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Are you a Fuji man already? I only ask because I found the XT5 to be quite flimsy compared to my own XT3. I pretty much picked it up and put it straight back down again. But that is an entirely personal thing. I haven't seen the XH2S, but I have handled the XS20, which is more or less the same body, as far as I can see. It felt a lot better. But again that's a personal thing. Only you can tell how a camera feels. It's always best to get hands on. We could advise you, but we don't know what your preference might be.
Paulie-W
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The H series is a completely different beast regarding build, and handling. I went from a T2 to an H1, and now have a T5 (which I find very solid and not flimsy at all). The H1 was built like a tank though.
I would ask on the Fab Fuji thread, as I know there's a better chance that someone would have had both.
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I thought I was going to hate the X-H2S when I tried it, as I liked the compact size and dial based controls of my X-T2. However, I borrowed an X-H2S for the weekend and absolutely loved it, especially the ergonomics. I found that the controls didn't annoy me as much as I thought they would and that I could live with the flippy out screen, even if I prefer the screen on my X-T2. The Fuji 48 hour test drives are labelled as free, but end up costing you in the long run.