Sony ZV-E10 II deals now live:

• Up to $200 off at Amazon
• Up to $200 off at B&H Photo Video
• Up to $200 off at Adorama

The best way is to set price drop alert for ZV-E10 II at WhenPriceDrop, they will alert you when price drops.

https://www.whenpricedrop.com/search-products/?keyword=zv-e10+ii

You can also check used deals on Sony ZV-E10 II through stores below:

1. KEH

2. MPB

3. B&H Photo Video Used Store

4. Adorama Used Store 

5. Amazon Warehouse Deals

6. eBay

Same boat, watching this

Works great for me

Just catching up on this thread but i wanted to chime in because i have been shooting with this camera for a good while now and i am super satisfied with how it has held up. Last year i was in this exact same spot, refreshing tabs every five minutes hoping for a miracle price. One thing i will say though, be really careful with those massive bundles you see on some big retail sites. My friend actually grabbed one and basically everything except the camera itself was total junk... like those tiny plastic tripods that snap immediately and filters that just ruin your image quality. It is honestly not worth the headache. Just getting the body was the right move for me and i have zero regrets, it has been working so well for my travel vlogs. Making sure you are buying from an authorized shop is huge so you dont end up with a grey market unit that has no warranty. That is a mistake i see people make way too often when a price looks too good to be true. Better to be safe than sorry when you are dropping this kind of cash.

I totally agree with looking at used options, but from a market research perspective, Sony is typically much more conservative with holiday discounts than Canon or Nikon. The Sony ZV-E10 II holds its value really well, so you probably wont see the same aggressive price cuts that you might find on the Canon EOS R50. In my experience, Sony usually bundles value rather than slashing the base price. While the initial cost might be higher than competitors, the E-mount system is a much safer long-term investment because the lens options are so much broader and cheaper. Here are my main tips for this BF cycle:

• Focus on finding a kit that includes the Sony GP-VPT2BT Shooting Grip since the bundle discount is usually better than buying them separately.
• Only buy from authorized dealers to ensure you get a valid warranty; saving fifty bucks on a gray market import isnt worth the risk if the sensor has issues. Anyway, just be patient and keep an eye on the official Sony bundles since those are what the big retailers will be sticking to. Its better to be cautious and get the full coverage.

I am totally with you on this, been hunting for the same thing for ages and it is driving me crazy. I am super happy with how the specs look and I know it works well for the high-fps stuff I need, but the lack of a real discount is killing me. Honestly I have been dealing with this for like two months and still nothing has popped up that feels like a real steal.

• still refreshing every day
• no complaints about the gear itself
• basically just stuck in limbo Funny enough, I actually spent all morning trying to fix my old mountain bike instead of looking at camera specs. Ended up with grease all over my rug because I thought I could wing it without a manual. Probably should have just stayed on the forums and kept searching lol. Anyway, but yeah, still no luck on my end either.