Nikon D7000 Digital SLR Camera Body Only (16.2MP) 3 inch LCD (Renewed)

Reconditioned? I couldn’t tell - moved up from a D60 - OK so it’s old technology but it’s good technology - enjoying the camera and all my old lenses fit so no problems there. Highly recommend this route for an upgrade - the 12 month guarantee a bonus - can’t fault it at the moment 👍

I bought the D7000 DSLR as a foray into DSLR photography, thd camera is a treat to use. The manual that comes with it can be hard going, I suggest that if you purchase a D7000 then get yourself a copy of David Busch's book NikonD7000. It is well written and well populated with photographs of the camera. He makes it very easy to understand.

I wanted an upgrade from my D3000 and I am very happy with this camera. Still trying to figure out the new features but that’s part of the fun.

I buy from amazon all the time but second hand cameras are to expensive especially the out dated ones , I bought a d7000 from mpb in mint condition with super low shutter count for the quarter of the price as a walk around camera there are better deals out there .

I owned this camera 12 years ago when I would have given it a 5 star review. 12 years is a long time in the tech world and £400 is a lot of money for old, refurbished tech. It will capture as detailed images now as it would then. But obviously, tech has moved on.

We bought this as a replacement as my wife's D80 shutter motor broke. She loves it. The photo quality is amazing. We're using the D80 autofocus lens and it works perfectly. It's a heavier, strong, and durable camera and you can feel the quality that Nikon put into this. Saved us a lot of money without having to buy a brand new model. It looked brand new when we opened the package and the shutter count was as advertised.

As good as new. Functional in every aspect. Well worth the price. However, no record of how many shutter cycles it had.

Excellent camera, exactly as described and works perfectly, Speedy delivery

Ive been taking pictures ictures on my phone and my point n click Poloriod snap for awhile now and this was a nice step up.

This was a terrible experience for me. I do business with Amazon all the time, but have never had this happen. Ther camera did not work--lens autofocus, which works fine with another body--wouldn't work with this one I purchased. The item was defective, so I returned it. I received a "return refund" quickly, but it was for $579.53. My total purchase cost was charged a "restocking fee" of $59.90. For an item that didn't work? That is outrageous, and I am not happy at all. I expected much more from Amazon.