Nikon Z 7II Ultra-high Resolution Full-Frame mirrorless discounted to $1696.95

Save $803 off the list price.

Resolution is the draw here: Nikon's Z 7II pairs a 45.7MP full-frame sensor with 4K UHD 60p video and dual card slots.

Amazon has the Nikon Z 7II Ultra-high Resolution Full-Frame mirrorless for $1696.95, saving $803 off the $2499.95 list price. That puts it at its lowest price in six months.

THE DEAL

Nikon Z 7II Ultra-high Resolution Full-Frame mirrorless

$1696.95 (was $2499.95) - Save $803 (32% off)

WhereAmazon Expires: No end date listed

Get This Deal

For just $1696.95, down from its list price of $2499.95, the Z 7II also costs less than its 90-day average of $1985.41. Its 30-day average is $2077.39, so the appeal extends beyond the list-price comparison.

What You're Getting

• The 45.7MP resolution makes fine detail the focus, with autofocus improvements over the original Z 7.
• Buffer capacity is 3.3 times that of the original Z 7, alongside faster continuous shooting.
• Dual card slots support CFexpress/XQD and UHS-II SD, giving wedding and event photographers flexibility on assignment.
• 4K UHD 60p recording supports smoother action and the ability to slow footage in post. USB-C provides constant power and charging for video shoots, livestreams and timelapses.
• The camera accepts NIKKOR Z lenses and approximately 360 F-mount NIKKOR lenses through the separately sold FTZ mount adapter.

Who This Is For

Photographers prioritizing high-resolution stills get the clearest reason to consider this deal, particularly if dual card slots matter for paid assignments. It also suits creators who want stills and 4K video in one camera, with USB-C power available for longer sessions. Existing F-mount lens owners have an adapter path, though the FTZ is a separate purchase.

Final Verdict

The Z 7II earns consideration through its combination of resolution, recording options and card flexibility, with a current price below its recent averages. Get this deal if those capabilities match your photography and video work.