GE A950 9.1 Megapixel

I literally stumbled onto this listing while searching for something else on ebay. The only reason I got it is because my husband said he could use a camera and the bid was right. My kids have Fuji's and Sony's, etc., however, GE is a brand we know so we decided to take a chance. WOW! What a surprise. It has a fabulous 5X zoom. VERY bright 2.5 display. So many features: smile, blink, face recognition, video mode, panoramic display, low light, expandable sd card. It is not quite as thin as the aforementioned brands, but that's because it runs on aa batteries, which is right up my alley. You can always have spares and not worry about running out of power. There are even high powered aa's for extra life. I haven't listed everthing here because we are still learning the camera. Terrific camera for the money; definitly competes with the features of the existing cameras. You will not be disappointed.

This camera has so many neat features for a much lower price than anything else that I've looked at. I love the 5X optical zoom which is the main reason I bought this model and I also loved the price! Cool features such as the panarama mode, smile detection... are secondary features that I haven't really tried out yet. Very simple to operate, doesn't seem to eat batteries like so many cameras do either. So far, I'm very happy with this camera.

Nice camera, works well. Fairly easy to use and the price was right!
The only issue I had is that it only holds about 5 pics without a memory card.

I wanted a camera that would be small enough to carry in a pocket to be available immediately. This does all of that and provides nice quality pictures. It' first task was to take pictures of our 1st grand daughter.

I bought this camera as an upgrade to a 5.0 megapixel Canon unit which I did not like. The GE is surprising for the price: Takes great pictures under a variety of conditions, the autofocus works good, the 5X optical zoom is a plus, its loaded with special features, and the build quality is very good. What I don't like is the absence of an optical viewfinder and the incomplete printed instructions (however full instructions are provided on the included CD).