The Nikon Coolpix AW110 was announced in January 2013 and is an update to Nikon's first all weather camera, the

Waterproof to 18m; Good picture quality; Decent macros; Built-in Wi-Fi and GPS; Auto HDR; 8 fps full resolution continuous shooting

Quite short battery life; Images are softer in the corners; Noise effects image quality at ISO 1600 upwards

Bought this camera for a trip Europe where luggage space was at a premium. As this was a trip of a lifetime it was important to have a camera that would capture our memories in good quality images without having to worry about sand, sea and adverse weather.

The rainy season is here and this is possibly the most dangerous time of the year for all your electronic gadgets. If you are an avid shutterbug, then your camera is also one such gadget you don't want to get wet.

Waterproof, Dustproof; Shockproof; Good performance; Great OLED screen; Wi-Fi remote control from smartphones; Various filters; Price

Noticeable fringing in macro shots; Lacks manual control; Wi-Fi doesn't support web uploading and printing

The Nikon Coolpix AW110 is a compact camera particular, dedicated to a specific type of user to search for a device sturdy and able to go underwater. There are many features to be highlighted, such as GPS, Wi-Fi, compass and barometer, the full HD movie, the double stabilizer, HDMI output and the...

Full HD movies with stereo sound, panoramic photos, Underwater, frost shock, Underwater mode; sensor resolution; stabilizer, GPS, Wi-Fi connectivity

Sensitivity is not very high; Optical Zoom low

Bit of mixed review for this camera... In the water We took the camera to Greece to use on a family holiday and it was used frequently in the pool and sea and worked very well. It is a little tricky to use at times when underwater but I took lots of shots and got some great results Out of the water...

The Nikon Coolpix AW110 is an all-weather, all-purpose digital compact camera featuring a robust exterior that is water, shock and freeze-proof. It also sports built-in GPS, a back-illuminated 16 megapixel sensor, EXPEED C2 processor and FullHD video recording.

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.

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

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 or climbing.

The Coolpix AW110 is a capable rugged camera with good photo quality for its class, an elaborate GPS feature, Wi-Fi for remote camera control, and a nice movie mode - all without breaking the bank. It can also go further underwater than any of its peers. Downsides include smudged details, blue color casts underwater, poor outdoor display visibility, and below average battery life.

Divers, serious GPS lovers, or anyone who wants an easy-to-use rugged camera that takes good pictures and movies. Wi-Fi connectivity and a low price make it even more appealing.;

Photographers who don't want to color correct underwater photos. Those taking photos in bright outdoor sunlight, or expect to get a full day of shooting on a single battery charge.;

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 Nikonos film models of yore).