If you're a flat earther, or simply want to see what stars look like up close without any of that fake CGI rubbish that NASA produces, then you'll want to get this camera (or the Nikon Coolpix P900 – which is quite a lot cheaper, but it does have less zoom).

Brilliant camera. Lots of different features, easy to use. Connects to app on smart phone. Easy to use, brilliant 150x optical zoom.

I have the Nikon P900 and waited patiently for the 1000 to come out. In my search for the "best deal" I found Beach Camera. I so appreciate the competitive pricing as well as the customer service. This camera is all that I hoped it would be and more.

While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present

With a ridiculous 83x zoom, people have used the super long lens on Nikon's Coolpix P900 to snap pics of Saturn or pull off the kind of shots you normally only see in spy movies. But apparently that wasn't good enough, so today, Nikon is announcing the new Coolpix P1000 featuring frankly ridiculous...

The Nikon COOLPIX P1000 is a DSLR-styled super-zoom with a world-beating 125x zoom range. This is a camera that's really all about the lens. Starting at a comfortably wide 24mm, it just keeps on going, all the way to an equivalent 3000mm – that's powerful enough to take photos of the moon with the...

If you're going to make an all-in-one camera or compact mirrorless ILC in today's market, you'll need to do something to stand out from the crowd, and boy oh boy, has Nikon delivered with its new COOLPIX P1000 .

Superzoom cameras, like Nikon's Coolpix P1000 ($999.99) are popular because, let's face it, people who buy entry level DSLR's rarely, if ever, take the kit lenses off their cameras.

Achieving a high level of optical zoom on DSLRs and full-frame cameras typically requires using a large and heavy lens, like the ones you've probably seen being used at sporting events or for wildlife photography.

Impressive zoom range; Very good lens stabilisation; Fully articulating display; RAW and 4K support

Heavy and bulky; Average quality JPEGs; Battery life could be better; Autofocus can be sluggish

The P1000 is a loveable beast and an optical marvel, but it's difficult to recommend. Max zoom is rarely required in real world shooting, and the optic necessitates a small sensor with underwhelming image quality.

Stunning zoom range; Good EVF; Excellent image stabilisation; 4K video and RAW photos

Average image quality; Poor low light performance; Big and heavy; Focusing and VR struggle at extreme zoom