Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Wow, simply amazing. So much so I sold my Nikon DSLR & all the Lenses after 2 weeks of owning it. I had a very capable D3200 and 4 quality lenses. This matched or exceed that camera in every category. Much lighter, Much faster and spot on with Auto focusing. I was leaving my Nikon at home or in the bag way too often due to its size, Not with my A6000. I picked up the 55-210mm(great lens), and the Sigma 30mm art lens and I am pretty much set for any situation. I ended up leaving the 30mm on for most of the time(great lens for $200). Battery life is very acceptable. Pros: 1.) Good for beginner or pro as it has 2 Automatic settings(PHD-push here dummy), or as many settings as my Nikon. 2.) FAST , you can set it to shoot up to 11 frames per second. 3.) Pic quality is on par with DSLRS that cost thousands more 4.) Optical view finder is great addition 5.) Small form factor lets it go just about everywhere 6.) Programmable buttons for using the pro features. 7.) Tons of sites and Videos on the net to help and teach you to do anything with the camera. The Negatives are few and far between, but a couple gripes are as follows... 1.) Menu has a bit of a learning curve and could have been helped by a touch screen. 2.) Kit lens 16-50mm is a little subpar(16mp only) Get a $200 sigma 30mm lens 3.) View finder sensor is a bit too sensitive and will turn off main LCD screen(There is a fix, just google it). 4.) Doesn't come with a charger, but can get one on Amazon with a couple batteries(non sony) for around $22. PS> I tested out numerous camera bags and found the perfect one for me, it is the Canon 100eg($25 ish). It Is very small, secure and will hold my camera, all 3 lenses, charger with 2 extra batteries and most my other accessories.