The Samsung NX10 is a mirrorless digital camera using the APS-C format NX lens mount, introduced in 2010 as one of Samsung's earliest interchangeable-lens mirrorless bodies. It was positioned as a compact alternative to entry- and mid-level DSLRs, offering an electronic viewfinder in a body smaller than a comparable reflex camera.

Sales data for the NX10 is very thin: a single UK auction hammer result in January 2026 recorded a price of £40, which gives a wholesale saleroom reference point but not a reliable range. On that limited evidence the NX10 currently sells for modest sums at auction in 2026, and what the camera is worth in practice depends heavily on whether a working lens, battery and charger are included.