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Overall, the Fujifilm FinePix XP150 is a nice looking camera that's a easy to use and meets the tough demands placed upon it. However, where the XP150 stumbles is in the results. Although we've enjoyed using the XP150 ... there are too many foibles along the way and too many shots that could or...

No reason to mince words and waste time: The Fuji XP150 is not worth your money.

...the XP150 is very much a middle-of-the-road compact that doesn’t really stand out from its peers...It’s certainly competent and given the right conditions can produce a pleasing image too, however the low-resolution and far-too-easy-to-scratch LCD screen really let it down.

With its physically small sensor and small internally stacked lens ... the XP150 won’t make you a better photographer or improve the quality of your shots, but it will deliver images that we might not otherwise have attempted.

The Fuji FinePix XP150 is a fast and easy to use camera that should survive all manner of outdoor pursuits with the adventurous photographer. Reasonably priced and with a wide array of specialised functions, it's definitely a contender in the tough outdoor camera market.

The Fujifilm XP150 is your cheapest option for a compact that's waterproof to 10 metres and has a GPS. Is that enough to make users overlook picture quality that trails behind the competition, a sub-standard screen and the absence of a full-res burst mode? That's for you to decide.

The Fujifilm XP 150 makes an affordable tough cam for places you wouldn’t venture with a more fragile cam, but doesn’t perform well enough to replace a general point-and-shoot camera.