Sony DSCWX350 18 MP Digital Camera (White)

I have the camera with same model number bought back in 2014 in 18000inr . They launched the same camera at 4x price with 0% increase in performance and zero changes in camera quality.

Bon produit, belle images! mais dommage qu'il ne soit pas tactile! L'échange des photos vers le téléphone est relativement facile par contre peu de réglage lors de la prise des photos (ouverture vitesse... Non réglable

This is a great SMALL camera that was perfect for me! I am unable to use my right hand and arm for things that require them to be raised at all. Therefore, it was perfect for my left hand. I could hold the camera, turn it on, adjust the zoom, function the automatic focus and snap the photo, still being able to see most of the 1080 screen to make sure I'm getting the scene I really want. In a recent cruise down the Rhine River, and to Lucern, Switzerland, my wife and I took 633 photos on this camera, and very few were out of focus, or not what we wanted to photograph. I wish I had ordered it sooner than I did. There are so many cameras in the category of Compact Digital, and, wanting to get as much camera as I could, spent too much time second guessing myself. But Let me be very clear on this: I AM NOT SORRY I PURCHASED THIS CAMERA! We have an older digital camera, and while it isn't even close to this one, it did help me to get going with my picture taking. In fact, that was our guide to a lot of what we knew how to do. It wasn't until we got home that I discovered the "sweep panorama" ability That would have given us such beautiful photos along the Rhine River and in so many other places. How soon should I have ordered it? We got it on May 23, and we left to fly to Amsterdam on May 30. And I don't think of myself as a "quick study". There wasn't enough manual with the camera to guide me to the best features, panoramic photos, Pixel Gross:21.1 MP, a 20.4 megapixel Exmor R CMOS image sensor, and tons of other specs I have no idea what they mean, but I love them when I see them, and I discovered many on the fly. One I discovered when we got home, and love, is WI-FI that allowed it to download all the pictures to my iMac when I got close enough. WOW! Cool! It fits in my shirt pocket. And was so reasonably priced at Amazon. Would I order it again if I could do it over? YOU BET I WOULD!!

Unbelievably difficult wifi/transfer. This is the most frustrating piece of technology I've encountered in quite a while. What should be a simple thing has been bloated and complicated beyond belief by Sony. I spent hours trying to figure out how to transfer photos with wifi, and it basically doesn't work. You have to install Sony's PlayMemories software on the devices you want to use it. The computer app download is over 230mb! May I remind you that this is larger than hard drives used to be not that long ago. On my fast Windows7 desktop with state-of-the-art i7 processor, it took about 15 minutes to install the software after it was downloaded from Sony's site (which was an exercise to achieve itself because the installer won't wait for me to allow the connection through the firewall - once it's blocked initially, it will never finish and just hang). I did finally get it installed. You have to connect the camera via USB cable to the computer before you can connect it by wifi. Once I finally got it connected by wifi, it was unbelievably slow. My router allows me to view wireless device status and rates - the camera - just a couple of feet from the router - had a usable but poor signal. When I put it within inches of the router, the signal was good, but still the highest transmit rate out of the camera was 1mbps. This meant it took a long time just to show the files on the camera, and when I tried to transfer a 1-minute video file - well, I waited 10 minutes and gave up. When I gave up, the camera pretty much locked up and was in an unusable state - I could get to settings and some of the menu items, but it would not go into playback or camera mode. I had to remove the battery. Transferring to my supported Nexus smartphone (it's on the Sony list) was not much better. All the NFC does is tell the phone to start the similarly poor PlayMemories Mobile App and connect to the camera which becomes a Wifi AP. My phone connected to the camera, but then basically nothing else happened - the camera is stuck on 'connecting' and the phone is stuck on 'connecting'. I was never able to do any of the control the camera functions from the phone. I was able once or twice to actually get an image from the camera to the phone - by manually disconnecting/reconnecting to the camera AP, but the why or how of what would make it work was never evident. 100% sure it never works the way it is "supposed" to. And in the process of doing this, the phone would DISABLE access to my home wifi AP - so I'd have to manually reconnect phone otherwise would be using LTE mobile data! Totally unusable. As a camera - I can't really say much - I tried taking some pictures, and it has a lot of options and it might take decent pictures - not really sure. But one of the main reasons I bought this was to simplify transfer of pictures and it is not only complicated, for me it is totally unusable. I tried to call Sony Support (a non-toll-free "Florida" phone number) - the call goes to the Philippines and they must be using some VoIP technique to save data - the audio quality was so bad that I found it nearly impossible to understand the girl I was talking to. I didn't get to the point of even being able to ask my questions because first she wanted all my information and it was nearly impossible to make out what she was saying. I hung up and called back - but same thing. I waited a while to try again, and then the call was answered with low-quality music that never stopped. Maybe all people were busy talking, but the call wasn't answered with any voice at all - just music! I give up. **UPDATE Feb 2015** I decided to keep the camera, and as a camera I like it. I still am unhappy with the wifi transfer/software issue, but have been able to use it - I use a firewall with my phone and turns out the firewall was blocking [part of] the communications needed for the wifi transfer. It's multiple apps/processes - pretty much I have to disable the firewall altogether on the phone to use wifi transfer (and remember to re-enable it when I'm finished). So, I'm revising my rating from 1 to 3 stars.

Wi-Fi機能付きコンデジが欲しくていろいろ探しましたが国内メーカーの現行品はほとんどなく（Canonはレンズトラブルにあったことがあったので☓） 30倍ズームのパナソニックLUMIX DC-TZ99-Wもいいけどちょっと大きいのと予算オーバー。 アマゾンでWi-Fi対応デジカメを検索すると新品は中国製。 レビューが良さそうなので一瞬ポチッとしそうになりましたが他のサイトでのレビューも比較しておもちゃ程度の性能とあったのでこれも☓。 結局、以前使ったことのあるこちらを購入。 液晶はよく見ると細かいスレがあるものの本体は綺麗でした。 ぱっと見、新品です。（文字スレなどはなし） スマホにまだ転送アプリも入っていたので無事に使えています。 もう少し使用感のあるものを覚悟していましたが美品で満足しています。 付属品は電池とUSBケーブルのみでした。 本体のみの販売が多いですが この製品は電池を充電器で充電するのではなく本体とUSBケーブル+アダプターで繋いで充電するタイプ。 *ケーブルはmicro USBで他の製品のを使えます。 アダプターはスマホの充電アダプターが使えます。 *電池はアマゾンで探せば充電器付きの互換製品があります。（NP-BX1） *ストラップは100均で。 *説明書はスマホの"トリセツ"アプリでDSC-WX350を登録すれば良いと思います。 あと同じページで購入しても残り1個の製品を購入すると補充されるのが同じ業者ではない場合があるので商品コンディションを再度チェックしたほうが良いです。 新品とあっても中古だと思っていい。 （ずいぶん前の製品なので） 下のコンディションをよく読んで購入を決めたほうが良いと思います。 いろいろ見比べてみると実用に問題なければ【コンディション=良い】と書いてある業者が多い様です。 よく読むと 端子カバーが浮いていたり、液晶に黄ばみがあるとか書いてあります。 許容範囲かどうかよく考えて見る必要があります。 付属品も業者によって違います。 今回は買ってよかったです。 （中古と思えばちょっと高いけど‥発売時よりは安いので。最近はコンデジの希少性からか中古も当時の定価オーバーのものもあるので。） 起動の速さ、フォーカスの速さ、コンパクト光学20倍ズーム、Wi-Fi転送、性能的には言う事なし。 スマホカメラよりやっぱりコンデジが良いなと思わせてくれる1台です。

中古なので同じ状態では出品はないですが傷はそこそこ多め、「USB差し込み口が閉まらない」という点の記載がなかったあたりは不親切と思います。 ただ、中古でも使う分には問題はありませんでした。 ストラップはついてませんでしたがついててもどうせ手垢のついたストラップは使わないし、箱取説無しでも困る事はないし、型落ち品としては十分満足。