​ According to recent buyers, this is a street camera perfect for all weather and diving. It is perfect for people who do street photography even in hail and snow. It provides you with high-quality pictures and has two modes to choose from – shooting and program AE mode.

Simple usage makes it good for beginners; Is a reasonable camera with so many features; 5x zoom lens allows you to take pictures at a good distance; Has a tough waterproof design that doesn't let snow or hail harm it; Bluetooth and Wi-Fi lens allows quick image transferring on your social media

Rear LCD does not support touchscreen; Video limited only to 1080p and is not very detailed

Bought it primarily to use underwater on holiday. Took decent pictures above and under water. Minor problem with misting on some pictures when it went from the cold water to warm air. Really good feature that pics can be remotely downloaded to phone and shared.

Finally opened camera to take on vacation...camera missing battery and charging cord and instructions. Had too long to return. Not happy. But, the camera appears to be good.

I brought this camera for taking shots when snorkelling, really impressed also great all rounder camera has loads of feature. For the price would definitely recommend.

Fujifilm is renowned for its amazing X-Trans sensor mirrorless cameras. However, it has history in the compact market with its FinePix range, including the brightly coloured XP130.

Very easy to set up. It will put the date and time the picture was taken on the bottom right corner of the picture. Quick recovery between taking pictures, so you don't miss a better photo.

To start with, don't expect this camera to be able to take better pictures than a mid to high end smart phone camera from the past year or two. Yes, this camera can zoom but in terms of outright image quality there are many phones which will take far better quality photos in terms of clarity,...

Budget shoppers who are willing to live with the XP130's limitations should also check and see if the XP120 is still available for sale. At press time it is, and is selling for under $150. It doesn't offer Bluetooth, which isn't essential, and aside from that it's the same camera as the XP130.

Affordable; Tough, waterproof design; Simple operation; 5x zoom lens; Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

Video limited to 1080p; So-so lens with limited macro focus; Rear LCD doesn't support touch

Bought this camera for a summer cruise to the Bahamas. Best thing I can say for this camera is that it survived being dunked in the ocean. This piece of junk took awful pictures that reminded me of the instamatic kodak cameras I had as a kid back it the 1960's. Horrible piece of junk.

I wasn't expecting great pictures (they are mediocre). It would have been nice if the controls were easy to use (they are not) and if the bluetooth app for transferring pictures was usable (it wasn't). But all I really wanted was that the camera be waterproof. It was not.