usability, portability, image quality, price, design

reliability, lens, zoom, viewfinder, screen

65% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Slim, pretty design; very good feature-to-price ratio; above average photo quality for its class.

Long shutter lag.

A budget ultracompact worth buying, the Casio Exilim EX-S5's only real issue is shutter lag.

Super slim and light camera, photo quality is good for its class

Shutter lag is too long

Casio Exilim EX-S5 is good camera considering it costs only $130 but it lacks features and if you are a photograph enthusiasts this will be nightmare for you. However if you are a newbie this is a great camera. We would also ask people who lack...

Excellent picture quality for the price point. Sleek and light design is perfect for taking pictures anywhere. Good HD video quality

Indoor pictures tend to fair less in quality due to the brightness of the flash even with white balance adjusted or the Best Shots feature enabled

Lightweight, cheap

Shutter lag is quite high, feels flimsy, cheap plastic

Ease of use. Very good picture quaility. Quality build

It's a point and click so it's not a DSLR. I would help if you know about ISO and calibration of the camera in some settings

Light weight, compact, easy to use. Great camera for an amazing price. The pictures are crisp and beautiful. I'm not a professional photographer so I don't know about advanced settings but the picture settings that comes with the camera are all that I...

The resolution on the LCD screen is kind of poor. It might seem like you took a bad/unclear picture but the final result is unaffected

very good and exellent camera with good color and good shape. it has better picture quality then casio exilim s12. it is also cheap and good looking

newegg has better shipping policy i ordered camera on monday and wednesday i got it with regular shiiping $1.99

Very small and lightweight, perfect for your typical point and shoot type user like myself. Nothing fancy but still plenty of options/settings for such a budget camera

The LCD screen is a little grainy, of course the pictures turn out fine just kind of a disappointment when trying to view pictures from the camera

Great little camera with easy to navigate options and high picture quality. Fits easily anywhere so there is no reason to leave it at home even if you're going to a seemingly meaningless event. Plus it has the face detection and anti-shake features...

Not as good for zooming in as my last (Kodak) camera, if you want detail say from 20+ feet probably not gonna get it, depending how small it is