Easy to set up, very light weight, i think it’ll be great for me as an upcoming youtuber. Unboxing video will be on my channel soon (PrettygirlCah). Didn’t come with much considering i got the basic camera package ( no tripod, no memory card, no case / accessories) only a strap, battery, and camera with the charger. Worth it though!

I was exited at first but when I realized that its photo quality was much worse than my old galaxy s8 I was majorly let down. How sad when the phone cost less and has a better camera with a million more features.

As someone who is always traveling, at concerts and walking around, I LOVE this camera! It has been my go to before I even get my phone out. I have a new iphone... so that's saying something. The mode options have helped me get the right settings in a fast pace, so that I do not have to change it manually! I loved taking pictures on my DSLR, but always had troubles carrying it around. Now I do not have to worry about that with this camera(:

This camera is fantastic. I’m a novice so I use the auto feature and the photos are incredible. Also, the pop-up flash is great, very little to no red eye with it and you have the option for red eye reduction. You also get an EVF which is rare in cameras today. Lastly, if you have a pocket, you can carry this camera in it....it’s nice and compact. The pics are great as an added bonus!

I have the previous 2020 Cyber shot (HX 80) and recently purchased this one because the HX80 wasn't functioning consistently after a few years of possible rough use (birding photos, family and pet photos mostly but I may have dropped it once or twice though I'm not remembering any instances right now) and would only turn on with the "play" button, would turn off by itself while in use and if I used it for more than one outing/event per day I relatively recently started having to charge the battery throughout the day as it would die relatively quickly. I like it because it fits in my cargo pants pocket and is easily retrievable when a photo opportunity arises. I went through three versions of a Nikon Coolpix from ~ 2012 - 2020 and really liked my Coolpix A900 (last one I had), but they don't make them anymore and this camera is one of the few I could find from a reputable brand that would easily fit in my pocket and was in my price range. There was at least one update to the HX99, most notably a touch screen that allows you to double tap an image larger or back to its original size, but it won't let you increase or decrease the size of the image with your fingers after a double tap enlarges an image and you instead have to use the zoom "trigger" to achieve incremental increases or decreases which I found a bit odd. It does let you move an image around with your fingers though. In the now three years I've had a Cyber shot I have never used the pop-up viewfinder after initially checking it out after purchase; it's petty much useless for me, maybe not for others though. A noticeable change is the size memory card the HX99 uses, a micro card, so you have to use a supplied adapter (size of a standard camera memory card) for download onto a PC.