Fujifilm’s X half is perfect for analog fans, now with its first major price cut over Cyber Monday

fujifilm x half in three colorways on a gray background
(Image credit: Fujifilm)

The Fujifilm X half was for me one of 2025's stand out cameras; a charming and unique digital compact that reimagines the half-frame film camera experience. It's a healthy dose of photography fun, but many felt it was a little overpriced at launch. Cyber Monday brings good news, therefore, and that's the first significant X half deal; the Fujifilm X half for $599 at Adorama (was $849) / Fujifilm X half for £499 at Amazon (was £699) – that's 29% off.

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That deal is available for all three colorways; silver, charcoal or black, while Adorama adds a memory card and hard shell case at no extra cost for US shoppers.

It's not for everyone, but if you want a dinky compact with unique film photography-inspired features, then the X half is well worth a look, especially at this new price. For more cameras deals, my Black Friday Camera deals roundup is still worth looking at today. Also, make sure you check out TechRadar's live Cyber Monday coverage for other tech bargains.

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I joined the TechRadar team as Cameras Editor three years ago, and since then I've covered every Fujifilm product launch and Black Friday / Amazon Prime Day sale. I've personally reviewed numerous Fujifilm cameras, including the X half and X100VI. Fujifilm price cuts are rare, even during Black Friday / Cyber Monday, so this X half deal is well worth looking into.

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Fujifilm X half: was $849 now $599 at Wex Photo Video

$250 off the X half is a rare Fujifilm deal (just apply the $50 coupon to bring the $649 sale price down to $599), taking the quirky compact down to what I reckon is a fair and tempting price. And if you shop through Adorama, make sure to purchase the Free Accessories option because you'll get a memory card and hardshell camera case at no extra cost. The X half is available in silver, charcoal or black versions, all available at this sale price.

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Fujifilm X half: was £699 now £499 at Amazon

£200 off the X half is a rare Fujifilm deal, taking the quirky compact down to what I reckon is a fair and tempting price. The X half is available in silver, charcoal or black versions, all available at this sale price.

Price check: £499 at WEX

Fujifilm X half compact camera being held up to person's eye

SO cute (the camera, not me)! (Image credit: Tim Coleman)

I enjoyed the Fujifilm X half so much that I wrote about it multiple times, including my X half review where I gave it a 4 out of 5 rating, and an ode to its film-roll mode which is one of the cutest camera features I've played with in years.

A word of warning; don't take the X half too seriously. It's not designed to be a serious photography tool, but a charming and outright fun camera. For example, the sensor is vertical format for the authentic half-frame photography experience, plus there's no RAW format stills, only 18MP JPEGs.

What we get instead are unique film photography-inspired features, such as the film-roll mode which locks in your color profile and deactivates the digital display until you use up the 'roll' – you only see the photos later once they are 'developed' in the mobile app. There's also a secondary LCD screen which can display your film roll (color profile) selection. It's all impossibly charming.

Design wise, the camera is properly dinky and weighs just 240g, and features a 1-inch 20MP sensor and fixed 32mm f/2.8 lens. If you want a 'proper' Fujifilm camera then look elsewhere, but for a little analog-inspired fun, the X half is the ticket. I highly recommend you read my review to find out more, and act on this deal while it lasts!

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Timothy Coleman
Cameras Editor

Tim joined the TechRadar team as Cameras Editor in 2023 and has enjoyed more than 15 years as a tech journalist specializing in camera gear. He's previously worked at Amateur Photographer, for a photo accessory manufacturer and as a freelance photographer and video producer, with clients including Studio 44 and Canon. He also started a media team in Nairobi, Kenya, where he lived for a few years volunteering for a faith-based organisation. Tim is married, father of three children, and loves being active, primarily running since hanging up his football boots.

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