New in box Nikon Z-6 with 24-70 lens for sale: $2,100. Shipped in original box packed within a well insulated outer package, complete with all that came from Nikon. Not gray market so...

Wes Loc: Dallas

$2,100. Shipped in original box packed within a well insulated outer package, complete with all that came from Nikon. Not gray market so it can be serviced by Nikon USA whenever needed. I have a large 100% positive feedback with eBay but am not selling there because they now charge me 10% (over $200.00) and you tax so that would add about $400.00 to the cost. If you have been thinking of upgrading your photography equipment this could be your opportunity to do it and save a few dollars.

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IDguy Loc: Idaho

Why are you selling?

I have one and am coming to like it more and more. For me it replaced a D800. The D800 took awesome images but the Z6 is far more enjoyable to use...especially in dim light because the touch screen control is visible and it has noticeably less high ISO noise.

tcthome Loc: NJ

IDguy wrote:

Why are you selling?

I have one and am coming to like it more and more. For me it replaced a D800. The D800 took awesome images but the Z6 is far more enjoyable to use...especially in dim light because the touch screen control is visible and it has noticeably less high ISO noise.

I'm curious also!

Julian Loc: Sarasota, FL

Lens adapter included?

jbk224 Loc: Long Island, NY

Why would anyone purchase this at $2100 when they can pay $2196 and receive all of Nikon's warranties from an authorized dealer?

SonyBug

Wes wrote:

$2,100. Shipped in original box packed within a well insulated outer package, complete with all that came from Nikon. Not gray market so it can be serviced by Nikon USA whenever needed. I have a large 100% positive feedback with eBay but am not selling there because they now charge me 10% (over $200.00) and you tax so that would add about $400.00 to the cost. If you have been thinking of upgrading your photography equipment this could be your opportunity to do it and save a few dollars.

BH Photo has it for $2196 brand new...

Wes Loc: Dallas

Why selling? I'm ninety-one years of age and this camera is a bit more advanced than I had expected. I was hoping my grandson could help me with it but because of the COVID-19 that hasn't happened. He did say the buttons are similar to my D70s but there seems to be a few extra bells and whistles. If I can get back most of what I paid I will be content with my earlier Nikon.

Wes Loc: Dallas

I have no argument with that. This was bought from an authorized dealer and is covered by Nikon's USA policies. They get the same thing from a dealer. I was hoping the buyer would appreciate the price reduction and not having to pay the taxes that I have already paid. The dealer likely also pays the shipping

jbk224 Loc: Long Island, NY

Wes, I certainly understand why you are selling. However, just to be clear....Nikon's warranty does not travel with your camera and lens. The warranties are not transferrable.

SonyBug

jbk224 wrote:

Wes, I certainly understand why you are selling. However, just to be clear....Nikon's warranty does not travel with your camera and lens. The warranties are not transferrable.

Normally that is true. But if the warranty was not registered and the camera is a "gift" to the new owner, then the warranty can be registered.

IDguy Loc: Idaho

jbk224 wrote:

Wes, I certainly understand why you are selling. However, just to be clear....Nikon's warranty does not travel with your camera and lens. The warranties are not transferrable.

I see that is true. But if seller did not register than buyer will be the original owner as far as Nikon knows.

jbk224 Loc: Long Island, NY

IDguy wrote:

I do not believe that is correct. Reference?

You can check Nikon's Warranty--Non Transferrable.

jbk224 Loc: Long Island, NY

SonyBug wrote:

Normally that is true. But if the warranty was not registered and the camera is a "gift" to the new owner, then the warranty can be registered.

You said it...I didn't.

Wes Loc: Dallas

Nikon Z6: I called Nikon 1/800/645-6687 and talked with Carlos: The warranty is transferrable because it was bought from a reputable Nikon dealer. So that removes that objection. I do appreciate the fact that UHH's look our for other members thought.

jbk224 Loc: Long Island, NY

You know...I just don't get it. You can go on Nikon's website and see the warranty. D/L the warranty. Carlos may have misunderstood you. If not, he is incorrect and Nikon's supervisors are now tracking this call to ensure that all their personal are properly versed in the company's policies.
See attached. Enough already with misinformation.
https://www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_article?articleNo=000001237&lang=en_US