The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1 is a compact digital camera introduced in the mid-2000s, built around an ultra-slim body with an internal folded-optic zoom. It was positioned as a pocketable point-and-shoot aimed at casual users who valued styling and portability over manual control.

With only one tracked UK auction hammer result, the DSC-T1 sells for very modest sums today in 2026, with the single recorded sale at £25. Hammer prices at saleroom level reflect wholesale demand for an early compact digital, and condition, working battery, and a complete kit are likely to drive what limited value remains.