Nikon D3200: Official Price for the Entry-Level DSLR

Nikon has recently unveiled a new entry-level DSLR designed to appeal to those looking to get started with their first DSLR, while still benefiting from high-quality equipment.
Today, the company is officially announcing the selling price of the Nikon D3200, as the DSLR will be available in stores within the next few days, in the first half of June.
Specifically, four kits have been designed to meet different needs, each with distinct price points.
Before detailing the prices of the Nikon D3200, it’s advisable to quickly summarize the technical specifications of this entry-level DSLR.
First and foremost, the Nikon D3200 features a 24.2 MP DX-format CMOS sensor, an 11-point autofocus system, and a high ISO range from 100 to 6400, expandable to 12800.
The EXPEED 3 processor provides the camera with speed and power.

This entry-level DSLR can also be easily used to record Full HD 1080p videos. For even higher quality results, it’s worth noting that the camera supports the use of Nikon’s ME-1 stereo microphone, which, it should be mentioned, is not included with the Nikon D3200 but must be purchased separately.
This camera allows for easy sharing of photos and videos thanks to the WU-1a wireless adapter for communication with mobile devices.
This latter component alone costs €60, meaning it can be purchased separately and is not included in the DSLR’s packaging.
Here are the prices of the Nikon D3200 across its different sales kits:
– Nikon D3200 kit with 18-55 lens and Lexar SD card: €720
– Nikon D3200 kit with 18-55 + 55-300 lenses and Lexar SD card: €990
– Nikon D3200 kit with 18-55 + 55-200 lenses and Lexar SD card: €920
– Nikon D3200 kit with 18-105 lens and Lexar SD card: €820.