Compare Prices : Ricoh G600

Review summary: If you need a camera that can survive water, dust, cold and shocks then Ricoh has just the thing.

Review summary: ricoh g600 review: Though the G600 might be better suited for on-the-job shooting than a life on the snow slopes, it's still not a bad camera.

Pros: Robust design, Surprising amount of functions, Clever battery feature

Cons: Not terribly sexy

Verdict: There are sexier tough cameras out there, but this one looks the industrial part and packs a number of hard-working features. Probably not one for the ski slopes, but certainly worth taking to work for decent pictures.

Review summary: If you live life on the edge, you need gadgets to match. The Ricoh G600 is a camera designed for extreme(ish) conditions: this 10-megapixel snapper is waterproof, dustproof and drop-proof. Though the frame is rubberised and the controls oversized, ...

Pros: Robust design ; surprising amount of functions ; clever battery feature

Cons: Not terribly sexy

Verdict: There are sexier tough cameras out there, but this one looks the industrial part and packs a number of hard-working features. Probably not one for the ski slopes, but certainly worth taking to work for decent pictures

Review summary: If you're on the lookout for a slim, stylish, compact digital camera you can stop reading this review now, because the 10-megapixel Ricoh G600 isn't for you. Weighing in at 260g (excluding battery and memory card) ...

Verdict: Where the Ricoh G600 succeeds is in offering a digital camera that can withstand a bit of battering. It's a model for taking snaps when you're out on the move and in extreme conditions and would be perfect for activities like bike riding or having fun ...