Independent · every claim sourced
The Ricoh GR, documented properly.
Which battery, which adapter, which card — checked against Ricoh's own spec sheets. Where Ricoh doesn't publish a figure, this says unconfirmed.
- 5
- bodies documented
- 30
- accessories mapped to bodies
- 8
- faults with fixes and costs
- 30
- primary sources cited
GR IVx announced 26 August 2026. A 40mm-equivalent GR IV with 4K video — and it ends GR IIIx production in October 2026. What's new →
Almost nothing carries over
The GR IV changed battery, memory card and lens adapter all at once. The adapter has changed at every generation.
What fits your GR
Pick your body and see every verified part — and, more usefully, the ones that look right and are not.
Compatibility finder →Something's wrong
8 documented faults with self-repair risk, reported repair costs and a symptom-by-symptom triage.
Symptom checker →Which body?
Compare any two GRs and see only what differs — plus what each difference costs you.
Compare bodies →The app problem
All 17 GR phone apps with live App Store ratings. Ricoh's own top out at 2.29★.
App comparison →Guides
- Which GR should you buy?focal length first
- Buying useda ten-minute inspection
- Setting up your GRthe six that matter
- Snap focusthe feature it's built around
- JPEG recipeswhat each setting does
- Getting photos offfour routes, ranked
- Special editionswhat they change
Cameras
- Ricoh GR IIdiscontinued · 28mm
- Ricoh GR IIIshipping · 28mm
- Ricoh GR IIIxdiscontinued · 40mm
- Ricoh GR IVshipping · 28mm
- Ricoh GR IVxin development · 40mm