PIXPRO WPZ2 Rugged Waterproof Digital Camera 16MP 4X Optical Zoom 2.7" LCD Full HD Video, Red

I’ve inspired all my friends to get this camera and for good reason. This camera is seriously amazing from top to bottom. The quality is super clear and crisp, whether you’re taking photos or videos, and it captures every detail perfectly. One of my favorite features is that it’s waterproof, which makes it perfect for trips, beach days, pool days, and any kind of adventure without having to worry about damage. It’s easy to use, durable, and feels high-quality in your hands. Every time I use it, someone asks what camera it is, and after seeing the results, they want one too. If you’re looking for a reliable, fun, and versatile camera that actually delivers, this one is 100% worth it.

Absolutely love this! So easy to use & takes great pics! You have to figure out how to work the settings first in order to get a good picture though, I’ve figured out! :) the size is perfect to fit in a purse, I like the feature it has for you to click on to know what setting to put on to take a certain picture inside, outside, & more! Battery life is great too!

This Kodak waterproof camera surprised me in the best way. It’s sturdy, lightweight, and perfect for beaches, pools, and outdoor activities. The image quality is clear for both photos and videos, and it handles underwater shots much better than I expected. The buttons are easy to use, even when wet, and the battery life lasts through a full day of exploring. If you want an affordable and reliable camera for vacations or adventure days, this one is a great choice.

The photo quality is good if you know how to adjust the settings. Many modes only work well if you have a tripod; otherwise, the photo will always come out blurry. Always use flash; without flash, the photo won't come out well. The app sometimes disconnects from the camera, but that's okay.

This Kodak Camera is a terrible value. There is a reason 11% of the reviews are currently 1-star ratings. The image quality is objectively terrible. It has the image quality of the original iPhone, maybe even worse! It's not rugged; the plastic quality is absolutely terrible. This must have cost $15-$50 to produce. I've been ripped off. The LCD screen quality is poor. The first red flag is the very limited microSD card capacity at 32GB. This is a major red flag. It's 2026, this $160 camera should at least hold 128GB but honestly it should be holding 256GB. It's not 2016. Its use of Micro USB also shows the extreme cost-cutting done to get this product to market. This product is so bad that I am in fact never purchasing another Kodak product. The KODAK PIXPRO WPZ2 digital camera is sincerely the worst camera I've used in my entire life. KODAK is using their brand name to mislead people who are familiar with electronics/technology. I'm never buying a KODAK product again. The design is appealing. I love the look, the battery system works well and it is waterproof. It does capture images, but if you are willing to spend $160 on a "rugged" camera, please invest a bit more. I did considerable research to find an alternative. A camera that actually meets Kodak's false promises. In my search I discovered that you need to spend around $550 to get a rugged camera which can outclass and outperform your phone's camera. I purchased the OM System TG-7, it's fantastic. I can't think of any scenario where the KODAK PIXPRO WPZ2 would be a good purchase. There are a number of Chinese cameras at a similar price that outperform this if money is your constraint.

This is a very nice little point and shoot camera. I got it for my son's 17th birthday as he is a journalism student and the only camera he had was the one on his phone. He is going to be finishing his scuba certification next month so this will come in handy for dives less than 50 feet. Love the waterproof aspect of this.

I wanted an easy-to-use camera to capture family vacation in the Bahamas, including snorkeling in the ocean and swimming in a water park. This camera performed surprisingly well taking descent photos in a variety of conditions over a week of intense use. Hardware: Self-contained waterproof camera rather than a traditional camera with a water proof case. Reasonable LCD although not the highest resolution. I was pleasantly surprised that digital images actually were crisper when viewing later on a phone or computer as opposed to on the camera screen. Ease of use: Take some time to get to know how to change modes from underwater to action shots before diving into the ocean. The menus are not easy to navigate on the fly if you are not prepared. Also the screen can be a bit hard to see underwater. Particularly while swimming, I took lots of photos and went back later to see how well I got the shot as opposed to looking at the image on the LCD. Photo quality: Attached a few photos of different lighting/photography conditions. For the most part, I was going for underwater photos. On sunny days, these water photos had good quality and the camera did well with autofocus. Lower light conditions in seaweed and rain gave rather muted murky photos. I had not expected to use the camera as much above water and was pleasantly surprised that this worked well in action mode for water slides and tubing. I did not take videos (save one of sharks) though there is the capability in the camera menus. Battery: Here is my one complaint! The battery that came with the camera has a small capacity 800 mAh. I used the small-capacity 800 mAh battery on the first day, and the camera seemed sluggish and slow to respond underwater. I had purchased a 1200 mAh battery with charger mostly to avoid having to charge the camera with a cable rather than charging the batteries (personal preference): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CMWHFMDX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 . These large-capacity 1200 mAh batteries seemed to make all the difference being able to take a full day of photos and having a better camera response time. Either low or high capacity battery, don't expect this to respond quickly like a DSLR. The Kodak is much more like early days of point and shoot digital cameras in an underwater version.

I got this camera for my 5½ year old son for Christmas; he had specifically asked Santa for a camera, and a waterproof one at that. Santa is a bit of a procrastinator, so he leapt at this this bright yellow Kodak waterproof camera with overnight delivery. What the camera has going for it is that it is easy to use, makes satisfying noises when it's turned on and when it takes a picture, and of course the appealing bright yellow color. We have not yet tested it under water. The summary is that your smartphone almost certainly takes vastly better photos in almost all conditions. Maybe also under water. This camera's outdoor image quality ranges from poor to acceptable, and indoors it is simply horrendous/unusable.