Where they actually differ
The most decisive specs, ranked by how much they matter — before the full spec table.
| Spec | Fujifilm - X100VI | Sony - ZV-E10 II |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 521 g | 377 g |
| AF points | 425 | 759 |
| Megapixels | 40 MP | 26 MP |
| In-body stabilization | true | false |
| Max video | 6K | 4K60 |
Between the X100VI and ZV-E10 II, the X100VI comes out ahead in megapixels / in-body stabilization, while the ZV-E10 II wins on weight / af points. Overall, the X100VI scores 72.3 and the ZV-E10 II scores 69.8 on our Mars Score.
Which should you buy?
These two are nearly even on the Mars Score (72.3 vs 69.8). The decision is not about overall quality — both clear the bar — it is about which specific trade-offs fit your use.
Pick the X100VI if you care most about megapixels / in-body stabilization. The biggest gaps in its favor are megapixels, in-body stabilization, max video. The single most decisive one: Megapixels — 53.85% more. 40 MP vs 26 MP.
Pick the ZV-E10 II if you carry the device everywhere and weight or thickness has been the deciding factor before. Its strongest claims are weight, af points. The single most decisive one: Weight — 144.00 g less. 377 vs 521.
Both ship with comparable sensor size, log profile, so those specs do not separate the two — focus on the differences below.
Bottom line: there is no wrong answer here — match the spec advantages to how you actually use the product. The Mars Score parity says both are well-rounded; the differences are about trade-offs, not quality.
Which should you buy: Fujifilm - X100VI or Sony - ZV-E10 II?
Fujifilm - X100VI leads the current Mars Score by 2.5 points.The more useful decision is the trade-off behind that result: compare megapixels, max video, weight against the way you will actually use the product.
Choose Fujifilm - X100VI if…
Fujifilm - X100VI has the measurable edge on megapixels, has ibis, max video.
Choose Sony - ZV-E10 II if…
Sony - ZV-E10 II has the measurable edge on weight g, af points.
This is a structured comparison of the published catalog values. It is not a claim of identical real-world performance across every workload; use the linked spec drill-downs and methodology page to inspect the inputs.
Why Fujifilm - X100VI wins
- ▲Megapixels — 53.85% more. 40 MP vs 26 MP.
- ▲Has In-body stabilization.
- ▲Max video: 6K (vs 4K60).
Why Sony - ZV-E10 II wins
- ▲Weight — 144.00 g less. 377 vs 521.
- ▲AF points — 78.59% more. 759 vs 425.
Spec comparison
Sensor
| Spec | Fujifilm - X100VI | Sony - ZV-E10 II |
|---|---|---|
| Sensor sizeⓘ | APS-C | APS-C |
| Megapixels | 40 MPlead | 26 MP |
| Max ISO | 12800 | 32000lead |
Video
| Spec | Fujifilm - X100VI | Sony - ZV-E10 II |
|---|---|---|
| Max video | 6Klead | 4K60 |
| RAW video | false | false |
| Log profileⓘ | true | true |
Autofocus
| Spec | Fujifilm - X100VI | Sony - ZV-E10 II |
|---|---|---|
| AF pointsⓘ | 425 | 759lead |
| Eye AFⓘ | true | true |
| In-body stabilizationⓘ | truelead | false |
Body & Controls
| Spec | Fujifilm - X100VI | Sony - ZV-E10 II |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 521 g | 377 glead |
| Weather sealedⓘ | false | false |
| Dual card slotsⓘ | false | false |