Canon PowerShot N2

Canon refines its quirky square pocket camera for the PowerShot N2 The Wi-Fi-enabled ultracompact gets the screen it should have had the first time around, not to me ntion other feature tweaks.

Easy to Use

Very easy and funny to use. Great selfie and designed

Canon PowerShot N2

Certainly the smallest PowerShot I have ever seen or used. Its small size means that certain features are in different places. It uses a micro SD card and the TFT display takes all of the rear of the unit, yes it is small, small pocket small.

With a few tweeks could be brilliant!

I have only just begun using the Canon Powershot N2, it has very good quality with barely any pixelation. It also has good audio when listening back to a video, however I am yet to try it outside for sound.

This is difficult to review. One the plus side ...

This is difficult to review. One the plus side, the camera did very well when everything worked properly. On the negative side, it broke down very early on. A lot of people can't afford not to have a functioning camera as they may have a blog, vlog etc that they're using it for.

Canon Powershot N2 Review

Features Handling Performance Verdict Specification The Canon Powershot N2 features an 8x optical zoom lens, tilting touch screen and built-in Wi-Fi and updates the Powershot N , with a 16.1 megapixel sensor and NFC. Its square design makes it an unusual looking camera.

Canon PowerShot N2

Back in 2013 we were rather underwhelmed with the original PowerShot N, but Canon is back with a second generation that boasts improved specs and more features. The PowerSHot N2 retains the same distinctive square style and 8x optically stabilised zoom lens as its predecessor, but now its tilting,...

Canon PowerShot N2

The Canon PowerShot N2 ($299.99) is a minor update to the original N . It increases the sensor resolution to 16 megapixels, improves video to 1080p30 resolution, and makes it a little bit easier to capture a photo using the shutter ring.

Canon PowerShot N2 Review

The Canon PowerShot N2 improves upon its predecessor, but this pocket camera is still held back by a design that makes it downright awkward to use. The Canon PowerShot N2 ($299.99) is a minor update to the original N ($299.00 at Amazon) . It increases the sensor resolution to 16 megapixels, improves video to 1080p30 resolution, and makes it a little bit easier to capture a photo using the shutter ring. But ergonomics are still a serious issue, and image quality lags behind the PowerShot N100 ( at Amazon) , our Editors' Choice for compact cameras, and for just $50 more it's a much better buy. Design and FeaturesCanon attempted to redefine compact camera design with the N, but I don't think that it succeeded. For the most part, the N2 ($288.00 at eBay)  is the same camera from a physical perspective, and that's not a good thing. The squarish camera—it measures 2.4 by 3.2 by 1.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 7.1 ounces—doesn't include a traditional zoom rocker or a shutter button. Instead, you need to twist a narrow ring around its lens to zoom in or out. To take a picture you, need to push another ring, which sits directly in front o...

Disappointed

This is a super cute camera! I have waited for it to release for about 4 months. I finally got it and was so sad and disappointed. My last camera was a 3 year old Canon S100. I loved that cam. As a youtube vlogger, it was the best tool for me vlog with on the go.