this is a big unknown. Plus, the seller has zero feedback, so you’re taking a little more risk compared to sellers that have established trust. There are some minor markings on the base, but for most people, that’s just cosmetic and won’t affect your shots. If you’re willing to take a chance and communicate with the seller for more info, this could be the sweet spot between price and condition. But if you want more certainty about camera history or seller reliability, listings like #1 (with its low shutter count) or #4 (full accessories and excellent condition) are safer bets, albeit pricier.

This option stands out for its excellent cosmetic condition and being ‘in box’ with the original accessories—always a plus if you want the full unboxing experience or plan to resell later. It’s a solid middle ground: you’re not paying top dollar, but you’re getting a camera that looks nearly mint and complete, which is a step above the more basic packages at similar or only slightly cheaper prices. Where this falls a little short is that neither the shutter count nor seller feedback quality is fully transparent, so you’re buying on visual appeal and completeness. There are also some international shipping restrictions to consider if you’re not in the main serviced countries—this could add hassle or delays. If you’ve got your sights on a camera that feels almost new and want everything in the box, this is a strong choice. Compared to option #2, you’re spending more, but you’re rewarded with much better cosmetics and completeness. If you prioritize known mechanical condition over appearances, check out #1 or #7. Here, it’s mostly about having a collector-like unit at a fair price.

Here’s a listing that offers you an X100V in excellent cosmetic condition and with all the original accessories—so you’re not missing out on the little things that make camera ownership smoother. The camera is confirmed to have no sensor dust or scratches, giving you a fresh start optically. This one is priced just below the very top tier, but you’re paying for a nearly complete, excellent package. Honest downside: the seller has zero feedback so far, which means you don’t have a long track record to go on for trust. Plus, if you decide to return it, you’ll have to pay for the return shipping yourself—a small but real risk. If you’d rather spend a bit more to have something that looks and feels nearly new, this is a compelling pick, especially compared to more stripped-down options like #2 or #9. For extra peace of mind about seller reputation, you might look to #8, but you’d be trading off for fewer accessories. If you want a ‘like new’ experience (and are okay with a new seller), this is a solid choice.

This listing hits a sweet spot if you want all the original accessories without quite going to the top of the price range. For $1,499, you’re getting a camera in good cosmetic condition, with everything you need to shoot right out of the box—no endless accessory shopping. There’s no sensor dust or scratches to worry about, so the camera should be ready for sharp images from the get-go. Where it falls a little short: there’s no confirmation of shutter count, so you don’t know exactly how much use it’s seen. It’s also not quite in ‘excellent’ condition—expect some light signs of use. However, compared to lower-priced or barebones listings like #2, this feels more like a complete experience, and you’re not paying the premium of the higher-ranked ‘excellent’ listings. This is a great middle-ground: you’re getting completeness and reliability at a reasonable price, without going ultra-budget or all-in for perfect cosmetics. If you want value, completeness, and a ready-to-shoot kit, this is a smart pick.