Zeiss ZX1 Displayed at CP+ 2019, Price Around $4,200

The fixed-lens compact, Zeiss ZX1 full frame mirrorless camera were on display at the CP+ 2019 event. First announced at last year’s Photokina 2018 in September, the price of the Zeiss ZX1 is expected to be around $4,200.

In the same market of fixed-lens cameras, Zeiss ZX1 is similar to the Sony RX1, looks like it would be cheaper than upcoming Leica Q2 camera.

You can see the listing at B&H Photo Video. See the press text and additional coverage.

Zeiss ZX1 Size Comparison with Leica, Sony, Nikon Cameras

Zeiss ZX1 Camera Specs

37.4 MP sensor (developed by Zeiss).
ISO range 80-51,200.
Shutter 30-1/8000 (with a silent operation).
Fixed Zeiss Distagon 35mm F2.0 (with T* coating). The camera has AF but there is a MF switch on the lens.
Min focus distance of 30cm.
Very simple (and minimalistic) design with 2 dials and a shutter button – the rest of the control is done via the 4.3″ touchscreen.
0.7″ OLED viewfinder (1080p resolution).
Continuous shooting 3fps.
Video: 4K @30p (1080p @ 60p). 15 min limit per clip.
No memory card slot – 512GB of internal flash storage.
USB-C for charging and image transfer to a computer.
Other connections include HDMI/headphone and mic.
WIFI/BT built in.
Lightroom mobile built-in (user can start edit in camera and continue on the computer).
Online sharing options (currently e-mail/dropbox and facebook (Zeiss is working on more options before the camera will reach the market).
Weight: 1.76 lb / 800 g with battery.
No pricing is known at this point (the camera should be available in early 2019).