Top ten: Best Cameras for 2021 Round up

Here we will roundup the best cameras that are available to buy in 2021. We collate all the best reviews around the web for laptops and condense it into a bite size, easy to read format for you.

The Nikon D850 scores one of the highest scores for a product reviewed on TechXpert but it doesn’t come cheap. If you’re serious about taking up photography, you may want to start off with a cheaper alternative such as the Fujifilm X-T30 which scores a respectable 89.33% TechXpert score and lies fifth on our list.

If you need a camera that has exceptional 4K video recording, the Panasonic Lumix GH5S gets rave reviews for it’s and scores a very impressive 90.6%, placing it fourth.

1. Nikon D850 – 98% TechXpert Score

• The Nikon D850 is the perfect blend of high-resolution, speed and performance. It’s an all-round sensation and will be hugely popular with its target audience. – Trustedreviews review – 90%
• This speedy DSLR also has a serious eye for detail. – Stuff.tv review – 100%
• The best DSLR ever? – Pocket-lint review – 100%
• High resolution meets high speed. – Techradar review – 100%
• The Nikon D850 offers the best of all worlds: extreme resolution, fantastic image quality, fast shooting, and an exceptional build. It’s our favorite pro SLR. – PCMag review – 100%

2. Nikon Z6 – 97.12%

• While not a perfect camera, the Nikon Z6’s design and build along with superb image and video quality make it strongly worth your consideration. – DPreview review – 88%
• Quite possibly the best all-around camera you can buy. – T3 review – 100%
• Arguably the most well considered and capable of any full-frame mirrorless camera on the market. – Pocket-lint review – 100%
• The ultimate all-round full-frame powerhouse. Expertreviews review – 100%
• The Z6 will awaken your photographic urges. Stuff.tv review – 100%
• The best full-frame mirrorless camera for video. – Engadget review – 89%
• The Nikon Z6 is the mirrorless, full-frame camera that hobbyist photographers have been waiting for from Nikon. – Trustedreviews review – 100%
• Sony’s Alpha A7 III has some serious competition. – Techradar review – 100%

3. Sony A7 III – 95.28%

• As good a mirrorless model as you can get for under £2,000. – Expertreviews review – 100%
• A formidable and affordable entry into full-frame. – Stuff.tv review – 100%
• A peerless full-frame mirrorless camera. – Engadget review – 92%
• Simply put, the Sony A7 III is the finest example of the most affordable full-frame camera on the market. – Trustedreviews review – 90%
• The Alpha A7 III is a brilliant camera that ticks a lot of boxes for many photographers. – Techradar review – 100%
• Sony’s latest professional mirrorless cameras pack a punch. – The Verge review – 85%
• The Sony a7 III is an entry-level full-frame camera that goes well beyond the basics in features, with excellent image quality, 10fps subject tracking, and 4K video capture. – PCMag review – 100%

4. Panasonic Lumix GH5S – 90.6%

• Stunning 4K footage makes this the new video master. – Stuff.tv review – 100%
• A small but mightily powerful tool for videographers looking for ultimate creative flexibility. – Trustedreviews review – 90%
• The GH5S produces the best quality video of any camera we’ve ever tested, with its high bitrate, high bit-depth footage proving impressively flexible. – DPreview review – 84%
• One uncompromising video tool. – Techradar review – 90%
• Panasonic’s GH5s is perfect for video shooters and no one else. – Engadget review – 89%

5. Fujifilm X-T30 – 89.33%

• A street photography and 4K-video champ. – Engadget review – 91%
• Pitching itself as an “X-T3 Lite”, the X-T30 distils almost everything from its big brother into a smaller, lighter and cheaper body. – Expertreviews review – 80%
• A little wonder of a camera. – The Verge review – 85%
• A feature-packed mirrorless camera that impresses. – Techradar review – 90%
• Honey, I shrunk the X-T3. – Stuff.tv review – 100%
• This charming little camera might just be the perfect all-rounder for travel and street photography. – Trustedreviews review – 90%

6. Panasonic Lumix ZS200 / TZ200 – 88.2%

• The Panasonic TZ200 is a pocket-sized travel zoom camera, with a 15x zoom and a 1-inch, 20-megapixel sensor for class-leading image quality. – Trustedreviews review – 90%
• The most advanced travel zoom camera you can buy right now. – Techradar review – 90%
• Panasonic’s advanced bridge camera is relatively pricey but offers a powerful 15x optical zoom and a large 1-inch image sensor in a compact body, which makes it great for traveling. Tomsguide review – 80%
• Don’t forget your passport – this camera is going to make you want to travel. – Stuff.tv review – 100%
• The ZS200 is worth considering, but unless you need that extra 110mm of zoom, the old ZS100 performs just as well for less money. – DPreview review – 81%

7. Sony RX10 III – 84.8%

• If you want a premium bridge camera which does a bit of everything, you won’t be disappointed. – Trustedreviews review – 80%
• The superb quality of the RX10 III’s lens is quite a technical achievement, to say nothing of the overall feature set Sony has included as well. – DPreview review – 84%
• The RX10 III is a hugely capable camera in almost every respect. It’s expensive, but it’s virtually in a league of its own. – Techradar review – 80%
• The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 III marries an incredible 25x zoom lens to a large image sensor and delivers excellent images, 4K video, and fast autofocus. But it carries a premium price tag. – PCMag review – 90%
• A camera for all seasons. – Pocket-lint review – 90%

8. Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III – 82%

• Compact, versatile, brilliant. – Expertreviews review – 100%
• Ideal for amateurs? – Pocket-lint review – 80%
• One of our favorite mirrorless cameras just got even better. – Techradar review – 90%
• The mirrorless Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III camera doesn’t offer a lot of tech upgrades, instead focusing on an easier photography experience. – PCMag review – 60%
• The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III is a mirrorless camera styled to look like an old film SLR. – Trustedreviews review – 80%

9. Olympus TG-5 Tough – 80%

• Despite some fresh 2018 competition, the TG-5 is still the standout among rugged compacts – it packs strong image quality and more features than any other model around. – Trustedreviews review – 80%
• While pricey, Olympus’ waterproof camera has a wealth of shooting options to help you best capture your underwater excursions. – Tomsguide review – 80%
• Rough, rugged and ready to shoot 4K video. Stuff.tv review – 80%
• The Olympus Tough TG-5 is a go-anywhere camera with a fast lens, speedy response, and 4K video, but it’s more expensive than previous iterations. – PCMag review – 80%
• The best rugged, waterproof compact you can buy. – Techradar review – 80%

10. Canon EOS Rebel SL2 – 77.14%

• A solid budget DSLR. – Expertreviews review – 80%
• The Canon EOS Rebel SL2 is a solid entry-level choice for photographers who want an ultracompact DSLR that’s easy to use. – Tom’s Guide review – 70%
• Can Canon’s smallest ever DSLR take on the mirrorless clan? – Stuff.tv review – 80%
• The perfect mini DSLR for beginners? – Pocket-lint review – 80%
• The EOS 200D is petite in DSLR terms, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s lacking an impressive set of features. – Trustedreviews review – 80%
• Small, light and easy to use. – Techradar review – 80%
• The Canon EOS Rebel SL2 is the smallest SLR in the company’s lineup. It boasts a modern 24MP image sensor, but its autofocus system isn’t as good as the larger T7i. – PCMag review – 70%