Olympus Stylus 7010

Despite its 7x zoom lens, the 12-Megapixel Olympus Stylus 7010 ($199.99 direct) is a tough sell when you consider that the same-price Kodak EasyShare M580 ($199.99, ) offers all of the Stylus' features, and then some, along with better image quality....

An ultra-slim 12 megapixels digital camera with 7X wide-angle optical zoom.

Olympus has been known for bringing camera concepts down to size - the original half-frame Pen, their latest Micro Four Thirds efforts, and now the Stylus 7010.

Olympus has announced the newest addition to its fashion-oriented ultracompact digital camera line: the Stylus-7010. The new 1-inch thick model featuring 12MP resolution and a 7x wide-angle/long-zoom lens (equivalent to a 28-196mm zoom) plus some...

alaTest has collected and analyzed 106 user reviews of the Olympus Stylus 7010 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

I bought this camera a few years ago, from a sale at an office supply store (Staples? Office Depot? Not sure.). The 7x optical zoom is almost impossible to find at this price point, so I couldn't pass this one up. Be extremely careful with the battery-...

I got this during a sale as a deal for I think under $100. It's a pretty good point and shoot, but there were a few things that bothered me: The video isn't in HD. Zoomed in pictures tend to get blurry Has less resolution (12MP) than certain Nikon and...

I am not a professional photographer or anything close to it. I just wanted a point and shoot camera, that would be compact, so that I could easily carry it around wherever I go, and one that took some quality pictures. Fortunately this camera is and...

Absolutely stellar service from vendor. Thought I had a problem, absolutely did not. Tech supply center was excellent and I would definitely buy from them again. The camera on the other hand came with a defect. Never got it to work.

I have a Nikon P60 which I have used a LOT..That camera was a workhorse and was really easy to hold onto securely, unlike this Olympus, which, to me has a very slippery surface. having said that, my Nikon just stopped working, right before New Years...