Nikon Coolpix AW110

usability, performance, portability, image quality, battery

reliability, screen, lens

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, portability, image quality, price

reliability, viewfinder, shutter, energy, exposure

64% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Sharp OLED display. Built-in Wi-Fi with remote viewfinder support. Integrated GPS. Waterproof to 59 feet. Action button. 5x zoom range.

Not the best performance in low light. Narrow aperture compared with the competition. Image sharpness suffers at edges of frame. So-so high ISO image quality.

Both GPS and Wi-Fi are integrated here. The GPS module adds your location information to photos; it took a couple minutes to lock onto a signal, but updated pretty quickly after that in my tests. You can transfer photos from the AW110 to an iOS or...

As we mentioned at the start of this review, Nikon is a relative newcomer to the waterproof/rugged camera scene (ironically, given the company's pioneering

Water-sealed, rugged body ; Very fast burst modes ; Good image quality ; Good video quality ; Built-in Wi-Fi, GPS, altimeter and compass ; Action (gesture) control for underwater shooting ; Quick effects feature is convenient ; Slim body fits in a...

Low light performance isn't great ; Few photo filters and effects ; Can't use flash in burst mode ; Lack of dial hinders menu navigation ; 5X zoom is modest ; No manual or semi-manual modes

This compact camera is tough and offers a lot for the adventurist - GPS, Wi-Fi, compass, altimeter, and waterproof to 60 feet deep - but if don't need all that, you might feel shortchanged by the lack of other photography features and manual controls....

The Nikon Coolpix AW110 is a part of an already saturated market of tough cameras designed to be taken anywhere. These days, you have to do something better to get the attention of the roving consumer eyes. So Nikon seem to have gone to town on the...

Good rugged specs (18m waterproof, 2m shockproof, -10°C freezeproof) ; Good image quality ; Quick autofocus ; Sharp OLED display with good color saturation

Too much plastic in its construction ; Display washes out under sunlight ; Lack of manual shooting modes ; Average battery life

Nikon’s second tough camera offering has almost the same pros and cons as its first. While it has good tough specs (dust-resistant, waterproof up to 18m, shockproof up to 2m, freezeproof up to -10°C), due to the plastic used in some parts of its...

If this is your first toughcam and, for some reason, you cannot find an AW100 for sale anywhere else, then by all means purchase a Coolpix AW110. This is especially relevant if you plan to use your new adventure cam for serious adventuring, like diving...

Quick and accurate GPS tagging ; Wi-Fi connectivity ; Improved waterproof credentials from previous model

Lens tends to fog and smudge easily ; Zoom rocker can be a bit fiddly when wearing gloves ; Fingers can easily obstruct lens ; Images appear a little flat on default settings

The AW110 is a competent tough camera, but with no improvement over image and video quality since its predecessor, there is little reason for existing users to upgrade.