Last Amazon Prime Deal Day… Top 10 Selling Deals so Far

These are so far the top 10 best selling Amazon Prime deals on FujiRumors.

  1. Apple AirPods Pro 2
  2. SmallRig Fujifilm NP-W126S Battery
  3. SmallRig Fujifilm NP-W235 Battery
  4. SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II
  5. SmallRig Vintage Camera Wrist Strap
  6. SanDisk 256GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-II
  7. SmallRig Rope Camera Neck Shoulder Strap
  8. SmallRig Dual NP-W235 charger
  9. SmallRig X-T5 L-Shape Grip
  10. Samsung T9 Portable SSD 4TB

Runner up

Amazon Prime Pages

X Mount Lens Deals – USA (but similar Deals should be available also in EUROPE)

Storage Media

Fujifilm Batteries and Chargers

APPLE and Other Mixed Deals

Accessories

General Lens Deal Pages

SMALLRIG – save up to 50% on hundreds of SmallRig products

SmallRig for Fujifilm

SmallRig Lights and Tripods

EUROPE DEALS

Amazon Germany direct links to deals:

Amazon UK:

Amazon France:

Amazon Italy:

Amazon Spain:

Fujifilm X100VI at Regular Price at Amazon USA – Preorders (UPDATED)

The Fujifilm X100VI is now available for order at regular price at Amazon US here (shipped and sold by Amazon). There is currently no estimated shipping date.

You can’t order the X100VI anymore at BHphoto (request assistance) and also not at Adorama (notify when available).

Outside U.S. there has been a huge stock surge for X100VI due to the reasons we explained here.

UPDATE: no longer available

Sigma 17-40mm f/1.8 Shipping and in Stock

The Sigma 17-40mm f/1.8 DC ART is now shipping and in stock at Amazon US here (only 1 unit left – sold via third party seller Focus Camera, which is also listed as official Fujifilm retailer here by FujifilmUSA).

The lens is officially scheduled to ship tomorrow, although we can expect limited supply initially as Sigma has already announced possible delays due to high demand.

Deal Wars: Amazon, B&H, and Adorama Battle It Out with 4-Day Mega Sales

Competition is a beautiful thing — and today we see another great example of it.

Amazon has just kicked off its massive 4-day Prime event, but B&H Photo [here] and Adorama [here] aren’t letting Amazon steal the spotlight. They’ve launched their own huge 4-day sales to go head-to-head with the retail giant.

Some of the deals are exclusive to B&H and Adorama, while others match Amazon’s Prime pricing — like the Viltrox X mount lens deals currently available at B&H and also at Amazon here.

Here are the dedicated pages:

Of course, Amazon goes far beyond electronics.

Anyway, it might be worth taking a closer look — some of these deals are really solid. I’ve highlighted a few of the most interesting ones for you below.

Amazon Prime Pages

Fujifilm Batteries and Chargers

X Mount Lens Deals – USA (but similar Deals should be available also in EUROPE)

Storage Media

APPLE and Other Mixed Deals

Accessories

General Lens Deal Pages

SMALLRIG – save up to 50% on hundreds of SmallRig products

SmallRig for Fujifilm

SmallRig Lights and Tripods

EUROPE DEALS

Amazon Germany direct links to deals:

Amazon UK:

Amazon France:

Amazon Italy:

Amazon Spain:

Tariff Trouble Ahead? Why the Fujifilm X-E5 Could Be Most at Risk – and What You Can Do Now

New Troubles for Fujifilm X-E5

A few weeks ago we wrote an article in which we go through all the struggles the X-E line had to deal with.

Well, the challenges for the X-E line might as well continue with the Fujifilm X-E5.

And in today article I will try to give an answer to the questions some FR-readers made me about how the new tariffs could impact the Fujifilm X-E5 pre-orders.

The news is this: the U.S. set to increase tariffs on Japanese-made products from 10% to 25% starting August 1st. And I would not be surprised if the Fujifilm X-E5 could become one of the first victims of the new policy.

  • Disclaimer 1: This is a well-reasoned assumption on my part, but not a confirmed rumor or official information—so please treat it as speculation
  • Disclaimer 2: My assumption is based on the very likely scenario that, just like the X100VI, X-T5, X-T50, and X-M5, the X-E5 units bound for the U.S. market will also be manufactured in Japan to avoid the even riskier China tariff policy of the US (which at some point even reached 145%)

So, if Disclaimer 2 turns out to be correct—that is, if the Fujifilm X-E5 units for the U.S. market are indeed made in Japan (as is the case with the X100VI, X-T5, X-T50, and X-M5)—then it’s safe to assume that the X-E5’s launch price was likely calculated based on the current 10% tariff.

And that could be a problem.

Because the Fujifilm X-E5 is officially scheduled to ship on August 28. This means the units destined for the U.S. will likely arrive sometime in mid-August, well after the new 25% tariff goes into effect.

Any shipments arriving after August 1st (pretty much every X-E5 unit) would likely incur the new 25% tariff.

This puts the X-E5 in a particularly vulnerable position—probably priced under one tariff regime (10%) but potentially delivered under another (25%).

So, unlike existing made in Japan gear (X-T5 & Co) already in Fujifilm’s U.S. warehouses (or arriving there before August 1st), the Fujifilm X-E5 could be among the first products affected by the higher rate, putting upward pressure on prices.

Whether Fujifilm will absorb the extra cost or pass it on to customers remains unclear—but the risk of a price increase is real, and growing.

🔒 The Smart Move: Pre-Order the X-E5 Now to Lock in the Price 🔒

Given what we have discussed, it’s hard to ignore the risk of a post-launch price increase for the X-E5.

That’s why, if you’re seriously considering the Fujifilm X-E5, the best move right now mighe be to pre-order it as soon as possible.

By placing your order today, you’re not just reserving your camera—you’re also locking in the current price, which was very likely calculated under the existing 10% tariff structure.

So if the X-E5 is on your wishlist, don’t wait until August to make your move. Pre-ordering now might be the most cost-effective decision you can make.

And keep in mind: you’ll still have plenty of time to decide whether to keep your pre-order, since the camera isn’t shipping until August 28. Pre-ordering now costs you nothing, but it locks in the current price and protects you in case prices go up later. And in the unfortunate scenario that it goes up, also the price for second hand units will go up.