7% cheaper than any other retailers like currys, John Lewis.
I am looking for this camera and may purchase at this price.
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TKUK
28 Jun 176#6
It's VERY expensive. Use a price tracking site like Camel Camel Camel to check the price before the referendum to leave the EU!
It was around £240-250 and had been for 18 months or so! I know this because I was saving up for one and overnight the price shot up by £50. Then when I'd almost saved the extra, it went up another £50.
I refuse to pay this much for something that was £250 a year ago so I haven't bought it.
To say I'm annoyed is an understatement.
TKUK
28 Jun 173#9
Blame the EU referendum.
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TKUK
28 Jun 17#28
Yeah, good old "taking back control", "nothing much will change", "blah blah blah" Brexit.
TKUK
28 Jun 17#27
If I were having an orgasm as a result I might be a tad less annoyed about it.
I can only assume you don't have much experience of orgasms yourself or you wouldn't say something so daft.
TKUK
28 Jun 17#26
Like I said earlier, go and look at price tracking sites.
Camel camel camel will show you the Amazon price history. You'll see that for the 18 months or so before the referendum the price was fairly stable at around £250. Immediately after the referendum, when the exchange rate tanked, it shot up to £300 or so and in early September it rose to around £350.
Those prices were reflected in other outlets.
Again, like I said, I was planning to buy one so I was tracking the price.
TK42
28 Jun 17#25
£20 saving, is not exactly a bargain. No stock either.
brilly
28 Jun 17#24
yeah i was thinking it seemed alright for a pack of body+prime but its just the kit lens
crap deal
edit: wtf? this deal has been voted hot??????
veein_uk
28 Jun 17#23
Beware, from the Q&A seems that this hasn't got the 50mm lens (on camerapricebuster.co.uk is usually around £200) but the standard 16-50mm kit lens.
TKUK
28 Jun 176#6
It's VERY expensive. Use a price tracking site like Camel Camel Camel to check the price before the referendum to leave the EU!
It was around £240-250 and had been for 18 months or so! I know this because I was saving up for one and overnight the price shot up by £50. Then when I'd almost saved the extra, it went up another £50.
I refuse to pay this much for something that was £250 a year ago so I haven't bought it.
To say I'm annoyed is an understatement.
jasee to TKUK
28 Jun 172#22
Hardly surprising when you see how much the pound fell against the yen then
J88NYr
28 Jun 171#18
Good camera, but cold. Paid 260-270 for an A5100 over a year ago on Amazon
nnj10 to J88NYr
28 Jun 17#21
exactly paid less money for a newer model a couple of years ago
nnj10
28 Jun 17#20
why would anyone want to buy this and at this price?
But the thing to really do when buying a camera is think about your needs, and whether what you want to buy can fulfil them. In particular consider whether you'd want additional lenses and the cost of these, Sony lenses can be quite pricey.
TKUK
28 Jun 17#14
It was around £300 until early September 2016 when the exchange rate market had the second big Brexit shock and it shot up to £350.
Just before the referendum it was £250, or thereabouts, just about everywhere.
fozed
28 Jun 172#1
The A6000 was this price 6 months ago.
danicheng to fozed
28 Jun 17#2
Any idea where I can purchase the A5000 for cheaper than in argos?
toaster to fozed
28 Jun 171#13
Don't remember that unless you mean that dodgy multiple cash back deal with an Amex card.
TKUK
28 Jun 17#12
Given the age of the model, I would have paid £250 a year ago, (if I'd had £250. I was saving up). I wouldn't even pay that for it now. It's not worth the current vastly over inflated price.
I spent the money I'd saved on something else, in disgust or I'd have looked for an alternative.
I need a reasonably priced, decent camera with which I can use an Android smart 'phone as a viewfinder. But I'll have to start saving again now anyway.
TKUK
28 Jun 17#11
I refuse to pay more than it was over a year ago! No, I've not bought it.
danicheng
28 Jun 17#10
have you bought this yet or still waiting to fall below a price
TKUK
28 Jun 173#9
Blame the EU referendum.
danicheng
28 Jun 171#8
At £250 i would snap it up asap. £300 seems a lot for an old model camera
anewman
28 Jun 17#5
this is an old model, so this is quite expensive.
danicheng to anewman
28 Jun 17#7
I am waiting on this to go below £300 but this is already the cheapest anywhere.
simonbendall
28 Jun 17#4
try wex
_sion
28 Jun 171#3
Keep an eye on camerapricebuster.co.uk, the camera was £10 cheaper on the 23rd and regularly drops below £300
Opening post
7% cheaper than any other retailers like currys, John Lewis.
I am looking for this camera and may purchase at this price.
Top comments
It was around £240-250 and had been for 18 months or so! I know this because I was saving up for one and overnight the price shot up by £50. Then when I'd almost saved the extra, it went up another £50.
I refuse to pay this much for something that was £250 a year ago so I haven't bought it.
To say I'm annoyed is an understatement.
Latest comments (28)
I can only assume you don't have much experience of orgasms yourself or you wouldn't say something so daft.
Camel camel camel will show you the Amazon price history. You'll see that for the 18 months or so before the referendum the price was fairly stable at around £250. Immediately after the referendum, when the exchange rate tanked, it shot up to £300 or so and in early September it rose to around £350.
Those prices were reflected in other outlets.
Again, like I said, I was planning to buy one so I was tracking the price.
crap deal
edit: wtf? this deal has been voted hot??????
It was around £240-250 and had been for 18 months or so! I know this because I was saving up for one and overnight the price shot up by £50. Then when I'd almost saved the extra, it went up another £50.
I refuse to pay this much for something that was £250 a year ago so I haven't bought it.
To say I'm annoyed is an understatement.
https://www.eglobalcentral.co.uk/s0ny-alpha-a5000-mirrorless-digital-camera-kit-with-16-50mm-lens-white.html#
£275.99 delivered at Eglobalcentral if you dare :smiley:
And 2% cashback at Quidco
So voted cold btw
But the thing to really do when buying a camera is think about your needs, and whether what you want to buy can fulfil them. In particular consider whether you'd want additional lenses and the cost of these, Sony lenses can be quite pricey.
Just before the referendum it was £250, or thereabouts, just about everywhere.
I spent the money I'd saved on something else, in disgust or I'd have looked for an alternative.
I need a reasonably priced, decent camera with which I can use an Android smart 'phone as a viewfinder. But I'll have to start saving again now anyway.