Which is better for product videos: a used Canon R50 or Sony ZV-E10 II?

For dedicated product videos, I’d lean Sony ZV-E10 II. If you want the cheapest solid option, a used Canon R50 can still make a lot of sense—especially if you also shoot photos.

Why the Sony ZV-E10 II is usually the better pick for product videos:

• It’s built more squarely for video-first work.
• It supports 4K up to 60p and 10-bit internal recording, which gives you more flexibility if you color grade.
• Its lens ecosystem is very broad, so it’s generally easy to find options for product b-roll, close-ups, and different focal lengths.
• Sony’s autofocus tracking is generally strong for demos and talking-head style product videos.

Why a used Canon R50 is still worth considering:

• It’s often the better value on the used market, so you can spend more on lighting, audio, or a tripod.
• It’s a good hybrid camera if you’ll also shoot stills.
• Its 4K 30p footage is sharp and more than enough for many product clips.

Bottom line:

• Choose the Sony ZV-E10 II if your priority is the best overall video-focused setup.
• Choose the used Canon R50 if you want a lower-cost hybrid camera and don’t need the Sony’s extra video features.

If you tell me your budget and whether you’ll shoot mostly talking-head reviews, tabletop demos, or overhead product shots, I can narrow it down further.