Nikon Coolpix S210 Expert Reviews

We have analyzed the reviews for the Nikon Coolpix S210 using our BETA review analysis. These are our findings: The Nikon Coolpix S210 is good. Reviewers recognize the cheap price, convenient size, and photo color quality despite worries about the battery life. If you can overlook the battery life, give this digital camera some consideration.

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The Nikon Coolpix S210 is a slim, attractive camera, but it pumps out soft, noisy images riddled with color fringing.

Thin. Light. Good-looking.

Poor image quality. Subpar resolution for an 8-megapixel camera. Very noticeable color fringing. Significant shutter lag.

Another inexpensive, superslim pocket camera in the entry-level point-and-shoot class, the 8-megapixel Nikon Coolpix S210 isn't short on good looks. The S210 is available in an array of understated brushed-metallic colors. Priced at $180, this 0.7-inch-wi...

Very simple navigation Interval shots and time-lapse video

Power button too close to shutter button Not enough custom controls

All the same, for under $200, with its cool time-lapse features, a slim frame, and commendable ease of use, the Coolpix S210 could be just the ticket as an entry-level, all-purpose camera

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Good image and color quality, Good flash recycle time, Simple body layout with intuitive controls, Metal body seems well built

No viewfinder, eVR stabilization system is a hybrid, appears more limited than typical Nikon VR, Occasional high-contrast fringing issues

The S210's slim, elegant camera design comes in an array of color options such as plum, graphite black,

The wholesale switch to digital cameras has made something possible that was never possible before: ultra-thin cameras. Without the need to accommodate a standard roll of film, a digital camera can be made much thinner. The cost of designing ever thinner...

Hi-res 2.5 inch screen wide-angle display with anti-reflective coating, Elegant, slender Aluminum body, Digital image stabilization, Face recognition mode, Full speed VGA movies with sound

No optical zoom during movies, Still a bit thicker than Casio and others

The S210 is a point & shooter without manual control. It offers 15 scene modes and also includes a slew of Nikon's in-camera goodies and technologies. The S210 is priced right at US$179 and is definitely a welcome addition to the Coolpix lineup

Nikon Coolpix S210 is an ultra-slim 8 megapixel camera that combines elegant-looks, intuitive operation and stunning performance. Electronic Vibration Reduction and high ISO light sensitivity...

The Nikon Coolpix S210 does exactly what it says on the tin. It's small and compact; it won't leave you with an emptied wallet; and it takes decent pictures. Start shooting and you'll find it focuses quickly and your shots come out with well-balanced colo...

Metal frame; great price

No battery indicator; no image stabilisation; counter-intuitive menu buttons; general blandness

The Nikon Coolpix S210 is the epitomy of the compact camera ethos: it's small, it takes pictures and it's very, very bland. We can't ignore the demand for simple, pocketable and cheap cameras, but with almost no features, clunky controls and an uninspirin...