Pros
- Surprisingly good image quality
- Very easy to use
Cons
- Rubberized controls are very basic
- No appeal unless you're a teenage girl
Bottom Line
The fashion-first Finepix Z30 backs up its looks with sharp images, but its design and rubber buttons won't please everyone.
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