My first impressions are very good indeed. The camera and lenses arrived the next day after ordering, extremely well packaged, no chance of being damaged in transit. UK digital included a 5-year warranty which seems to be fantastic, hopefully I won't need to put it to the test.

The OM-D E-M10 Mark II (E-M10 II in the following text) is the second generation of the Olympus entry level E-M system line. The first E-M10, introduced in January 2014, was a very small and compact camera with SLR design elements.

This camera is marketed as being for beginners to mirrorless/slr photography and I would certainly agree that it meets this. The quality, look and feel of the camera is exactly what you would expect from Olympus- outstanding.

Very nice and tight fitting case. Love the retto look of the case.

I think this is a very nice camera and easy to handle.

Small, fast, easy to use and takes a great photo :-)

Easy to use; Build quality; Screen size

Battery life

I was looking for a camera that would perform better than my Nikon D7100. This is the camera. Recently I bought a Nikon Reflex-Nikkor 1000mm 1:11 lens. This lens hasn't been updated since 1976 and hasn't been made since 2005 so no auto-focus, VR, or anything modern.

A heavy DSLR does you no good sitting at home. That's why the portable, lightweight OM-D E-M10 Mark II is such a joy. It's compact and easy to carry, unobtrusive enough for discreet street shooting but versatile enough – when paired with specialized lenses from the 20-strong and growing M.

I traded in my Pentax K3 a 24mp APS-C DSLR for this tiny, compact Olympus OM-D10ii, a Micro Four Thirds 16mp Mirrorless camera........and I don't regret it at all! This package came with two budget lenses, two incredibly small and lightweight lenses, the combined weight of all that was considerably...

Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Lightweight

My favourite walkabout camera. It's well-built and light but has a reasonable 'heft'. Great functionality, but you have to get used to the Olympus menu system. I generally use it with an Olympus 17mm 1.8 lens.