Speedy AF and new subject tracking modes ; Dedicated vlogging mode ; Improved battery life

No sensor upgrade ; The price has gone up

The Fujifilm X-S20 is a lightweight camera that can switch between shooting sharp stills and vlogging in 6.2K. However, at £300 more than the X-S10, you might still be tempted by other X Series cameras.

Super-impressive video features ; Excellent handling for beginners ; Bigger battery capacity

Pricey ; Still no weather proofing

The Fujifilm X-S20 simplifies stills photography and video content creation with a host of auto shooting modes that include a dedicated vlogging mode, automatic scene detection, and improved subject tracking. It also ups the video ante by offering...

Compact and lightweight body ; Vastly improved battery life ; Dedicated headphone socket ; Improved autofocus performance ; Up to 6.2K30 / 4K60 video

Single SD card slot ; Video AF and IBIS lag behind the competition

The Fujifilm X-S20 is a very attractive proposition. It offers a lot of the X-H2 experience at a fraction of the cost, and in a more compact and convenient chassis.

Oustandng APS-C image qualiy in all lighting conditions ; A capable video camera with useful vlogging features ; Wonderful ergonomics and straightforward UI

Single card slot and no weather sealng ; Minor autofocus issues in video mode

The perfect jumping off point for enthusiasts, with some of the best all-round ability you’ll find anywhere in its price range, for both stills and video.

All in, the X-S20 is a phenomenal mid-tier camera, which gives its target market of enthusiast hybrid shooters everything they could need.

Oustandng APS-C image qualiy in all lighting conditions ; A capable video camera with useful vlogging features ; Wonderful ergonomics and straightforward UI

Single card slot and no weather sealng ; Minor autofocus issues in video mode

The perfect jumping off point for enthusiasts, with some of the best all-round ability you’ll find anywhere in its price range, for both stills and video.