A small point-and-shoot camera can help you capture moments your phone can't, with better zooms, larger image sensors and even rugged waterproofing. Though most modern phones can take great photos, ...

Which point-and-shoot camera is best? Advancements in smartphone technology have made point-and-shoot cameras nearly obsolete for people who only take selfies and snapshots. Those who want to take ...

Pocketable point-and-shoot cameras are having a serious moment. New and old models are selling out, with most camera manufacturers struggling to keep up with demand. The Fujifilm X100VI, a very ...

Supplied with a tripod grip, remote control and microphone this zoom compact promises a lot for under £200!

If you haven’t heard, point-and-shoot cameras are trendy again. Gen Zers are steering clear of interchangeable-lens cameras and temporarily putting down their camera-equipped smartphones to capture ...

Point-and-shoot cameras continue to be a popular choice for anyone wanting a step-up from a phone, but also one that offers performance at a reasonable price. While there are a few new cameras in this ...

The SAEDA B-Quest BQ1 combines a smartphone interface with the functionality of a compact camera in a sleek, pocketable body ...

Thanks in part to the resurgence of popularity in point-and-shoot cameras, Panasonic has brought a successor to the five-year old ZS80 and ZS80D (TZ95 in other markets). Called the ZS99 (TZ99), the ...

Not everyone wants to carry around a bulky camera with a huge lens – and they never did. But there are inevitably times when ...