Last week we covered some of the latest deals on the Sony Alpha A7 III and this relatively old but still highly capable full-frame camera is even cheaper during Amazon Prime Day. It’s a great first Sony full-frame camera, or an excellent choice of back-up.
Released in 2018, the Sony Alpha A7III was the third generation model in Sony’s entry-level full-frame mirrorless A7 series, offering a new sensor, improved speed, upgraded autofocus and impressive battery life. It also held its own against its successor.
While 2018 might seem like a long time ago in technology terms, there is still much to like about the Sony Alpha A7 III, including 10 frames per second shooting, effective image stabilisation and the ability to record 4k video – so it’s a good choice for content creators.
Via this Amazon US deal, you can get it for $1498:
There are also really good deals on Amazon UK – the best being the body only price of £999. This is a really good price considering how much imaging power is on offer and represents a price cut of 31%
It is also available with the Sony 28-70 mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom lens for £1187, down from £1377.
Sony Alpha A7 III key features
- 24.2MP BSI-CMOS full-frame sensor
- ISO 100-204800 (extended)
- 10fps shooting
- 4K video recording
- 5-axis in body stabilisation

See more great deals below and check out our guide to the best Sony E-mount lenses.
You will need to be a member of Amazon Prime to take advantage of these deals. This is a yearly subscription that can be paid monthly or yearly, and also gives free postage as well as access to Amazon Prime Video and other features, like Amazon Prime TV. If you’re not already a member, then a free 30-day trial is available that can be cancelled at any time.
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