Typical price: £269
What is it: 8-megapixel Wi-Fi-enabled compact camera with 3.5x optical zoom
What we think: It has a limited Wi-Fi capability and excellent image quality but better value and quicker performance can be found in the company's nonwireless offerings
Average user rating
9.0
spectacular
Average user rating from 1 user
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Nikon Coolpix P3 user reviews
June 11, 2006
Posted by: David Plein
"Brilliant in every aspect"
What I like:
Wireless - freedom from wires! Brilliant!
What I don't like:
The Nikon PC software, I need to still get used to it...
Review:
Fantastic, it took me under 5 minutes to setup my wireless connection, and the files transfer really well. Thank God, no more wires!
The image quality and functions are really first class. I haven't fully tested the battery life yet, but will buy a spare battery as most people I'm sure would. I really can't wait to fully test it on holiday in July!
I like the fact that it takes SD cards, it has wireless, the charger is really small, the camera is just the right size, any smaller would be too small.
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