8.6 out of 10
based on 187 reviews
Olympus Tough TG-810
14.0 megapixels
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User Score (222)8.3
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Expert Score (10)7.6
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Value for money (48)7.9
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Features (3)7.7
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Ease of use (4)9.7
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Performance (40)8.7
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Picture quality (7)8.2
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Overall quality (44)8.6
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Display (2)10
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Photo quality (6)10
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Ergonomics (2)10
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CNET
29 April 2011
7.7/10Tough as old boots and about as heavy to match, the TG-810 is packed to the brim with features to complement its waterproof credentials. Just don't expect the GPS to work as promised. Read more
- Tough as old bricks, Good screen, Decent image quality for a tough camera at low ISO levels
- GPS takes a long time to get a signal, Video quality is pretty poor, Joystick can be fiddly
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goodgearguide.com.au
3 August 2011
The Olympus Tough TG-810 is designed to resist the hardships of life in all kinds of places. It's dustproof, waterproof, scratchproof, smashproof, and freezeproof. It also has a GPS and digital compass built in. These specs come at a price, though — the Tough TG-810 is pretty heavy, bulky and has buttons that are sometimes difficult to operate. The 14-megapixel, 5x-zoom-equipped Olympus Tough TG-810 is built tough (as you would expect). Read more
- Very sturdy, High quality LCD screen
- Images are over-processed, Video quality is mediocre, Buttons and joystick are hard to use
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User Reviews
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"Solid camera with some useful features and some let downs"
5.0/10Reviewer: Anyone, CNET11 August 2011Don't expect to geotag any spontanious moments. While initial slow sat fix is expected, GPS fix updates are also extremely slow. Currently the compass is reversed for E and W despite having the correct GPS region. Other features are great. solidly built, choice of navigation methods; tap or toggle, though easy to get errors with the toggle direction. Auto 3 photo panorama shots are easy with seemless joins. It is built like a brick. Read more
- Very solid, easy panorama shots, tap navigation, good menu system
- GPS VERY slow to update, Compass readings for E & W reversed
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