The top-plate display ("sub-LCD"), something I was ambivalent about, is implemented extremely well and turns out to be quite useful

It’s an attractively designed display, but it remains to be seen how resistant it is to scratching (I’ll be covering mine with the newly released Expert Shield Screen Protector for FujiFilm X-H1 (w/top LCD)

As I’ve been shooting, I have concluded that the tradeoff of relocating the EV dial to allow for the top LCD screen is entirely justified due to the great utility of that top screen

, I believe, I have ever experienced on a camera++ Increased sturdiness in body design, and fully water-resistant when used with "WR" Fuji lenses++ High-resolution eye display (now at 3.69 million pixels, higher than the X-T2)++ Very well implemented top display screen that is also fully customizable++ Retains the mechanical ISO and shutter speed dials; EV moved to a mechanical scroll wheel++ Outstanding, high-resolution LCD screen (1.04 million pixels, but now touch-enabled, as opposed to the X-