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Cute but no more than that
I actually had two of these. I had the first one for about eight months before I drowned it in a sweet martini which made the lens stick and the camera completely unusable. I promptly purchased the second one, which, after about two months, started resetting the date and time every time the camera was turned off. I bought another camera for myself, thinking to give this to someone who did not care about the exact date and time stamp, but, after two months of not touching it, I discovered that the display had turned blurry (again, the camera was just laying in a drawer, and definitely did not sustain a fall or a hit). It took me forever to find anyone at customer service to speak to. Finally, they agreed to look at the camera, but warned me that I may be charged for its repair. I sent in a letter describing BOTH problems with the camera (LCD and date stamp), and got it back in about a month, with the LCD fixed but the time/date stamp untouched.
The bottom line is, never again will I buy a Casio camera, no matter how cute it is. All my Canon cameras have lasted me years, and their customer service is the best. With Casio, you get cuteness, but not much else, AND they must have the worst customer service EVER.

Not a bad camera.
My lug around camera was a hulking Nikon D200. I wanted something small to take on vacation and to the pubs, so, after doing some research, bought this. I won't belabor the upsides, just say it takes really good pictures. My only complaints are: the digital stabilization is a scam. Instead of using an optical system, Casio simply increases ISO setting which forces an increase in shutter speed. My other complaint is that after less than two years, the outer metal ring surrounding the lens fell off. Once dust and crap started getting inside the lens gears, the zoom and focusing eventually stopped working. I've since gone back to Canon for my happy snap camera and now own a Canon SD 800IS (which has since been replaced by, I think, the 870IS). I love my little Canons.

slim and light and functional
for its price and size, it is an OK camera which produces OK pictures.
however, in my opinion, i've seen better picture/color quality with canon ixus and sony w-series.

Great Camera...terrible company!
I received this camera from my Dad for Christmas the year before last...never had a problem with it until January of this year when it decided to not turn on. I thought it was the battery, but it wasnt. I sent it in, it cost to fix it and then less than a month later it broke again..after plenty of screaming they sent me a UPS label to send it in with, and now its going to be at least another 2 weeks before its returned. I hate that it is broken, because i really LOVE this camera..but dealing with Casio is useless. I am trying to avoid buying another casio...although i think they take great pictures.

Casio EX-S660 review - battery problems, not worth the headache
I bought the camera because the people that I know that have it (assuming the battery works - will explain later) like the camera and you can't beat the price, given its size and quality. However, I would not recommend buying this camera for one primary reason: battery problems. I have 2 family members that both had problems where the battery would not charge (one instance when the camera was new and one when the camera had been used for several months). Despite knowing this, I decided to take the chance and buy the camera because of its positives (size and price). I was excited to use my new camera on a trip, but then was afflicted by battery problems myself - huge upset. I called Casio with product details and they are going to mail me a new battery free of charge, but in the end, it is not worth the headache.

Perfect fit for my camera!
I have a Cannon UltraSlim Digital Camera...it fits perfect, as an extra pocket to store an extra battery or memory card if needed and it's light weight! I would recommend this item!

Amazing case!!!
Is an amazing case! Soft, easy acces on the camera pocket, fits to any bell, makes confortable to carry on the camera with you all day long! Such a great product!

Save your camera!!
Great look, soft and protective.... unless you decide to wear it on your belt. Then you should be very careful. The magnetic snap is small, hard to fasten, and when fastened, may release if you bend over and put any pressure on it. My EX-Z1200, has fallen out of it twice. I know, shame on me for number 2. I tried to give Casio the benefit of the doubt the first time because it really feels like a great case and I wanted to use it. But the second time the camera came out, it fell onto a vinyl floor and there was very little pressure put on the snap. The thirty dollar case is now sitting on a shelf, never to be worn again. Maybe Casio didn't make it, but Casio did endorse it, and I've written a similar note to them with no reply. I also wrote to the vendor, telling them to take this case off their shelf. They did offer to take the case back, but I didn't bother, so my hat's off to them.
I had a Casio case for fy EX-M2 that went beyond great, but I can only tell you 'don't do it' if you plan to wear this case.

nice little camera case
Two of these were purchased; one for a Z1000 Casio Exilim and the other for a EX-V7SR Casio.

Like the idea of the softness of the inside of the case. Feel that it helps to protect the cameras. Also like the pocket on the front side that you can place a memory card.

EXCELLENT!!
Great camera case. Very user friendly. Holds 2 SD memory cards. Very pleased with purchase.

Good product
This slave flash is a good product by itself. However, when you are taking pictures with other photographer, their flashes would trigger your slave flash. Therefore, your slave flash may not have enough time to recharge before you take a picture. The way to solve it is that turn off the sensor just before and after you take the pic.

Cameta Digital Slave Flash & Grip
This was an excellent transaction. Item received exactly as ordered with speedy shipping. I would deal with this company again.

It's alright
I agree with another comment that the button on the side of the handle is to easy to accidentally press and change the mode unknowingly. When using with the Canon PowerShot S3 IS, I found it doesn't work with the manual settings I prefer. You have to still use the pop-up flash to trigger the slave. Maybe a diffuser to eliminate the effects of the pop-up will impove the results.

While it does what it said it would do, in order to do what I want to do, I need to upgrade my whole system. If I want to be professional, I need a professional system. This is okay for now while I'm getting my studio business back up and running.

Digital Slave Flash + Grip -
Well worth the .00 Good value for the money! A must if you use a fisheye or telephoto at night.

Very Easy to setup
Bought this flash and grip for my fuji s7000. could'nt find one that was specific to this camera but tried this anyway. Results were very very good - night and day difference from using built in flash and set up was very straight forward. Plus side I did'nt have to worry about other flashes having voltage issues or needing adapters. Flash is very quick to be on the ready status - still playing with it to see how long battery lasts but otherwiswe excelent purchase. Took a while to get here but the wait was worth it.

Great Product
Casio Exilim just keep getting better and better. This is the 3rd one I've owned. This little camera takes great pictures.

Love it!
I really like it! It is great for what we need it for which is just as the family camera. The only issue I noticed is that without the flash on indoors the pictures can turn out somewhat grainy but I jsut keep my flash on auto so it isn't a problem for us! Would highly recommend to anyone who is looking to buy this product for the same or simlar uses to ours since it is small and light and yet takes excellent quality pictures for the price!

Good "Buy"!
Recently purchased a Casio Ezilim EX-Z1080 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Antii-Shake Optical Zoom. My Granddaughter picked it out for me and I am very pleased with this camera. I had resisted the digital "scene"--I was happy with my regular "film" camera, however, now I am even printing my own pictures and they are turning out beautiful. I would highly recommend this camera to one and all for its simplicity in operation and excellent quality pictures.

My second Exilim!
When I saw this camera at this price, I had to get it!! I have the 7.2 MP Exilim since Christmas 2006 and love it! Seeing the 10.1 MP for less than I paid for that 7.2 MP was all I needed to make the purchase. The Best Shot feature is my favorite. The picture quality is fantastic. I loved the video feature on the older model, so I am sure this one will be just as good, or better. The newer model is not as long, but slightly wider - will create a bigger bulge in a pocket - but the view screen is about 1/4 inch wider, so that makes up for it. The telephoto button on the new model is a ring around the picture button on the top of the camera where the older model was a two button (W/T) on the back - kind of liked the old way, but not a big deal.

Great pictures, low price, 10 MP, great features, easy to use.

Exilim EX-Z1080
The most outstanding features this camera offers are the great image quality and long battery life. Pictures have very little, if any, noise. The quality in low light even is impressive. I took over 200 shots with a flash before the battery died. This is a great little camera that can stack up to similar cameras from more well known companies. For a small camera the buttons are easy to press and it doesn't feel like it's going to break when I use it. Navigating through the menus seem intuitive enough and there are plenty of them. Great buy.

Nice design but flawed!
Make sure to fully inspect your product if you choose to purchase this case. I had done research for a case to house our new point and shoot Canon SD880IS and this fit the bill right on. I had chosen this case in good faith due to the other high star reviews. It fit our camera quite nicely, there was a little extra room in height. The extra room is about 1/2 inch of space which was perfect for inserting the rest of the wrist strap in before zipping up. The color was a big plus from the usual drab black/gray that you would usually see. My wife and I wanted something with high visibility so we could easily find it when say it's stuffed in a backpack with other things. The case is quite nice BUT!!

Upon trying to unzip the case one of the zippers got caught around the top corner. When I tried to dislodge it the orange handle/pull tore right off. The actual pull tag is made of some nice rubber possibly silicone material. It is attached to the zipper by a small and thin looking keyring which cut right through the rubber when too much force was used. After dislodging the zipper part I inspected both pieces and found out why the zipper had gotten caught on the corner. One of the teeth were so loose I could wiggle it off with a finger. I was very dissapointed by it breaking on the first try to open this case. I don't think I would recommend this product to anyone until those problems are fixed and some better quality control is used.

Pros:
-Hard shell case
-Easy access
-Storage for extra sd card
-High visibility in color

Cons:
-zipper pulls (read above)
-zipper

Very Very Good But.....
.....why Made in China? Surely people need jobs here - even people in prison should be allowed to make this stuff to pay their keep and be less of a burden on society.

Excellent product but will only buy in USA from now on....

Boxie is a great camera case
I ordered several of the Boxie camera cases for presents. When they came the first thing I did was try to put my point and shoot camera in them. I wanted something a bit sturdier for the kids. This case works great. One of the girls I gave a case to plays tennis and carries her camera. The case is sturdy and gives her camera protection when she has to travel with it. The worst thing about Boxie cases is trying to choose a color. The colors are so bright and fun. They are easy to locate in a purse or bag. I would highly recommend this case especially if you travel.

Awesome case!
This is a great camera case. I use it for a Nikon Coolpix and it is perfect. The hard case is nice because it protects and it is small enough that it easily fits in my bag. The attached carabiner is nice too for hanging it on my purse or laptop bag. All in all - a great buy!

Simply Fantastic!
I am rather picky when it comes to choosing a digital camera and even pickier when it comes to choosing a case to protect said camera. I want to protect my investment with a product that is reliable and readily provides superior protection for said investment. The BOXIE camera case is that product and my preferred choice for my Canon PowerShot SD400.

It comes with a dutiful zipper that encloses the hardened case for added protection that I found to be comprised of very sturdy materials. The zipper also doesn't jam easily and handles the grooves of the case with excellent precision. I was also rather impressed with the internal pouch that comes with the case. It is perfect for holding flash drives or additional memory cards for your camera.

The stated feature of the case is that it only open up to a 45 degree angle for the purpose of preventing your camera from accidently slipping out. This feature is exactly as the developer describes for that was one selling point that caught my attention. I'd really prefer to not have my camera slip out accidentally and this case provides the perfect feature for that preventative measure.

Also, the interior is a very soft material that will not scratch your camera in any way shape or form - even when removing the camera from the pouch! I have really enjoyed this feature as well.

I would strongly recommend the BOXIE camera case for your Digital Camera. It is highly reliable, quite affordable, and you will receive far more than you bargained for. Great buy!

Great camera
Bought one for my wife a little more than a year ago. I liked it so much for the nice large screen to view and to take shots and also ease of use for tech savvy people like myself that I decided to buy one for myself. It took me a few hours of shopping around due to the camera being last years model but I found it at less than half of what I paid for hers and its new,never been refurbished or opened for any reason.
Using a "large memory card" SD HC sim card meant that I could take a ridiculous amount of pictures and even take surprisingly good quality video and allot of it from such a small camera.Its thin, light and not a battery beast like digi cams of the past.

Wonderful Pocket Camera
My wife and I have owned the Casio Exilim for over a year. I am writing this review now to give an impression of our normal usage and how the Exilim has performed.
I have been extremely pleased. The big pluses are:

* FAST! Camera turns on and is ready to take pictures almost instantly! - one of the criteria I looked at closely when purchasing was the "boot" time. We tested the display models at a store before purchasing. This model was the fastest by far.

* SD card easy to access - I strongly recommend purchasing a large SD card and a card reader for your desktop or laptop. It makes transferring and managing your images fast and simple.

* Comes with excellent dock - I have come to love a good docking station for electronic products. The Exilim comes with a dock that is well designed and works great for recharging.

* Is very slim - this is truly a pocket camera. The best camera is the one you have with you. Period.

* Large screen size - nearly the entire back of the camera is screen!

*Takes great pictures - we have taken some pretty spectacular outdoor images. As is typical of digital cameras, indoor images are fairly grainy and not nearly as lovable. However, it performs as well or better than other small digitals I have used indoors.

*Battery - we have never had problems with the battery life during normal vacations. The occasional recharge at home is all we need. The battery has also survived a year of normal use without showing signs of age. If it does become a problem, Casio has made it extremely simple to swap out batteries - it's a matter of seconds.

Summary: if you're looking for a small camera that can be kept on hand and trusted for special occasions like vacations, I highly recommend the Exilim EX-S770.

Casio Exilim
This is the best camera I have ever purchased. I love the huge screen on the back of the camera. When printed, the pictures come out very clear with great color. I would definitly recommend.

Built like a tank
I brought the camera as a gift for the wife (per her wishlist) so I didn't know anything about the cam when I brought it....but now that I have it for awhile I love it.
PROS:
-Built like a tank (ie. I accidentally drop it from about 5 feet and it landed on gravel with rocks). The camera now has a big dent on it but still works great.
-takes decent/normal video.
-I came from a 3.2 Mpixel camera from this so the pictures blew me away. I liked the picture quality that I now use it instead of my DSLR when I want good pictures during informal events.
-took the exilim on a tropical beach for vacation and the pictures that came out are beautiful. Turned me into a shutterbug during that trip...I was taking 100 to 300 shots per day...LOVE it!
CONS:
-make sure you have the cam's cradle to charge the camera!
-flash sucks (but same goes to other point and shoot cameras) so, just try not to use the flash or just accept washout pics at night when using flash. Not a big issue for me!

Great Camera
i like this camera a lot. i've owned 3 other casio models (ex-m20, ex-s500, ex-s600), 1 samsung (nv10), and 1 canon (sd750) and i like this one the most. i'll admit that it's really easy to get a good shot with the samsung and the canon, so people might prefer them over the casios, but i feel like i've got a good enough understanding of the casio to get the results that i want. so in regards to picture taking, it's really up to the user how well the images come out.

one reason i really enjoy this camera is the extent to which i can customize it to my liking. it really is only a few things, like a few customizable buttons and the ability to choose which settings the camera will remember. but the menu layout is very very intuitive to begin with, so the camera is very enjoyable to use apart from the customizing features. another minor (but great) feature is the adjustable flash intesity - really good for avoiding over-exposure in closer shots.

i'm big on videos and this camera is awesome for that! i don't understand what other reviewers are saying when they only say that the sound is "ok." i think the sound is pretty good (i've compared it with various other manufacturers and models). the only camera that is better in sound capture quality (in my opinion) is the canon sd750. but the only setting where the sd750 outshines the ex-s770 is when you're trying to record a video of a live concert. i discovered this 'cause my gf had the sd750 before i did. this is actually what made me purchase the sd750. however, 1 week into playing with the canon, i realized that the canon saves videos in a very large file format. so this is where the ex-s770 ends up being on top again. on a blank 2BG SD card, i was only able to get 16 minutes (640x480 @ 30fps) on the sd750 (seriously, WTF?!). but with the ex-s770 (same quality settings) i was able to get a little over 2 hours and i still considered the sound quality to be quite excellent.

another neat feature that shouldn't be weigh in too much in your decision - but still worth mentioning - is the data feature. it allows you to convert any type of data file and have it upload directly to your camera. i use it for train maps and schedules. again this isn't a big deal at all. if you've already got an a smartphone, you can already do that and prob even more. but still, it's there if you want to use it.

ok, this is too long. but the above reasons are why i ended up choosing the casio exilim ex-s770.