GeneinChi Loc: Chicago, IL

I am selling my like new..less than 500 clicks....Sony Rx100 III.
I love the camera. It is unbelievable what technology they can put into such a small body. There are a zillion reviews on line and on this forum.
Why am I selling it..I know the question will be asked.
Although I have have large hands, it still fits. The problem is that I have moderate carpal tunnel in both hands and as a result have quite a bit of numbness. Consequently, because of the small size I do not feel secure with the camera. i am gong to purchase something larger once I sell this.

I have all everything that came with the camera (may not have original box). In addition I will include a Scandisk Plus 32 GB 80/mb/s
class 10 memory card as well as a Megagear leather case.

PRICE: $650 delivered anywhere in lower 48. I have PayPal or will accept check.

PM if interested.

Thanks

Gene
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genegunsberg@gmail.com

gene

lloydl2 Loc: Gilbert, AZ

I believe their is a grip attachment available for the camera that could solve your problem. I have a wrist strap attached to mine, that is easy and quick to put on and off. It is made by peak design a relatively new and innovative company that makes camera straps and attachments

ps I too have that camera and it is phenomenal I hardly use my full frame anymore!

singleviking Loc: Lake Sebu Eco Park, Philippines

Gene,
If you're really serious about selling it, you should have no trouble at that price. However, I too found the RX-100M3 to be a bit small in my hands and bought a GARIZ half case and full enclosure. ALL LEATHER, and it fully protects the camera as well as adding either a small grip in the half case or there's one that allows for SONY's add-on grip. I also added a MAG-filter CPF to the lens to protect the blades.
I decided on the small leather grip on the half case and am very pleased with the feel and function. I also added a wrist strap attached to the flip out securing thumb screw on the base of the case and it adds real security of any dropping the camera. I don't trust those flimsy wrist straps that SONY supplied.

This camera and LUMIX's alternative are still the best pocket cameras presently on the market.

Good luck.