Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T200

CONDITION 9/10

EXCELLENT. VERY FEW SIGNS OF USE, WITH PROTECTIVE FILM ON THE SCREEN. 

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T200 in silver is peak late-2000s sophistication — smooth, futuristic, and quietly confident. Released in 2007, it marked a turning point in pocket camera design, where high fashion and high function began to merge in earnest.

THE PICS

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THE LOOKS

The silver finish gives the T200 a refined, almost mirror-like presence. It’s less loud than its colorful siblings but every bit as striking. The minimalistic sliding lens cover and brushed metal surface lend it a sleek, high-end feel, reminiscent of the era’s best tech design — elegant, understated, and timeless.

THE SPECS

This ultra-slim compact packs an 8.1-megapixel CCD sensor and a Carl Zeiss 5× optical zoom lens starting at a handy 35 mm equivalent. The real star is the massive 3.5-inch touchscreen on the back — unusually large for its time — making the T200 feel ahead of the curve in user experience and aesthetics. Optical image stabilization keeps things sharp, even in motion.

DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS

• Refined silver finish: Understated yet effortlessly elegant.

• Sliding lens cover: Clean, uninterrupted front panel with a satisfying glide.

• Extra-large touchscreen: 3.5 inches of pure late-2000s wow factor.

• Carl Zeiss 5× zoom lens: A premium spec wrapped in a polished shell.

THE VERDICT

The T200 in silver embodies a particular kind of quiet luxury — sleek lines, no unnecessary fuss, and just enough tech bravado to make it unforgettable. It’s the kind of camera that slips into your pocket and still feels like a statement piece.