I have had the P900 for three months. It is better than I had expected. Previously I had a Nikon 1 and really liked that but this is even better. Take a lot of pics of the grandkids in soccer, track, swimming and this is very easy to set multiple pictures so I can get the perfect shot as they are...

I've often wished I had a camera that could go from 24mm to 2000mm at the touch of a button and without being weighed down by a ton of glass. Okay, maybe not all the way to 2000mm and perhaps not in a power zoom, but you get my point. The Nikon Coolpix P900 superzoom (super- duper -zoom?

Mashable Choice highlights the best of everything we cover, have experienced first-hand and would recommend to others. It's all about that lens. There is no way to talk about Nikon's excellent, though occasionally frustrating, Coolpix P900 super zoom camera without first addressing the lens.

It's all about that lens. There is no way to talk about Nikon's excellent, though occasionally frustrating, Coolpix P900 super zoom camera without first addressing the lens. This wide-angle, telephoto wonder can, at 24mm, pull in a startling amount of visual information.

This is a difficult camera to review in a way that makes it clear who it is suitable for. My background is like an amateur photographer for a number of years back. I mostly use a full-format camera which, of course, is in a completely different league.

I bought this camera last month, it exceed all my expectations. Loooveeeee the zoom. Then I took photo of the full moon and voila!, I was in heaven. I don't have to crop my photos anymore. it stay as it is, it's original size. Very very happy.

With its astounding 83x zoom lens, the Nikon Coolpix P900 lets you shoot from literally a mile away. Shaky photos and video aren't a problem, thanks to Nikon's outstanding image stabilization. Handy built-ins include a swiveling LCD screen, eye-level electronic viewfinder, GPS, Wi-Fi and NFC.

Incredible 83x zoom; Rock-steady image stabilization; Full 1080p HD video; Handy swiveling LCD screen and eye-level viewfinder; Built-in GPS; Wi-Fi and NFC

Low-light photos are usable; but not great; Bulky; No RAW image capture

Good camera. I stoped carrying my Nikon D5600 and many lenses tagging along during my travel. Does a pretty good job for normal - home, work, travel photography. Transfer to mobile is also fast and without hassles using the nikon ap. However I use my SLR if I want my shots for any professional work.

The camera is nice, but is available elsewhere for less. Problems: 1. This is an international model, comes with the warranty card removed from the box. 2. The accessory bundle that comes with it is completely worthless, except for the UV filter that I use as lens protector. 2a.

Got this camera for my daughter who claimed she can see the moon's craters... It's true! This Xmas gift was a home run.