Nikon COOLPIX S6300 Compact Digital Camera - Silver (16MP, 10x Optical Zoom) 2.7 inch LCD

This camera is great value. It is simple and easy to use. It has a great battery life and switches easily between still camera and HD video. It has been taken skiing and coped well with extreme cold. It also survived several knocks and is not as delicate as it appears. Before the purchase, I compared the camera to its latest nikon cousin, and quite honestly, the extra cost was difficult to justify. Very happy

I purchased this camera for my son's birthday at his request. He is very pleased with the product and finds it simple and effective to use - a very clear photo can abe viewed on the camera and there are several extras on the camera which come in handy when photographing certain subjects etc. All in all a very good camera for the money - easy to use and easy to carry.

THE CAMERA IS IN PERFECT CONDITION WITH ALL ITS EXTRAS AND ORIGINAL BOX.IT WAS WRAPPED EXTREMELY WELL INDEED,ARRIVED BEFORE SCHEDULE. THE PRICE IS A BARGAIN FOR THIS QUALITY CAMERA.HAVE FULLY TESTED IT AND ITS BRILLIANT,WILL USE THIS TOP SUPPLIER AGAIN,A GREAT OUTFIT.FULLY SATISFIED AND MORE.

I bought this as a package with the case; which entirely failed to protect it. Product is clearly shoddily built.

As a user of Nikon SLRs and DSLRs for the past 10 years, I was looking forward to the same level of quality in a compact camera, unfortunately I was quite disappointed. The build quality was inferior , in particular the access to the memory card which looked like it could snap easily and the lens guard which jammed half open and meant that the camera had to be sent back to the manufacturer for repair (at least I had the two year warranty) Picture quality, resolution and saturation in normal light was good Picture quality with flash was poor, blur caused by camera movement and artifacts caused by the sensor were evident. All in all a disappointment

Bought for my wife to replace her ageing Casio which was beginning to give trouble. Not used a great deal yet, but she has been able to adapt to it easily after a pretty short demonstration and is very happy with the stronger zoom. As mistakenly taking movies instead of stills was a regular problem for her on the Casio (caused by accidental turning of a rotating knob, which could happen very easily), the Nikon approach here of using a separate release button on the back of the camera to take a movie, leaving the usual one on the top for stills only, seems a good idea. The Nikon is not as solidly built, or so it seems, as the Casio was, but it has a lot more functionality at a fantastic price, and when the apparently pretty solid Minolta (the one before the Casio) got dropped some years ago, it broke anyway, so there is probably not much point making a "light-weight" camera heavier on those grounds. All in all, this seems destined for some years of happy use, and I'm happy if she's happy!

My husband is the keen photographer in our house and having looked at previous reviews he suggested this camera for me as an upgrade frome my iPhone. Having taken a few shots with this camera I am generally very pleased with it. For shots where you can take time and compose your shot it's very good with nice colour saturation and not too much noise (although I haven't enlarged anything massively). I struggled when taking action shots of my husband competing in his triathlon. That is parttly because like most cameras with screens it can be hard to see exactly what you're taking. also the camera was set to switch off after a minute and so I found that the camera would be off when I wanted to take a picture. This setting can be altered and so shouldn't be a problem in future. I would recommend this camera as a good point and shoot but keen photographers would probably prefer something a little more sophisticated

Slow to switch on, Flash doesn't always work as required. We bought this to replace an old Kodak model but it doesn't come close, had it a while now and I'm just not happy with it.