Nikon Z8 dips to $3,297 as kits fall too

Nikon’s Z8 mirrorless camera has been marked down to $3,297, a reduction the company describes as "its lowest price ever." The cut applies to both standalone bodies and bundled kits, putting the Z8 at a new low in current listings.

The camera is also offered in a kit with the Nikkor Z 24-120mm F4 S lens for $4197 (was $5200). Body-only listings appear at $3297 (was $4300). Those figures mirror the recent price moves for Nikon’s midrange and enthusiast models, which the reporting notes as matching their previous all-time lows.

Retail listings and deal roundups highlighted that the Z8’s current pricing applies across the common purchase options, "including body-only and with the 24-120mm F4 kit lens." That phrasing reflects how the reductions show up in both the single-item and kit SKUs consumers typically find when shopping for a full-frame mirrorless rig.

For photographers considering an upgrade, the new numbers narrow the gap between the Z8 and other full-frame options in Nikon’s lineup. The report also mentions that the Z6 II and Z5 are at their own all-time low prices, placing multiple Nikon models into a buying window that some users may find more compelling than recent months.

As always with price-sensitive purchases, compare configurations and check what’s included in each listing: bodies, lenses, warranties and any bundled accessories can change the value proposition even when headline numbers look similar. The documented price changes here give a clear snapshot of how the Z8 and its common kit are being positioned in current market listings.

We’ll continue to monitor any further changes to Nikon Z8 pricing and how other manufacturers respond in the full-frame mirrorless space.