KODAK Pixpro Astro Zoom AZ405 Digital Camera Bridge, 24 mm Wide Angle, 20 Megapixels, LCD 3, Full HD 1080p Video, OIS, AA Battery - Red

This is a brilliant little camera for the price. The picture quality is amazing. I love it. The only small issue I have with it is that the cover for the lens doesn’t fit very well & is easily knocked off if caught.I would definitely recommend it like me you love photography but aren’t quite a beginner but not yet an amateur.There are plenty of different setting to play with & try out if you to & it’s light weight to carry around.

Ease of use, compact, good quality feel. Good vfm for the performance

This is the second one of these lve had and they are a really good camera for the money. However, there are 2 down sides first the lens cap WILL NOT stay on ( the fitting is non existent) the other is that this model unlike my previous version has 'throw away batteries ' where as the old one had a rechargeable battery. In my view this is a backward step and a big down side

As I am a pro photographer and used to using my Canon kit I was unsure about buying something like this to take on holiday rather than lugging my kit around everywhere I went.I am happy to say that I am delighted with the camera and the photo quality it produces......here's to a bit of old fashioned happy snapping in future when on my hols.

I bought this camera for my upcoming holiday, hoping for something compact and easy to use. Unfortunately, it was a massive disappointment. No viewfinder, non-rechargeable batteries, and worst of all, it just wouldn’t focus. No matter what settings I tried, every single image was blurry. In the end, I decided to return it. My old iPhone takes better pictures, and I’d rather lug around my trusty old Canon EOS DSLR than deal with this.Now, onto the absolute nightmare that was the return process. I honestly want to warn everyone before buying this. Despite being a Prime customer, Amazon’s customer support was beyond useless. It felt like they were actively trying to stop me from returning the camera.I did everything right: filled out the form, printed the labels, and went to the post office. But since the camera includes batteries, they refused to take it (as per Republic of Ireland regulations). Fine, no problem. I contacted Amazon, and the agent assured me I could just drop it off at FedEx with the existing labels. So, I went to the nearest FedEx station... only for them to reject the package because they needed FedEx-specific return labels. FedEx told me this is a very common issue with Amazon. Apparently, they have people coming in every single day only to find out they need different labels to return their items. Another wasted trip.Back to Amazon support. Another agent promised to send me the correct labels within 4 hours. Till today I still had nothing on my email. I reached out again, and this time, the agent (initials SR) was beyond unhelpful. They claimed FedEx was wrong, that Amazon’s labels were fine, and even started telling me a random story about their friend returning packages with no issues. Basically, they implied I didn’t know how to return a parcel, which was both insulting and ridiculous. Meanwhile, every courier was rejecting the package because of the batteries.To make matters worse, SR then suggested I try UPS instead, assuring me the same labels would work with them. But after wasting so much time already, I wasn’t willing to take another chance on a failed drop-off. Instead, I decided to deal with FedEx directly.In the end, I had to open a FedEx account myself, pay an extra €60 to ship it back, and only then did Amazon reimburse me. I must say, FedEx customer service was excellent, helpful, professional, and efficient. Amazon could seriously learn a thing or two from them.The whole experience was a stressful mess, and I’ve learned my lesson. I will never buy any electronic product with batteries from Amazon again. It’s just not worth the hassle.

It's a good looking cam that does the job. But it's a bit outdated. A bit of bluetooth would have made it worth the money.

Value for money.

No Bluetooth