Sony Cyber-SHOT DSC-TX10B

size, image quality, portability, durability, performance

usability

82% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, image quality, portability, design

reliability, viewfinder

77% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Leistung, Design, Bildqualität, Linse, Bedienbarkeit

60% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

81% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

100% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Tough yet stylish ; Image quality ; HD movie quality

Limited zoom ; No finger grip ; Not cheap

The Sony TX10 offers just about the best overall image quality we’ve yet seen in a toughened camera with a folded-lens design. While some processing and compression flaws do become apparent at 100% and above, at lower sizes images deliver plenty of...

This is a ‘toughened’ model that neither resembles what we’ve come to imagine a camera of that ilk to be, nor handles like one. It’s therefore best viewed as a stylish snapshot that won’t get grumpy if it’s occasionally left out in the rain, rather...

Svelte, pocket sized, attractively finished and constructed, high-ish stills resolution without noise issues at higher ISOs, well saturated colours and evenly exposed results, cheaper than its predecessor - if only just

We can’t see the sliding lens cover and sand and grit mixing well, ditto the slender body lasting long with deliberate mistreatment, pricey compared to a non strengthened compact, few manual features

The TX10 feels pricey at just shy of £320 when for a few pounds more you could buy a high performance compact such as Canon’s PowerShot S95 , the Panasonic LX5 or even Sony’s own HX9. However if robustness as well as beauty is your desire, that’s...

The most stylish rugged camera ; Bright, clear screen ; Well priced for its feature set ; Punchy colours

Front panel can be difficult to slide down from certain angles ; Blue-ish white balance under artificial light ; Prominent lens distortion at wide end ; Images at full magnification look over-processed

While it's got plenty of issues, the TX10 is the best rugged camera yet from the 2011 crop. Provided that you don't need extreme waterproofing and can cope with the small buttons, this go-most-places camera should be up to the task.

If you're on the market for a toughened compact camera that doesn't obviously carry any extra bulk and will look as at home on the counter of the poolside bar as in the pool itself, the Sony CyberShot DSC-TX10 may well fit the bill. For that reason...

Great noise performance; Strong resolution scores

Video color is way off; Awkward handling

With the debut of the Cyber-shot TX5, this camera’s predecessor, Sony sought to carve out a new sub-category inside the ruggedized camera market. The TX5 did not offer quite the same degree of water proofing, wasn’t quite as crush resistant, and...

A great performer with sleek dimensions, the images look as good as the camera itself. It may not appeal to those on a budget, but its durability justifies the investment

Very stylish; Sweep Panoramas; Fast continuous shooting at full resolution; Full HD videos; Good noise performance; Excellent white-balance; Superb image quality; Waterproof, freezeproof and shockproof

Only 4x optical zoom

The perfect pocket camera, Stylish and tough, Great video quality

Expensive, "Virtual" movie stop/start button, Finicky touch screen