Nikon's touchscreen DX DSLR with SnapBridge and articulating screen.
The Nikon D5600 was launched in late 2016 as an update to the D5500, adding SnapBridge Bluetooth connectivity while retaining the 24.2MP sensor without a low-pass filter. With a touchscreen, vari-angle display, and 39-point AF system, it is one of Nikon's most well-rounded DX DSLRs for enthusiast photographers.
The 39-point AF system with 9 cross-type points provides reliable autofocus for general photography. Burst rate is 5fps. The 3.2-inch vari-angle touchscreen enables intuitive operation and comfortable shooting at unusual angles. 1080p 60fps video is available. SnapBridge provides always-on Bluetooth image transfer.
The D5600 is praised for excellent image quality from the 24MP filter-free sensor, the versatile touchscreen, and the vari-angle display. It corrects the D5500's missing wireless connectivity. It is criticised for the lack of 4K video and the limited SnapBridge app which was unreliable at launch.
Good value used. Check the touchscreen, vari-angle hinge, and SnapBridge pairing. The D5600 is arguably the sweet spot of Nikon's DX DSLR lineup, offering the best balance of features and price. The D7500 adds more AF points and 4K video for a modest premium.