📸 Nikon COOLPIX AW110: Wi-Fi, Waterproof, and GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - Old Model" Review

I carefully selected this model just over a month ago because it was a Nikon camera and my previous point and shoot (which was housed in a waterproof underwater case) just died after 9 years was. My biggest concern was the lack of a secondary barrier to water ingress. It worked great the first 3 times I used it. I was very impressed with the image quality and after carefully following the care instructions for the device, no water droplets were observed in the seal after using seawater. Fourth…

Stay away from this camera. If you are smart, you will also stay away from this camera brand. Your repair service is INCOMPETENT. I bought this camera on April 19, 2013. It saw little use over the next few months. I've always noticed how the screen squeezes, focuses and white balances from the first time I turn on the device. but it took reasonable photos so I agree with that. Then I took the camera on vacation and it froze on every other shot. I would have to remove and reinsert the battery to

I bought our Nikon AW110 just over a year ago in preparation for a family vacation to Florida. We were destined for the usual tourist destinations including Disney World, Sea World and Daytona Beach and I needed something that I could protect from rain and sun, surf or grass. Due to its size (approx. 4.25" x 2.5" x 1"), it is easy to carry around or put in your pocket or purse. Out of the box, the camera takes weak pictures. You need to go to the soft menu to increase image quality (up to 4608…

This product has many flaws. First, you can't see the screen underwater because it's not bright enough. You also won't be able to see the screen if you're outside over water on a sunny day. And those are probably the two most common situations in which you will use this camera. There's no viewfinder, so seeing the screen is even more important for this camera than for many of its competitors. Also, since the screen is invisible, you can't tell if the camera is on or not. The button to turn it…