I bought this camera a few weeks ago and I'm very happy with the picture and video quality. It's quite heavy and feels very solid which is reassuring for some reason. The WiFi is only good for emailing photos and it scales them down to 500k. The Bluetooth feature is very disappointing. It doesn't talk to laptops, only mobile phones. Ridiculous. The GPS is accurate and locks onto a satellite in about 30 seconds. They touchscreen is huge (the size of an iPhone screen), but to be honest the novelty of it wears off pretty quickly. Changing from photo mode to video mode requires you to touch and hold an icon in the screen and quickly tilt the camera forward, however it rarely works first time (or second or third) and you'll find yourself getting frustrated that there is not a button to press. Overall, it's a great novelty camera that takes good to very good photos and very good 720p video with good audio. But why you would want to email a scaled down photo from your camera, or Bluetooth a scaled down picture to a mobile phone is a mystery to me and is bordering on pointless. The GPS works well enough though, and is quite useful for travelers. The camera is expensive but you'll have bragging rights that your camera is a technology monster compared to most point and shoots. Just don't tell anyone that the technology is more or less pointless. Still, I do like the camera a lot and I have taken some great photos and videos with it. As a camera I recommend it. But sadly, the bells and whistles are out of tune. Score: 7/10