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# Waterproof 30m deep 16MP sharp shots Built-in GPS tracking Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version

**Brand:** nikon
**Price:** ฿46263
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Adventure-Proof Imaging for the Bold & Connected

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version by nikon
- **How much does it cost?** ฿46263 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- nikon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nikon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Connectivity:** Integrated Wi-Fi and NFC for effortless sharing and remote control on the go.
- • **Rugged Ready for Adventure:** Shockproof up to 2.1m and freezeproof to -10°C—built to survive your wildest expeditions.
- • **Dive Deeper with Confidence:** Waterproof up to 100ft/30m—take your photography underwater without hesitation.
- • **Capture Every Moment Instantly:** Power on to snap in under a second—never miss that perfect shot again.
- • **Navigate & Relive Your Journey:** GPS with world map lets you tag and track every epic location.

## Overview

The Nikon Coolpix AW130 is a rugged, 16MP digital camera designed for active professionals who demand durability and instant performance. Featuring waterproofing up to 30 meters, shockproof and freezeproof construction, plus integrated GPS and wireless connectivity, it’s engineered to capture and share your adventures seamlessly—whether kayaking rapids or trekking remote trails.

## Description

Nikon AW130 Orange

Review: Versitile & Tough to Beat for the Price - The build appears quite robust, about twice the weight of my Sony Cyber Shot. To quote Arnold Schwarzenegger, "Weight is a sign of reliability." I also like that the lens is recessed fairly deeply within a bezel, which should provide a lot of protection. I've seen older Olympus models with a moving lens cover, and I've seen a lot of them which are broken.... All it takes is enough brackish water or a little dirt to jamb a moving lens cover so I'm glad Nikon chose to recess the lens instead of covering it. So far I've only used it once, but I'm quite pleased at the price. I used it on an 8 mile kayak trip with class II and III rapids in 40F water without any troubles. Considering that it was quite overcast, providing poor lighting, I was impressed with the quality of the pictures it took as well (see the attached picture). I apologize for the blurry smudges, that is user error, not product fault.... I do need to remember to blow droplets off the lens before taking pictures. After the initial setup, power on to taking pictures is less than a second. This is a major improvement over all other cameras I have owned or used in the past. This means that you can conserve your batteries and not watch that bird fly away while your camera is booting up. I had noticed that reviews on this camera and similar camera have around a 10% catastrophic failure rating due to water infiltration. Considering that when they fail like this, they seem to fail within the first month of use, it makes me think either user error or damaged gasket. Something I noticed was that there is a red mark on top of the battery door that one needs to pay attention... You can actually get the door to latch while this marking is still partially exposed! You must make sure that you press the door in hard enough while you are latching it to fully obscure this marking if you want reliable waterproofing. People not doing so may account for the majority of the aforementioned 10%. The battery life is impressive. I used this camera for half of a day, taking pictures and videos for almost the entire time, and the battery indicator still showed the battery fully charged. Considering that it was only 40F outside and it was getting splashed continuously by water that was 40F (at the most), keep in mind that low temperatures decrease battery output, I consider it impressive. Before I bought this camera, I was torn between the Nikon AW130 (this model) and the Olympus TG-860. They are both comparable as far as their specifications and I had dealt with Olympus cameras in the past. The deciding factor was that I'd seen many reviews stating how horrible Olympus customer support tends to be while Nikon tends to be quite friendly. Normally, I buy products assuming the warranty is worthless, but when dealing with a $230 camera with a 10% failure rate I did take it into consideration. The real test will be when I take this camera on my annual trip to Lake Superior for kayaking, camping, and snorkeling... Bad weather, rough water, and free diving... I may post another review afterward. A word of caution to anyone wanting an indestructible camera... This thing may be a beast, but it has moving parts so it can fail. I'd seen a lot of reviews where people ONLY brought ONE CAMERA and then complained that it failed during their trip. Bring two cameras, or if you are like me, bring three or four. They don't all have to be new, top-notch cameras either. My Sony is an older 12MP model that I bought for $1, add a sandwich bag and it is waterproof enough for kayaking and maybe an accidental dip although I wouldn't intentionally submerge it. It gives me a backup if I need it and is insignificant when packed in a hold on my sea kayak.
Review: DISAPPOINTING Underwater performance and mine Leaked! Does not perform as advertised - I purchased this camera to use on a SCUBA trip. Rated to 100 feet, this is the first camera I've seen that could make the depths I expected for the typical SCUBA diving I'm doing. Getting right to the point: I inserted memory card and battery at the dive shop, 100% dry and in normal temperature and humidity and sealed it carefully. I made my first dive to a maximum of 55 feet in 80 degree water in Tobago. Two very specific issues I needed an underwater SCUBA camera to do and this camera failed both miserably. #1) Actually go underwater to it's rated depth without issues. This camera present fogging/moisture signs on both the rear LCD display and the inside of the lens cover. As the camera is totally sealed there was no way to try to clear this or wipe it away. I put the camera in my room overnight and it cleared. I took it back out and in 3 hours (without even going underwater, simply walking around the resort and near the boat docks) it fogged both the lens and LCD display again. The camera continued to operate but, of course, photos were seriously impacted by a fogged over lens cover. This alone makes the camera useless, I don't know why it wasn't damaged internally (or perhaps it is and would soon fail even worse, I don't know because I'm returning it immediately). #2) My biggest excitement was the camera has a depth sensor and claimed it would adjust it's Automatic White Balance according to depth while using the Underwater Scene. I tried it in that mode as well as various "Auto" modes. I could find NO setting in which the White Balance underwater worked, at all! ALL my photos came out horribly blue. It was as if there was NO WB adjustment at all. I believe out of 200 photos taken I found 2 I could use. This camera is described as an underwater camera but it was incapable of taking usable photos underwater and it "leaked" (or admitted enough moisture to prevent photos from being taken). To be fair, I took photos when everything cleared up on the surface and the camera performed Average. Normal. It took normal quality photos, nothing exceptional at all. The altimeter was constantly losing it's zero requiring recalibration and using the GPS didn't help a great deal, other than to drain the battery quickly. And, while simply walking around with it in my pocket, again, the back LCD screen and front lens cover fogged over (attached photo shows the rear after being in my pocket for 15 minutes walking from my room to dinner, 75 degrees outside, 72 degrees in room - it's MUCH worse after being underwater). I cannot recommend this camera.

## Features

- 16-megapixel with 3-inch, 921k-dot OLED display
- Waterproof (100ft / 30 m), Shockproof (7ft / 2.1 m), and Freezeproof (14F / -10C)
- Nikkor 24-120mm (eq.) f/2.8-4.9 lens
- Integrated GPS module with World Map
- Built-in NFC and Wi-Fi support

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00TEY2W3Q |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #85,971 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #697 in Digital Point & Shoot Cameras |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (578) |
| Date First Available | February 10, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.9 ounces |
| Item model number | AW130OR |
| Manufacturer | Nikon |
| Product Dimensions | 1.06 x 4.35 x 2.6 inches |

## Product Details

- **Aspect Ratio:** 16:9
- **Brand:** Nikon
- **Compatible Mountings:** Nikon F
- **Expanded ISO Minimum:** 100
- **Image Stabilization:** Digital
- **Maximum Focal Length:** 120 Millimeters
- **Metering Description:** Evaluative
- **Optical Zoom:** 5 x
- **Photo Sensor Technology:** CMOS
- **Supported File Format:** JPEG, RAW

## Images

![Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/814BvJjvdDL.jpg)
![Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/815tuI8CU+L.jpg)
![Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81EK96lU5pL.jpg)
![Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81j-dezZ-hL.jpg)
![Nikon Coolpix AW130 Shock & Waterproof GPS Digital Camera (Orange) - International Version - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81lPSOt+GPL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What does this camera include ?**
A: It is not accurately labeled. It is NOT the international edition as it only had a charger for America. It comes with the camera, American charger and instruction book and warranty card. Good camera but it is not the product advertised.

**Q: Has anyone used this underwater for snorkeling? Is it really waterproof?**
A: No!!!!! It is waterproof when you first buy it but over time ( less than a year) it will start leaking even with the door completely closed. Biggest waste of $. We use it in the pool a few times & then at a waterpark. After that it leaked when we took it snorkeling. Now it won't work at all.

**Q: Does it have a built-in flash? If so, is it much good?**
A: Yes it does have built in Flash.  Specs are :Built-in flash Range (approx.) (ISO sensitivity: Auto) WBuilt-in: 0.5 to 5.2m (1 ft. 8 in. to 17 ft.) T: 0.5 to 4.5m (1 ft. 8 in. to 14 ft.)  Flash Control TTL auto flash with monitor preflashesIn response to your question regarding the quality of the flash, the answer is relative based on each individual's meaning of "good".   I think this product offers great performance.

**Q: Does it have a place to connect a tripod**
A: Yes. Standard tripod connection on bottom of the camera.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Versitile & Tough to Beat for the Price
*by D***L on December 30, 2015*

The build appears quite robust, about twice the weight of my Sony Cyber Shot. To quote Arnold Schwarzenegger, "Weight is a sign of reliability." I also like that the lens is recessed fairly deeply within a bezel, which should provide a lot of protection. I've seen older Olympus models with a moving lens cover, and I've seen a lot of them which are broken.... All it takes is enough brackish water or a little dirt to jamb a moving lens cover so I'm glad Nikon chose to recess the lens instead of covering it. So far I've only used it once, but I'm quite pleased at the price. I used it on an 8 mile kayak trip with class II and III rapids in 40F water without any troubles. Considering that it was quite overcast, providing poor lighting, I was impressed with the quality of the pictures it took as well (see the attached picture). I apologize for the blurry smudges, that is user error, not product fault.... I do need to remember to blow droplets off the lens before taking pictures. After the initial setup, power on to taking pictures is less than a second. This is a major improvement over all other cameras I have owned or used in the past. This means that you can conserve your batteries and not watch that bird fly away while your camera is booting up. I had noticed that reviews on this camera and similar camera have around a 10% catastrophic failure rating due to water infiltration. Considering that when they fail like this, they seem to fail within the first month of use, it makes me think either user error or damaged gasket. Something I noticed was that there is a red mark on top of the battery door that one needs to pay attention... You can actually get the door to latch while this marking is still partially exposed! You must make sure that you press the door in hard enough while you are latching it to fully obscure this marking if you want reliable waterproofing. People not doing so may account for the majority of the aforementioned 10%. The battery life is impressive. I used this camera for half of a day, taking pictures and videos for almost the entire time, and the battery indicator still showed the battery fully charged. Considering that it was only 40F outside and it was getting splashed continuously by water that was 40F (at the most), keep in mind that low temperatures decrease battery output, I consider it impressive. Before I bought this camera, I was torn between the Nikon AW130 (this model) and the Olympus TG-860. They are both comparable as far as their specifications and I had dealt with Olympus cameras in the past. The deciding factor was that I'd seen many reviews stating how horrible Olympus customer support tends to be while Nikon tends to be quite friendly. Normally, I buy products assuming the warranty is worthless, but when dealing with a $230 camera with a 10% failure rate I did take it into consideration. The real test will be when I take this camera on my annual trip to Lake Superior for kayaking, camping, and snorkeling... Bad weather, rough water, and free diving... I may post another review afterward. A word of caution to anyone wanting an indestructible camera... This thing may be a beast, but it has moving parts so it can fail. I'd seen a lot of reviews where people ONLY brought ONE CAMERA and then complained that it failed during their trip. Bring two cameras, or if you are like me, bring three or four. They don't all have to be new, top-notch cameras either. My Sony is an older 12MP model that I bought for $1, add a sandwich bag and it is waterproof enough for kayaking and maybe an accidental dip although I wouldn't intentionally submerge it. It gives me a backup if I need it and is insignificant when packed in a hold on my sea kayak.

### ⭐ DISAPPOINTING Underwater performance and mine Leaked! Does not perform as advertised
*by A***E on March 8, 2016*

I purchased this camera to use on a SCUBA trip. Rated to 100 feet, this is the first camera I've seen that could make the depths I expected for the typical SCUBA diving I'm doing. Getting right to the point: I inserted memory card and battery at the dive shop, 100% dry and in normal temperature and humidity and sealed it carefully. I made my first dive to a maximum of 55 feet in 80 degree water in Tobago. Two very specific issues I needed an underwater SCUBA camera to do and this camera failed both miserably. #1) Actually go underwater to it's rated depth without issues. This camera present fogging/moisture signs on both the rear LCD display and the inside of the lens cover. As the camera is totally sealed there was no way to try to clear this or wipe it away. I put the camera in my room overnight and it cleared. I took it back out and in 3 hours (without even going underwater, simply walking around the resort and near the boat docks) it fogged both the lens and LCD display again. The camera continued to operate but, of course, photos were seriously impacted by a fogged over lens cover. This alone makes the camera useless, I don't know why it wasn't damaged internally (or perhaps it is and would soon fail even worse, I don't know because I'm returning it immediately). #2) My biggest excitement was the camera has a depth sensor and claimed it would adjust it's Automatic White Balance according to depth while using the Underwater Scene. I tried it in that mode as well as various "Auto" modes. I could find NO setting in which the White Balance underwater worked, at all! ALL my photos came out horribly blue. It was as if there was NO WB adjustment at all. I believe out of 200 photos taken I found 2 I could use. This camera is described as an underwater camera but it was incapable of taking usable photos underwater and it "leaked" (or admitted enough moisture to prevent photos from being taken). To be fair, I took photos when everything cleared up on the surface and the camera performed Average. Normal. It took normal quality photos, nothing exceptional at all. The altimeter was constantly losing it's zero requiring recalibration and using the GPS didn't help a great deal, other than to drain the battery quickly. And, while simply walking around with it in my pocket, again, the back LCD screen and front lens cover fogged over (attached photo shows the rear after being in my pocket for 15 minutes walking from my room to dinner, 75 degrees outside, 72 degrees in room - it's MUCH worse after being underwater). I cannot recommend this camera.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***M on October 4, 2018*

Great camera. Perfect for taking camping!

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