Customer Ratings & Reviews

I spent days trying to get a clear photo. I tried every setting that I could find and they were all blurred, distorted or pixelated. I have used Canon for many years and was very disappointed with this product.

This camera is not worth the money. It's overpriced and a cheaper works just as well.

Camera is supposed to have WIFI connection to your computer - comes with no cords to upload or print fotos. BUT its only compatible with outdated Windows operating systems. Does not work with Windows 10. AND it doesn't recognize my Verizon FIOS WIFI. By the time we discovered this, the 14 day return period ended. My kid wasted over $200 of her allowance money on this. It should not even be for sale at Best Buy.

I returned this camera because the quality was so poor.

Can not transfer the pictures to my computer. Not good

Going back to Best Buy. I expected more from a Canon product. This camera takes photos that appear to have been taken through a fish-eye lens. Center looks fine, but the environs are warped. When I crop a photo to minimize the effect, I lose 50% of the photo. Not good. My cell phone does a better job, and I bought this camera because I expected something better.

Really small and portable. Can definitely fit in your pocket. Powerful camera.

Super portable with very high-quality photo, this was a great purchase for my wife's birthday!

The Canon - PowerShot ELPH 360 20.2-Megapixel Digital Camera for the value of the camera is a decent, user-friendly point and shoot camera. This camera features 20 mexapixels which the majority of the photos taken are very clear and high quality. In addition, I appreciate the decent 3"color LED screen which makes taking and viewing back photos easier on the eyes. In addition, this phone features a nice built in stabilizer to help if you have shaky hands when taking a photograph as well as built-in-auto flash to help with a variety of photo settings you may take photographs in. Fair price for the quality of the camera and the camera does take nice, quality photographs. I feel that this camera is fairly easy to use and operate and I would recommend this Canon brand camera to others who are in the market for a new camera that is overall inexpensive and easy to use.

Pros: First & foremost, this diminutive shooter has Image Stablization technology which enabled me to take pictures and possibly acquire a photo album in my life due to the excessive jerkiness of my hands and fingers blurrying snapshots beyond recognition from the meningitis I had as an infant! Beyond that, the flash which transforms an almost pitch black venue into daylight sufficient to snag the picture!, the 1080p stills & video when in 2017, when I got this gadget, only had 720p both or 720/1080i or p video,(this feature gobsmaked my #2 sibling while visiting him in Harrisburg, PA, btw!) The features which emphasizes its picture packing prowess and versitility makes me ponder whether or not I will fully live up and be worthy of its full potential power!

Amazing! I bought for my granddaughter for her birthday and she absolutely loves it! Very easy to use, good price, and great quality. Would definitely recommend.

I really like this camera. It’s very easy to use! Also the wireless aspect of this camera is GREAT! Super quick and easy.

I honestly thought this camera would give out a okay qualities but turn out the qualities was absolutely amazing!

✨6️⃣6️⃣6️⃣✨VERY NICE CAMERA, I WISH THEY HAD MORE IN STUCK but ANOTHER ONE CAN ALSO WORK

Fits into your pocket and takes sharp pictures. Easy to transfer photos wirelessly.

I think it's great. Haven't used it so much yet...

Just how I imagined it’d worked, takes good pictures and videos

I can't wait to use this on my Scandinavian trip. I didn't intend on buying it when I walked in the store, but my sales guy was so awesome I had to.

Small camera stores easier then the new phones. Carried it in my shirt pocket.

This camera has nowhere to plug in a USB cable. So you can't move the photos onto your computer with a USB cord. You have to use wifi to do it wirelessly with the faulty, unreliable Canon software to get your photos off of this camera. And you need to register with Canon and fumble through a clumsy installation process before you can do that. That also requires that you have wifi available to you when you want to do the transfer - not just to install the software but also every time you move photos from your camera to a computer. I guess many people don't care, but that can be problematic depending on where you're traveling, and at home I'm wondering if it adds to data consumption. And the software for transferring the photos doesn't even work right, so I'll probably end up pulling out the SD card and using a card reader instead to transfer the photos. This is frustrating because the camera otherwise is pretty good. It's friendly to use, with the necessary features. It's a decent cheap point-and-shoot. I just really don't like this nonsense about not having a port to plug a cable into. That's a deal breaker, the way I see it. I can't imagine how many pennies they shaved off the price by leaving off such a basic component.