Casio EX-S880

Pros: user friendly, large screen, easy menu navigation, great picture quality

Cons: Not a lot of free space to grab a good hold of it.

The Bottom Line: GO GET IT! It's fun, cute, and easy to use! You can take it with you ANYWHERE!

Review: I LOVE IT!! I have taken endless pictures since receiving my camera for Christmas '07. The picture quality is great!! It's auto focus and face recognition is my favorite. The only thing I don't like about it is that there isn't a lot of surface area to ...

Pros: Small, relatively light, easy to operate.

Cons: Night mode could be better, requires manual adjustment.

The Bottom Line: A very solid offering from Casio. My only complaint is that night scene mode requires manual adjustment for a more appropriate exposure.

Review: My experience using this product is great, I am completely awestruck by it's size and general performance. Under most conditions this is a compact, fairly lightweight, and point-and-shoot simple camera that takes very good quality pictures. This ...

Pros: Sleek, cool looking

Cons: Slow shutter Requires two hands to function

The Bottom Line: It takes a nice, sharp photo, has decent battery life, and slips into your tiny pocket. Meet your needs? Then go for it. In red!

Review: While it's definitely slim, and definitely red, the Casio Exilim EX-S880 has not otherwise held up its end of the bargain. This is the first (of many) cameras that I've owned that doesn't ever seem to "get" the shot. This might be partially do to the ...

Pros: great pics. big lcd. lots more bells and whistles than I ever got to try

Cons: too small buttons. not sturdy enough to take along.

The Bottom Line: Glad I tried a friend's before investing. Great pics, but too small controls and not sturdy

Review: On the lookout for something that takes better pictures than my i-Phone, I have been trying out several digital cameras owned by friends, and soliciting their opinions. My first camera audition was my friend Veronica's Casio Exilim EX-S880. It's small, ...

Pros: Small size

Cons: Slow action response, inconvenient button actions, especially on/off, poor ergonomics.

The Bottom Line: Small size, solid feel, but it will not last long as my newest camera. This long time Casio fan will look elsewhere.

Review: Despite it's convenient size and solid feel, all the features I have become used to in digital cameras, especially Casio, they seem to have taken a step back... From the get-go, the on-off switch is among the worst, requiring usually both hands to hold ...

Pros: Good on paper.

Cons: Non functional in reality (times TWO!)

The Bottom Line: While this camera is easy to use and cool looking, it's not worth anything if it doesn't function. I'm very disappointed.

Review: After my old trustworthy Casio EX-Z55 took its last viable photo, it became clear that I would be seeking out a suitable replacement. Considering the life that digital camera had led and how well it had performed for that whole time, it seemed logical ...

Pros: Small, lightweight with a large viewing screen

Cons: Will not hold a charge

The Bottom Line: Look at another brand.  Poor product and bad customer service is not worth your time.

Review: The size and features are great, but worthless if the camera won't hold a charge. I've made mutliple phone calls and had to pay $95 for a repair that didn't work. The camera was less than a year old, but I didn't have the original receipt so they ...