Sony Alpha a6100 APS-C Mirrorless

Share epic gaming moments with screenshots, audio, or video clips Block the immediate area around corner touch controls to prevent any wrong moves Disable notifications, incoming calls, and other distractions in Competition Mode Use Audio Mixer in game clip videos to record game sounds and your voice, with volume settings for each Support for an (optional) DUALSHOCK 4 controller 3.5mm jack for (optional) wired headphones to enjoy lower latency sound A graphene heat dissipation helps to keep things cool Heat Suppression Power Control lets you charge the phone and not the battery, reducing battery stress and heat

Dedicated ergonomic shutter button Large 1/1.7" Exmore RS sensor and BIONZ X engine provide for better night shots Creator Mode delivers better color accuracy for your content Support for multi-dimensional Dolby Atmos sound Front-facing stereo speakers Look color management presets Intelligent wind filter Manual controls, such as ISO, shutter speed, white balance, and more Support for RAW/DNG output

Support for immersive 360 Reality Audio 3.5mm audio jack with only 20 dB of signal noise DSEE Ultimate support for improved frequency and dynamic range Hi-Res Audio, Hi-Res Audio Wireless, and LDAC support for dynamic audio that sounds more like what the creators intended 3 months of TIDAL Hi-Fi free for new TIDAL subscribers

Only 2.7" wide for a pocketable size that's easy to hold IP65/68 water resistance and dust protection Corning Gorilla Glass 6 on the front and back Multitask by splitting the screen into two sections Recently viewed apps in each section let you find apps faster 120 Hz refresh rate allows for smoothing scrolling 21:9 tall aspect ratio provides more space for websites, articles, maps, and more Constant monitoring of your Wi-Fi signal, automatically switching you to LTE data if Wi-Fi quality is compromised 4000mAh battery with a 30-minute quick charge that recharges up to 50% capacity Adaptive Charging monitors the phone as it charges to ensure the battery isn't being overworked