There's a lot to like about all the cameras in the Olympus OM-D range, and the E-M10 Mark II is a nifty little number which has a satisfying amount of specs for your dosh. If you're a pro you might be swayed towards the more expensive E-M5 Mark II, or the E-M1, but the E-M10 II also makes for a...

Nimble build; Great photos; Well-priced

Not for selfie fans; Not ideal for one-handed use

Olympus' OM-D range is getting stronger with every camera released. The E-M10 II provides a great entry-level option to those photographers who would like the idea of the OM-D system but aren't ready to spend upwards of ￡800 on the E-M5 II or E-M1.

After updating its original OM-D E-M5 in February, Olympus has now tackled the entry-level model with the release of the OM-D E-M10 Mark II. It has the same 16-megapixel sensor and TruePic VII processor as the original model but boasts an improved body design, expanded movie capabilities and similar...

Although Olympus' OM-D range is traditionally aimed at pros, it has a lot of features which appeal to those without the bank balance to match.

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

When a company introduces a new camera, it usually fits into one of the following three categories: a) a brand new camera that inaugurates a new line-up (E-M1, E-M10), b) a substantial upgrade from the predecessor with lots of new features (E-M5 II) or c) a refined version of an already existing...

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.

Like many updated or refreshed models, the Mark II version of Olympus' OM-D E-M10 camera raises the question of whether it's worth the upgrade. There are definitely improvements but is it worth your dollars to go with the newest and latest?

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.

Have owned this for a few months now and am very happy with it. As long as you know what you are getting into with a M43 camera there is very little to complain about with this camera.