NIKON D3300 with lens - £309 @ Jessops

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NIKON D3300 with lens for £309.00 @ Jessops

£309 Jessops21 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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hash7861

3 Jan 17

Brand new, was about to buy camera yesterday for £319.99 from currys but now £309.00 in jessops

2.2% Quidco
- thevman2k3

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pavel76

3 Jan 17 3 #3

Been around £280 mark for most of last year... Awful deal for non VR kit

All comments (26)

prash_2k

3 Jan 17 1 #1

I've seen these go on eBay for £250-£330 USED
So £309 brand new is great :smiley:

Leeps

3 Jan 17 1 #2

Worth noting you can get the VR lens same day delivery from Argos for £320: http://www.argos.co.uk/product/6530378

TK42 to Leeps

3 Jan 17 #6

Definitely worth paying £10 more for the VR lens.

jayelloh to Leeps

21 Jan 17 #16

£360 for me?

pavel76

3 Jan 17 3 #3

Been around £280 mark for most of last year... Awful deal for non VR kit

hash7861 to pavel76

3 Jan 17 1 #4

Link ? I need one then

alikcan to pavel76

22 Jan 17 #22

ikr .. i bought mine 2 years ago brand new for 280 with vr lens.. dontknow why the heat ...prices should go down since the d3400 out now

robodan918

3 Jan 17 #5

I was lucky enough to get a d3200 for $180 Canadian last summer, and I've been amazed with it

I can't say enough good things about it - if you can afford it, buy one

Be79n

3 Jan 17 #7

Yeah I would pay the extra for the VR lens. This is cracking camera for the money. The best in its class in my opinion
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TK42 to Be79n

3 Jan 17 1 #9

Yep great camera, better than the newer D3400 imo.

Missing from D3400 (compared to D3300)..

● Built-in flash only half as powerful as the D3300.

● No Mic input socket (D3300 has this)

● No sensor cleaner (D3300 has this.)

magbug

3 Jan 17 #8

Thinking of getting this for my son. Any suggestions for a smallish travel zoom to go with it?

TK42 to magbug

3 Jan 17 #10

The standard kit lens is very good with this and offers 27-82mm focal length. It is quite small as it can be collapsed down when not in use. The one to get is the latest 18-55mm VR AF-P
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/18-55mm-af-p.htm

Next step up is the 18-140 but this costs about the same as the camera.

GTX to magbug

22 Jan 17 #23

Have a look at this, great value for money and not much bigger than the kit lense https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nikon-20050-NIKKOR-55-200-Camera/dp/B00RUBK53Y/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1485075806&sr=8-3&keywords=Nikkor

mcaf123

3 Jan 17 #11

Bought this from Argos with the VR lens when Quidco were doing 10% cashback. An extra tenner for the VR lens is a no brainer IMO

howdiefellas

9 Jan 17 #12

If anyone is considering buying a Nikon remote for this. I've just been stung on eBay with a fake. Works fine as expected but I paid £4 rather than 99p from hong kong. Have started refund through ebay.

I've bought the Nikon HB-N106 lens hood and Hoya 55mm UV filter off Amazon too.

Amazon did price match Argos but I'd pay £10 more to Argos than Amazon any day for a high price item, Argos customer service has been excellent for me.

rob28 to howdiefellas

9 Jan 17 1 #14

DSLR app is free and will control it through your phone and even bracket and time lapse

rob28

9 Jan 17 #13

mine came with the VR2 lens from hdew over a year ago for 279.99 with a 3 year guarantee so since this has now been replaced by the d3400 it's a bad deal

howdiefellas

9 Jan 17 #15

have to buy the wifi adapter 27081 WU-1a for that £41 unless you know of a generic version for that?

Leeps

21 Jan 17 1 #17

This was 2 weeks ago :disappointed: Price has increased.

BenderRodriguez

21 Jan 17 #18

People buy DSLRs over mirrorless for the battery life, wifi drains it.

MARFW

21 Jan 17 #19

How is this hot? I got it more than a year ago for £279 with the VR lens (with Nikon cashback)

brilly to MARFW

21 Jan 17 1 #20

everyone got their flux capacitors handy?

danbrooks9237

21 Jan 17 #21

Is this a good deal? For the age of thing and the fact that it is just in essence a D3200 that has been rebranded, I think that I would take a used D7000 or D300S. Plus for me at least these things a bloody difficult to use as it is far too compact for me.

TK42 to danbrooks9237

22 Jan 17 #24

D3300 had a few advantages over the D3200 :-

No Anti-Aliasing Filter
IN-Camera Panorama
Longer battery life 700 vs 540 SHOTS
Faster shooting 5.0 FPS vs 4.0 FPS

Better kit lens

ajayshah95

31 Mar 17 #25

Expired

margherdy

19 Apr 17 #26

D3400 with Vr lens 389 on amazon there was a discount voucher of 40 pounds. Thought this was OK

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