Casio EXILIM® Card EX-S770 Digital Camera

Pros: Large BRIGHT LCD, Fast Zoom & Focus. THIN! TOP-NOTCH Image Quality.

Cons: Requires USB Docking cradle to pull images off the camera

The Bottom Line: If you need a thin, take anywhere anytime camera, that shoots top-notch pictures all day long in a variety of lighting/content situations on a single charge, this is it!

Review: It has been about a year and a half since the previous model, the EX-S600 made it to the USA. Sleek and refined. The EX-S600 has been an amazing piece of engineering when extreme slim shirtpocket formfactor and top-quality image capture has been ...

Pros: Great pictures, lightweight, includes video, easy to use

Cons: No red eye feature, video quality suffers in low light conditions

The Bottom Line: This is a great lightweight camera with lots of features, excellent picture quality and includes video capability.

Review: I purchased this camera online from Adorama. I bought it because I wanted a new digital camera with better resolution, my old one, a Nikon Coolpix 3100, was nice, but the pictures did not do well if I needed to zoom, etc. The Casio EX-S770 has a ton ...

Pros: Great screen size, easily fits in pocket, SD card, great movie mode

Cons: Docking station required to put pictures on the computer

Review: I got this camera for my Christmas present after my Panasonic just stopped working one day. This camera is great for people who want a small and SUPER portable camera. I don't carry a purse and love to take my camera everywhere I go. I just slide it in ...

Pros: Small, light weight, loaded with features including video

Cons: Digitally zoomed pictures are a bit grainy

Review: Got this camera as a gift and am very satisfied with the picture quality, ease of use and small size. Can recommend to any weekend ...

Pros: Size, weight, quality of pics

Cons: Camera case is a little fragile Buttons recessed (good) tough to get to

The Bottom Line: Great value for money - if bought for less than retail!

Review: Great CASIO (so far) in the Exilim tradition. Case is red on mine Good photo features - with lots of choice Quality pics Ease of Use Large LCD 2.8 inches, lightweight This is my 6th digital camera and 4th CASIO .. the first two casio's were the ...

Pros: Super slim, metal finish. Large, clear LCD. Can use as a data storage device.

Cons: Snowy pictures at times. Lesser battery than predecessors.

Review: I purchased this model as an upgrade to an earlier 4.0MP exilim I had for 2 years. With the previous model, I had no complaints. It took perfect pictures, the battery lasted for ever, and it was dependable. I am utterly shocked at the fact that this ...

Pros: Picture quality OK.

Cons: The battery life is pretty much zero.

Review: The camera is OK... but the company has set up a perfect system to get additional money for batteries and repairs. Not fair. For this price you can get a camera from another brand more reliable. ...

Pros: easy to use if you just want a point and shoot

Cons: quality and workmanship are not comparable to Canon or Sony

Review: I had this camera for 1 day and its not functioning already. Casio repair has been REALLY difficult to deal with and quite rude. I won't buy another Casio ...

Pros: Beautiful outdoor shots.

Cons: Grainy, blurry, dark, awful indoor or flash pics.

The Bottom Line: Do NOT recommend. Terrible pictures when you use flash, very limited battery life, flimsy camera.

Review: I have been using digital cameras for approximately 3 years now. I have probably owned six or seven different cameras. I like to try new things so I am always getting something new. This is the first time I have spent less than $300 for a camera, and ...

Pros: Nice pictures, at $20 per picture after counting the repair costs

Cons: Said it all...

Review: Casio repair center in NJ is an extortion operation! Another Chinese crappy camera that is frail and if in need of repair they charge huge and sales tax. Why sales tax? I don't think sales tax is a appropriate for a repair job... Paid $275 for a ...