In addition to their fine camera bodies and lenses, I also admire Fujifilm's commitment to it's users, by providing firmware updates to fix issues, and also to extend the capabilities of their cameras.

The X Pro 2 has a solid, well-designed weather sealed body; it allows choice between optical and electronic viewfinder; it has a new larger sensor and image processor, with option to choose between 77 and 273 AF focal points; the X Pro 2 has excellent professional dials for exposure, shutter speed, and ISO with a front lever to switch between the optical and EVF; the useful joystick is useful for moving focal points (but a touch screen would be better); its menus are logical with options for customization; dual SD card slots; and you can add a well-designed optional handgrip

There is a reason why I can pick up my Canon 7d or 5D3 and both bodies feel almost like clones.

I own a handful of Fujinon lenses, including the 18-55mm, 23mm, 35mm f/1.4 and f/2, and 56mm (non-APD version).I prefer rangefinder-style bodies for aesthetic reasons, but the X-Pro2's body feels a little large in my small-ish hands; I think I prefer the size of the X-T1

This big bad boy has fast focus, a great combo optical viewfinder, dual card slots and a great, well balanced body