Fujifilm FinePix XP130

Simple to use ; More affordable than other rugged cameras ; Pocket-sized but rugged

Average image quality ; No 4K video recording ; Light on features compared to rivals

If you’re looking for a budget, rugged compact then the Fujfilm XP130 is still worth considering. But it’s since been overtaken by pricier but more capable rivals like the Olympus Tough TG-5.

Affordable. Tough, waterproof design. Simple operation. 5x zoom lens. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

Video limited to 1080p. So-so lens with limited macro focus. Rear LCD doesn't support touch.

Bottom Line: The Fujifilm FinePix XP130 is a tough, waterproof, budget-friendly pocket camera, but you'll need to spend more if you're after advanced features and manual control.

Low price ; Lightweight at 207g ; Handy electronic level ; Waterproof to 10m ; Drop-prof from 1.8m

Short battery life ; No RAW photos or 4K video ; Confusing wireless file transfer ; Poor in low light & with fast action ; Few manual controls

Ideal for skiers and snorkelers looking for something tough and waterproof, this point-and-shoot camera is hamstrung by average photos and a short battery life.

The Fujifilm FinePix XP130 is a minor upgrade of last year's XP120 camera, adding four mild improvements to keep things fresh for 2018. Fujifilm have apparently sold 5 million XP cameras since the first model was released, so they've clearly decided to...

The XP130 improves battery life, and now has Bluetooth. Unfortunately, like the XP120 before it, the camera struggles to give good image quality, with the folded optics lens, and slow aperture producing images with low levels of detail. If you don't...

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