Which new Nikon DSLR models lack built-in Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS?

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I need a new Nikon DSLR for a workplace with strict IT security rules. Built-in wireless features are a problem, so I’m specifically looking for a Nikon body that does not include Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, or GPS hardware at all. My budget is under about $1,000, and I’d prefer something available new from a reputable retailer. Which Nikon DSLR models fit these requirements?

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The D3300 does not have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or GPS, is still available from a number of official retailers, at least in the UK, and is well within your budget.

It's probably worth noting that, unless the market changes radically, then this will be the last camera you can buy without connectivity features. I haven't done a detailed survey, but I wouldn't imagine that changing brand will solve this issue for you.

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One Nikon DSLR that fits your requirements is the Nikon D3300. According to the community answers, it has no built-in Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, or GPS, and it has been available new from official retailers within your budget.

Another body mentioned is the Nikon D810, which does not have built-in Wi‑Fi or GPS and appears not to include Bluetooth either, but it is far above your stated budget.

If you must buy new and stay under $1,000, the D3300 is the clearest match from the answers provided. Older Nikon DSLRs such as the D200/D300 series were also mentioned as lacking these features, but those are generally relevant only if used gear is acceptable.

As a general note, many newer cameras include some form of wireless connectivity, so your options may be limited if you need a current new body with none of these radios built in.

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