Every Fujifilm Review on Which Fuji?

All 57 reviews — 42 Fujifilm X-mount bodies and 15 X-mount lenses. Every verdict is grounded in the published specs, with a rating out of 10 and a plain answer on who the thing is actually for. No sponsored placements.

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Cameras still in production (9)

  • X-E · 2025 · 40.2 MP · 445g · in production

    Rangefinder-style photographers who want 40 MP and IBIS in the X-E form factor.

  • X-T · 2025 · 26.1 MP · 378g · in production

    Entry-level enthusiasts who want AI AF and 6K video in the smallest X-T body they can get.

  • X-M · 2024 · 26.1 MP · 355g · in production

    Creators and vloggers who want 6K video and AI AF in Fuji's smallest current body.

  • X-T · 2024 · 40.2 MP · 438g · in production

    This is for the travel and everyday photographer who wants 40MP and IBIS in a compact body.

  • X100 · 2024 · 40.2 MP · 521g · in production

    This is for the street and travel photographer who wants a fixed 23mm compact with IBIS.

  • X-S · 2023 · 26.1 MP · 491g · in production

    Vloggers, YouTubers and travel creators who want long battery life and a flip screen.

  • X-H · 2022 · 40.2 MP · 660g · in production

    Landscape, studio and high-resolution hybrid shooters who want 8K and 40 MP in one mirrorless body.

  • X-H · 2022 · 26.1 MP · 660g · in production

    This is for the sports and wildlife shooter who wants flagship speed and AF tracking on APS-C.

  • X-T · 2022 · 40.2 MP · 557g · in production

    Stills shooters who want a high-resolution, dial-driven Fuji without paying flagship X-H prices.

Discontinued and used-market bodies (33)

Fujifilm holds its value and these are where the bargains are. Each review says what replaced the body and whether it is still worth used money.

  • X-E · 2021 · 26.1 MP · 364g · discontinued

    Travel and street photographers who want a slim rangefinder-style body over the X-T30 II.

  • X-T · 2021 · 26.1 MP · 378g · discontinued

    Enthusiasts who want X-Trans IV image quality in the smallest Fuji body they can get.

  • X-S · 2020 · 26.1 MP · 465g · discontinued

    Budget hybrid shooters who want IBIS and a flip screen without paying X-T4 prices.

  • X-T · 2020 · 24.2 MP · 370g · discontinued

    This is for the entry-level user who wants a tilting X-T-style body at the lowest price.

  • X-T · 2020 · 26.1 MP · 607g · discontinued

    Hybrid shooters who want a flip screen and 4K/60p at a discount to the X-T5.

  • X100 · 2020 · 26.1 MP · 478g · discontinued

    Fans of the X100 line who want a more affordable 26MP entry over the X100VI.

  • X-A · 2019 · 24.2 MP · 320g · discontinued

    Entry-level vloggers and beginners who want a flip screen and don't need a viewfinder.

  • X-Pro · 2019 · 26.1 MP · 497g · discontinued

    Documentary and street photographers who want an optical viewfinder with Fuji color.

  • X-T · 2019 · 26.1 MP · 383g · discontinued

    Used-market buyers who want the original X-T30 and don't need the II's firmware.

  • X-A · 2018 · 24.2 MP · 361g · discontinued

    Beginners on the tightest budget who want phase-detect AF and 4K in a Fuji body.

  • X-H · 2018 · 24.3 MP · 673g · discontinued

    Used-market buyers who want IBIS and dual SD slots from a flagship-grade Fuji on a budget.

  • X-T · 2018 · 24.2 MP · 448g · discontinued

    Beginners who want a viewfinder-equipped Fuji X-T body at the lowest possible price.

  • X-T · 2018 · 26.1 MP · 539g · discontinued

    Stills-first shooters who want dual SD slots and 4K/60p without paying for IBIS.

  • XF10 · 2018 · 24.2 MP · 279g · discontinued

    Budget buyers who want a pocketable fixed-lens Fuji compact under 300g.

  • X-E · 2017 · 24.3 MP · 337g · discontinued

    Used-market buyers who want the smallest X-E body with X-Trans III color.

  • X-T · 2017 · 24.3 MP · 383g · discontinued

    Budget buyers on the used market who want an X-T-style body with 4K video.

  • X100 · 2017 · 24.3 MP · 469g · discontinued

    Used-market street photographers who want the X100 form factor at a discount.

  • X-A · 2016 · 24.2 MP · 339g · discontinued

    Beginners who want a flip-screen X-A with touchscreen and 24 MP resolution.

  • X-E · 2016 · 16.3 MP · 350g · discontinued

    Used-market bargain hunters who want an X-E body with a fast electronic shutter.

  • X-Pro · 2016 · 24.3 MP · 495g · discontinued

    Reportage and street photographers willing to buy used to get the X-Pro OVF experience.

  • X-T · 2016 · 24.3 MP · 507g · discontinued

    Stills photographers buying used who want a weather-sealed X-T at a discount.

  • X70 · 2016 · 16.3 MP · 340g · discontinued

    Used-market street photographers who want a wide-angle fixed-lens Fuji compact.

  • X-A · 2015 · 16.3 MP · 350g · discontinued

    This is for the budget vlogger and selfie shooter who wants the cheapest Fuji with a flip screen.

  • X-T · 2015 · 16.3 MP · 381g · discontinued

    Used-market beginners who want X-T-line styling at the lowest entry price.

  • X-T · 2014 · 16.3 MP · 440g · discontinued

    Collectors and Fuji enthusiasts who want the camera that started the X-T line of bodies.

  • X100 · 2014 · 16.3 MP · 440g · discontinued

    This is for the used-market X100 fan who wants Classic Chrome and a fast electronic shutter.

  • X-A · 2013 · 16.3 MP · 330g · discontinued

    Beginners on a very tight budget who want a Fuji color preset in an interchangeable-lens body.

  • X-E · 2013 · 16.3 MP · 350g · discontinued

    This is for the used-market buyer who wants the first X-E body with phase-detect AF.

  • X-M · 2013 · 16.3 MP · 330g · discontinued

    Collectors and budget users who want the lightest possible X-mount body with original X-Trans color.

  • X100 · 2013 · 16.3 MP · 445g · discontinued

    Used-market X100 fans who want the first model with X-Trans and phase-detect AF.

  • X-E · 2012 · 16.3 MP · 350g · discontinued

    Used-market collectors who want the first X-E body with the original X-Trans sensor.

  • X-Pro · 2012 · 16.3 MP · 450g · discontinued

    Collectors and Fuji historians who want the camera that started the X system and line.

  • X100 · 2011 · 12.3 MP · 445g · discontinued

    Collectors and Fuji historians who want the camera that started the X100 line of cameras.

Lens reviews (15)

  • 7Artisans · 35 mm (52.5 mm equivalent) · f/1.2 · 218g

    A manual f/1.2 normal prime for under a hundred dollars, with no electronic contacts at all. Glows wide open, sharpens up by f/4, and writes no usable EXIF — a rendering you buy cheaply rather than a lens that competes on specifications.

  • Fujifilm · 15 mm (23 mm equivalent) · f/3.5 · 135g

    The 135g collapsing power zoom Fujifilm bundles with its smallest bodies. 23-69 mm-equivalent, wider than any other Fuji kit zoom, closer-focusing than any Fuji zoom, and slow, plastic-mounted, and unsealed because that is the price of 135g.

  • Fujifilm · 18 mm (27 mm equivalent) · f/2.8 · 310g

    The kit zoom that is not a kit zoom. 27-84 mm-equivalent starting at f/2.8, a metal barrel, an aperture ring, four stops of optical stabilization, and linear-motor autofocus that is faster and quieter than any XF prime of the same era.

  • Fujifilm · 18 mm (27 mm equivalent) · f/2 · 116g

    The 27 mm-equivalent launch prime nobody talks about, and the smallest wide lens in the mount at 116g and 33.7 mm. Soft in the corners wide open, very good from f/5.6, and pocketable in a way its 2021 replacement is not.

  • Fujifilm · 23 mm (35 mm equivalent) · f/1.4 · 300g

    Discontinued, still hunted. The 35 mm-equivalent f/1.4 with the clutch focus ring and engraved distance scale, and the lens that does not go soft up close wide open — the flaw that sends XF 23mm F2 R WR owners looking for one.

  • Fujifilm · 35 mm (53 mm equivalent) · f/1.4 · 187g

    One of the three primes that launched the X mount in January 2012, and still the lens Fujifilm owners cite when they talk about rendering. 187g, f/1.4, 0.28 m close focus, and autofocus that has aged badly.

  • Viltrox · 33 mm (50 mm equivalent) · f/1.4 · 270g

    The lens that made third-party autofocus credible on X mount. An f/1.4 50 mm-equivalent prime with an ED element, stepping-motor AF and real EXIF for around a third of what Fujifilm charges at the focal length.

  • Viltrox · 56 mm (85 mm equivalent) · f/1.4 · 290g

    An 85 mm-equivalent f/1.4 autofocus portrait prime for around 239 dollars, sharing its barrel, filter thread and stepping motor with the 33mm. The cheapest credible route to shallow depth of field at portrait distance on X mount.

  • Viltrox · 85 mm (127.5 mm equivalent) · f/1.8 · 484g

    Not a portrait lens on APS-C but a 127.5 mm-equivalent short telephoto, and the cheapest way to get hard background separation on X mount. 484g, 0.80 m minimum focus, and no room for it indoors.

  • Voigtländer · 35 mm (52.5 mm equivalent) · f/1.2 · 196g

    Cosina's first X-mount lens: an all-metal manual-focus f/1.2 normal prime with twelve aperture blades, electronic contacts, and a mechanically coupled focus ring. Faster than anything Fujifilm sells at 35 mm, and soft wide open on purpose.

  • Voigtländer · 27 mm (40 mm equivalent) · f/2 · 120g

    A 120g all-metal manual-focus pancake built by Cosina for X mount only, with electronic contacts, a focus tab, ten straight aperture blades, and 25 cm close focus. One stop faster than Fujifilm's own 27mm pancake, with rendering the Fujicron primes do not have — and no autofocus, ever.

  • Fujifilm · 23 mm (35 mm equivalent) · f/2 · 180g

    The 35 mm-equivalent workhorse of the XF lineup. One stop faster than the F2.8 pancake, weather sealed, stepping-motor AF, and around 180g. The lens to beat for general-purpose 23 mm use.

  • Fujifilm · 23 mm (35 mm equivalent) · f/2.8 · 90g

    A 23 mm-long, 90g pancake prime for X mount with an aperture ring, weather sealing, and an 11-blade diaphragm. Introduced June 12, 2025, alongside the X-E5, and aimed squarely at photographers who want their smallest Fuji body to feel as compact as an X100.

  • Fujifilm · 27 mm (41 mm equivalent) · f/2.8 · 84g

    The original X-mount pancake, refreshed in 2021 with weather sealing and a refreshed optical formula. 41 mm-equivalent field of view, f/2.8, 84g. The lens to compare the XF 23mm F2.8 R WR against.

  • Fujifilm · 35 mm (53 mm equivalent) · f/2 · 170g

    The 50 mm-equivalent companion to the XF 23mm F2 R WR. Same compact-barrel formula, same weather sealing, same stepping-motor AF. A natural second prime alongside the 23 mm.