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Nikon has the Z7ii at the same price we've been seeing for a few months, but they're now throwing in a free battery grip ($450 MSRP). Just add the body (or one of the kits) and the grip will be added to the cart. If you want to check the grip out separately, go here [nikonusa.com]. This promo is also available on the Z6ii: https://www.nikonusa.co
EDIT: a few extra notes that will matter...
1. The MB-N11 is not compatible with all bodies. As far as I know, only the Z6ii & Z7ii use it. Other bodies require other grips. This obviously matters if you intend to upgrade.
2. The $450 MSRP is obviously MSRP. The used market for MB-N11's is pretty solid because of folks who upgrade (see #1). MBP has "excellent" for $194. Keep that in mind. My $2546 "List Price" just considers retail. Since the Z7ii has been stuck at $1700 and the grip can be found for $200, consider this more like getting an additional $200 off.
3. Adding the 24-120 as the kit lens puts it at an $899 sticker price. This is an excellent price for that lens.
For those wondering "is this a good camera?" The answer is an unequivocal "yes." Anyone who says otherwise is shilling or uninformed. Is it the *best* camera? No, not at all. Nikon has several other bodies that surpass this one in important ways. They are all, however, more expensive. If you want a Nikon 46MP mirrorless and you don't typically shoot extremely moving subjects (so think landscapes/cityscapes, portraits, etc), the Z7ii is an excellent body. But yes, it's 6 years old, so bear that in mind. Still for Nikon users who want a 46MP body w/o dropping $3k+ on a Z8, the Z7ii is excellent.
EDIT: a few extra notes that will matter...
1. The MB-N11 is not compatible with all bodies. As far as I know, only the Z6ii & Z7ii use it. Other bodies require other grips. This obviously matters if you intend to upgrade.
2. The $450 MSRP is obviously MSRP. The used market for MB-N11's is pretty solid because of folks who upgrade (see #1). MBP has "excellent" for $194. Keep that in mind. My $2546 "List Price" just considers retail. Since the Z7ii has been stuck at $1700 and the grip can be found for $200, consider this more like getting an additional $200 off.
3. Adding the 24-120 as the kit lens puts it at an $899 sticker price. This is an excellent price for that lens.
For those wondering "is this a good camera?" The answer is an unequivocal "yes." Anyone who says otherwise is shilling or uninformed. Is it the *best* camera? No, not at all. Nikon has several other bodies that surpass this one in important ways. They are all, however, more expensive. If you want a Nikon 46MP mirrorless and you don't typically shoot extremely moving subjects (so think landscapes/cityscapes, portraits, etc), the Z7ii is an excellent body. But yes, it's 6 years old, so bear that in mind. Still for Nikon users who want a 46MP body w/o dropping $3k+ on a Z8, the Z7ii is excellent.
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Nikon has the Z7ii at the same price we've been seeing for a few months, but they're now throwing in a free battery grip ($450 MSRP). Just add the body (or one of the kits) and the grip will be added to the cart. If you want to check the grip out separately, go here [nikonusa.com]. This promo is also available on the Z6ii: https://www.nikonusa.co
EDIT: a few extra notes that will matter...
1. The MB-N11 is not compatible with all bodies. As far as I know, only the Z6ii & Z7ii use it. Other bodies require other grips. This obviously matters if you intend to upgrade.
2. The $450 MSRP is obviously MSRP. The used market for MB-N11's is pretty solid because of folks who upgrade (see #1). MBP has "excellent" for $194. Keep that in mind. My $2546 "List Price" just considers retail. Since the Z7ii has been stuck at $1700 and the grip can be found for $200, consider this more like getting an additional $200 off.
3. Adding the 24-120 as the kit lens puts it at an $899 sticker price. This is an excellent price for that lens.
For those wondering "is this a good camera?" The answer is an unequivocal "yes." Anyone who says otherwise is shilling or uninformed. Is it the *best* camera? No, not at all. Nikon has several other bodies that surpass this one in important ways. They are all, however, more expensive. If you want a Nikon 46MP mirrorless and you don't typically shoot extremely moving subjects (so think landscapes/cityscapes, portraits, etc), the Z7ii is an excellent body. But yes, it's 6 years old, so bear that in mind. Still for Nikon users who want a 46MP body w/o dropping $3k+ on a Z8, the Z7ii is excellent.
EDIT: a few extra notes that will matter...
1. The MB-N11 is not compatible with all bodies. As far as I know, only the Z6ii & Z7ii use it. Other bodies require other grips. This obviously matters if you intend to upgrade.
2. The $450 MSRP is obviously MSRP. The used market for MB-N11's is pretty solid because of folks who upgrade (see #1). MBP has "excellent" for $194. Keep that in mind. My $2546 "List Price" just considers retail. Since the Z7ii has been stuck at $1700 and the grip can be found for $200, consider this more like getting an additional $200 off.
3. Adding the 24-120 as the kit lens puts it at an $899 sticker price. This is an excellent price for that lens.
For those wondering "is this a good camera?" The answer is an unequivocal "yes." Anyone who says otherwise is shilling or uninformed. Is it the *best* camera? No, not at all. Nikon has several other bodies that surpass this one in important ways. They are all, however, more expensive. If you want a Nikon 46MP mirrorless and you don't typically shoot extremely moving subjects (so think landscapes/cityscapes, portraits, etc), the Z7ii is an excellent body. But yes, it's 6 years old, so bear that in mind. Still for Nikon users who want a 46MP body w/o dropping $3k+ on a Z8, the Z7ii is excellent.
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