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Sony ZV-1 vs Sony ZV-1 II

Side-by-side used price and spec comparison. Lowest current prices pulled daily from the major used-gear sites.

Sony

Sony ZV-1

Sony ZV · 2020
Lowest now
$460
MSRP
$750
-39% vs MSRP
Prices are rising

Used prices have been rising recently. Prices are up 5.7% over the last 30 days. The 90-day low was $199, $261 below today. Currently 61% of the $750 MSRP.

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Sony

Sony ZV-1 II

Sony ZV · 2023
Lowest now
$410
MSRP
$900
-54% vs MSRP
Lowest since we started watching

The lowest we've seen, though we've only been tracking this one for 4 days. $410 is the floor so far, which is not the same as a floor. That's 46% of the $900 MSRP. Prices have been steady this month.

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Quick answers

Which is cheaper used, the Sony ZV-1 or the Sony ZV-1 II?
The Sony ZV-1 II is cheaper used: $410 against $460 for the Sony ZV-1, a gap of $50 (12%) as of 2026-10-28.
Why is the older Sony ZV-1 more expensive used than the Sony ZV-1 II?
It is, by $50: $460 against $410 for the newer Sony ZV-1 II as of 2026-10-28, with 84 and 45 live listings. When an older model holds a premium, buyers usually prefer something it does that its successor changed, or the newer model is still sold new, which keeps pressure on its used price.
What share of its launch price does a used Sony ZV-1 cost?
About 61%: $460 used against a $750 launch price as of 2026-10-28.

Specs side by side

Sony ZV-1 Sony ZV-1 II
Brand SonySony
Family Sony ZVSony ZV
Category bodybody
Body type CompactCompact
Mount Fixed LensFixed Lens
Sensor 1-inch1-inch
Sensor family ——
Megapixels 20.1 MP20.1 MP
Autofocus ——
IBIS ——
Weather sealed ——
Max video ——
Max native ISO ——
Body weight 294 g292 g
Dimensions 105.5 × 60 × 43.5 mm105.5 × 60 × 46.7 mm
Body material ——
Released 2020-05-262023-05-01
Discontinued ——
Status discontinuedcurrent
MSRP $750$900
Current low $460$410
vs MSRP -39%-54%

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