The Fujifilm X-E2S is a digital mirrorless camera using the X-mount system, positioned within Fujifilm's rangefinder-styled X-E line of APS-C bodies. It was introduced in the mid-2010s as a refinement of the earlier X-E2, aimed at enthusiast photographers who wanted a compact alternative to the SLR-styled X-T series.

UK saleroom data for the X-E2S is thin: a single hammer result of £290 in February 2024 is the only verified auction reference in our dataset, so today's market value can only be cited as that one data point rather than a true range. As of 2026, that figure suggests roughly where a body-only example sells for at auction, but with one record the price a given X-E2S is worth at hammer can swing meaningfully with condition, shutter count, and whether a lens is included.