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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 824398" data-attributes="member: 50197">I'm not a big fan of Nikon's refurbished gear. I have bought 3 refurb items and am batting 1 for 3. The first lens I got was fine. I got another and it was bad out of the box. I had to return for refund and reorder, and the next one died less than a year out with very light usage. I've had better luck with used. If you are looking at upgrading, have you considered mirrorless? I don't know what equipment/lenses you currently have, but mirrorless has many advantages over DSLRs. Of course, they aren't necessarily for everyone. It took a little while to get used to the EVF and some of the features, but after a couple weeks, I couldn't imagine going back. Nikon will no longer be introducing any new models of DSLR cameras or lenses. They continue to manufacture many of the current DSLR bodies and lenses, but they are dropping models from the line from time to time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 824398, member: 50197"] I'm not a big fan of Nikon's refurbished gear. I have bought 3 refurb items and am batting 1 for 3. The first lens I got was fine. I got another and it was bad out of the box. I had to return for refund and reorder, and the next one died less than a year out with very light usage. I've had better luck with used. If you are looking at upgrading, have you considered mirrorless? I don't know what equipment/lenses you currently have, but mirrorless has many advantages over DSLRs. Of course, they aren't necessarily for everyone. It took a little while to get used to the EVF and some of the features, but after a couple weeks, I couldn't imagine going back. Nikon will no longer be introducing any new models of DSLR cameras or lenses. They continue to manufacture many of the current DSLR bodies and lenses, but they are dropping models from the line from time to time. [/QUOTE]

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