Adorama's 'Summer Sony Sale' drops the A7R V and A7R IV cameras to a record-low price — these still-great bodies are much cheaper than the A7R VI
Adorama is currently offering significant discounts on the Sony A7R V and A7R IV cameras as part of their 'Summer Sony Sale'. The A7R V is priced at $3,298, down from $3,798, while the A7R IV is available for $2,798, reduced from $3,698. These models, although older, still provide excellent performance and features for photographers.
- ▪The Sony A7R V is now available for $3,298, a $500 discount from its original price.
- ▪The A7R IV is retailing for $2,798, offering a savings of $900 compared to its original price.
- ▪Both cameras feature a 61MP sensor, making them capable of producing high-resolution images.
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Cameras Mirrorless Cameras Adorama's 'Summer Sony Sale' drops the A7R V and A7R IV cameras to a record-low price — these still-great bodies are much cheaper than the A7R VI Deals By Alex Whitelock published 3 June 2026 Up to $900 off versus the original price for these excellent flagships When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The stunning new Sony Alpha A7R VI has been one of the biggest camera launches of the past few months, and with good reason - our review has praised it as a near-perfect full-frame…
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