Low light focus is, subjectively, better

As big as the camera is, it should have come with built in "Auto Focus Fine Tuning".

Low light and high ISO settings performance are much better and the focusing system is extremely good (more accurate focusing over the D7100)

Specifically I read that the D7200 had very sharp and fast auto focus and a little better dynamic range that other DX models, and I'm happy to report that I completely agree.

Sharper, faster focus, lower noise.

Great focus and low-light camera

Unfortunately my copy had Focus issues that I was unable to correct using the in camera "Focus Fine Tuning" method with a Focus Chart and had no choice, but to return it.

In continuous mode I would expect for about 75% well-focused pictures of moving objects3

buttons-Amazing focus

Plus this D7200 is superior to the D610 in more than a few ways (faster focusing in dimmer light, faster top shutter speed, faster flash sync), once you get past sensor size.

Sharp focusing, great color saturation, fast processing just to name a few

The D7200 offers accurate focus, white balance and flesh tone color balance, exceeding my expectations.

Sharper, faster focus, lower noise.

Using 3d tracking AF, II was able to fire away & capture most of the shots in sharp focus, as the cat rushed toward me

If this is your best stab today in DX Nikon, why not put an AF-ON button on the back (yes I prefer back button focus) - no, re-assigning the AE-L/AF-L button is NOT the same. for one, you end up inadvertently write-protecting every other shot between shots which becomes a major PITA when moving files around on a Mac, but also - there's room for two

Won't lock consistent focus.

Much faster focus and in dimmer light just as others have stated

groupsSuper Easy to use even for new users; most often settings at your finger tipsSuper Great low light focus - even indoors with minimal lightingThe best image quality - Colorful, vibrant, DetailedGreat Low light capabilitiesWide Range of lenses and accessories to select from - grows with you

Super Fast Accurate Focus with selectable modes, number of points

B) a general lack of further miniaturization from previous D7xxx bodies C) giving the perception of a somewhat premium APS-C camera while still not fully competing with the IQ of the entry-level FF market such as the D610.