I would change my vote but it wont be that long and I will be right. Hmm, just looked and the shutter count is around 90,000 (thought it would be more than that) but I guess that still averages out to around 90 to 100 per day give or take. Still using the original A7s daily at more than three years and sometimes hundreds of shots at a time. Had the original A7 and used it daily for a couple of years without problems. 70k seems like an awfully low number to me, and I am mightily annoyed to the tune of hundreds of dollars. So have you ever had to replace the shutter on a Sony A7 series camera? If so at what point did it fail? Or have you shot a ton of shots and it has not failed? I've seen some claims that mirrorless shutters are supposed to last 500k clicks but I don't think that's realistic. However, it got me wondering about Sony shutter life in general with these cameras.

The repair was due to impact of the camera onto a concrete floor, so that was my fault. I think it started failing in part because it was previously repaired and not replaced, and that has me suspicious. Currently, one of my cameras, an A7r2, is getting its shutter replaced after just 70k clicks.

Exiftool shutter count sony a7ii