Pros
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Tilt-type LCD screen; Rangefinder styling; Manual control; Film simulation effects; Fast start-up; Improved battery life; Number of XF lenses available; Wi-fi connectivity
Cons
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Plastic buttons and build quality; Recessed wheel above thumb rest is easy to knock; Can’t be charged via USB; Single function (Fn) button
Fujifilm X-A2 Review – Verdict
Fujifilm has refined the X-A2 to ensure it’s well tailored for those who’d like to buy their first serious camera and take their photography to the next level by using manual control.
Its chic design and excellent image quality put it up there as one of the most attractive entry-level CSCs, and it’s only let down by its rather plasticky construction, meaning it’s much less robust than Fujifim’s premium models.