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Sony a6100 Mirrorless Camera 4K APS-C ILCE-6100YB with 2 Lens Kit 16-50mm + 55-210mm | Official Sony USA Partner

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9.6Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

The clearest contents of any kit here: USA authorised with full Sony USA warranty, and both lenses are genuine Sony optics rather than third-party filler.

  • States Sony USA authorised with full Sony USA warranty, rather than a dealer warranty
  • Both lenses genuine Sony: SELP1650 16-50mm OSS and SEL55210 55-210mm OSS
  • Claimed world's fastest autofocus at 0.02 seconds with real-time tracking and up to 11fps
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CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandSony
Catalog score9.6 / 10

Product overview

Sony a6100 Two-Lens Kit (ILCE-6100YB): What to Know

This listing leads with the thing that should lead: SONY USA AUTHORIZED, includes full Sony USA warranty. Read that against the Nikon D3500 bundle further down this page, which states its own import status and a one-year dealer warranty, and you have the single most important distinction in this category. A manufacturer warranty means Sony repairs the camera; a dealer warranty means the seller does, for as long as they exist.

The lenses are both real Sony. The listing names them specifically: the SELP1650 E PZ 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS as the standard zoom and the SEL55210 E 55-210mm F4.5-6.3 OSS as the telephoto. Both are genuine E-mount optics with optical stabilisation, which means the second lens in this kit is a lens you would actually use rather than a curiosity. That is not true of every bundle here.

The camera's headline specification is autofocus, and it is a strong one: Sony claims the world's fastest autofocus at 0.02 seconds, with real-time autofocus and object tracking, and up to 11 frames per second. For moving subjects that remains competitive. The sensor is 24.2 megapixels APS-C Exmor with front-end LSI and ISO to 51,200, and video is 4K with 2.4x oversampling, full pixel readout and no pixel binning, which is a meaningfully better 4K implementation than a cropped or line-skipped one.

The practical extras include a 180-degree tiltable 3-inch touchscreen and a microphone input, which together make it usable for self-recorded video.

One honest note on the bundle: beyond the camera and two Sony lenses, the additional items are third-party, a Deco Gear bag, a compatible rather than genuine NP-FW50 battery, and a SanDisk 128GB card. Those are perfectly serviceable; just do not read them as Sony accessories.

Key Listed Features

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States Sony USA authorised with full Sony USA warranty, rather than a dealer warranty

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Both lenses genuine Sony: SELP1650 16-50mm OSS and SEL55210 55-210mm OSS

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Claimed world's fastest autofocus at 0.02 seconds with real-time tracking and up to 11fps

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24.2MP APS-C Exmor sensor, ISO to 51,200, and 4K with 2.4x oversampling and no pixel binning

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Why does 4K with oversampling matter?

Because it determines how detailed the video actually is. Some cameras produce 4K by reading only some of the sensor's lines, which is fast but loses detail and creates aliasing. Sony states this camera oversamples by 2.4x with full pixel readout and no pixel binning, meaning it reads more sensor data than the final 4K frame needs and downsamples, which produces visibly cleaner footage. It is one of the few video specifications that reliably separates good 4K from nominal 4K.

Is a compatible battery a problem?

Not immediately, and worth understanding. Third-party batteries in the right specification work and are much cheaper; what they sometimes lack is the chip that reports accurate remaining capacity to the camera, and their cycle life is variable. For a spare it is a sensible saving. As the only battery you own it is less ideal, because a camera that cannot tell you how much charge is left is a nuisance on a day out. A genuine NP-FW50 as a second battery is a cheap fix.