This cult compact camera is Japan's new No.1 – nearly 7 years after its release, with second-hand prices often higher than its original retail price
It's no new release, but this Canon compact camera is outselling newer point-and-shoots – and for a special reason
Nearly seven years after its release, the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III has become Japan's new top-selling compact camera. Despite being priced at $879.99 when it first came out, used models are now selling for nearly double that price on MPB, an online used camera platform. The G7 X Mark III's popularity is fueled by its compact size, image quality, and ease of use, making it a popular choice among vloggers and photographers.
Its success has led to shortages, with the camera listed as backordered at Yodobashi.com and other retailers. Alongside the G7 X Mark III, the OM System Tough TG-7 returns to the top 10, making a triumphant comeback after three months of unavailability.
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