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The S110 packs in more quality per square inch of camera than any other point-and-shoot on the market today.

Nice photo quality, improved autofocus performance, and a very compact design make the Canon PowerShot S110 a solid option if you're looking for something between a point-and-shoot and an enthusiast compact.

The compact, sharp-shooting Canon PowerShot S110 is very similar to its Editors' Choice-winning predecessor, but it's no longer the class leader.

The S110 is a perfectly fine high-end compact, but the S100 offers the same performance for less money. It’s as simple as that.

The S110 might not be quite the king it once was, but otherwise it’s still a little joy.

For now though, the PowerShot S110 remains the best bet for enthusiast photographers seeking the rare combination of advanced control in a truly compact connected camera.

On the whole, the PowerShot S110 remains one of the most effectively designed and pleasant-to-use expert compacts of the moment. Unfortunately, battery life is still something of a problem, which could hold rather intensive users back.

... if you’re looking for an enthusiast compact the Canon S110 certainly warrants consideration.

If you want one of the smallest premium compacts around, then the new Canon PowerShot S110 certainly fits the bill.