I have a Nikon P900.

Generally I love the camera but then I bought it mostly for travel and as a walk around camera when I don't want to use my big heavy SLRs. The lens performs incredibly well and the images seem as good as many of my DSLR ones.

There is one caution and one complaint.

The caution is that the camera has a lengthy learning curve. When you zoom the lens all the way out it's almost impossible to not shake the camera. It does have an image stabilizer but with that zoom range it could use three. You can master it but it does take practice, that or a tripod.

As to the complaint, to charge the battery you have to plug the camera into the outlet. That's incredibly dumb since that means you can't use the camera over the charging period and you also can't charge two batteries at once. Nikon claims to have a stand alone charger, it's listed in their product lines, but I had one on back order for over a year and it never showed up so I gave up. I basically have to charge two batteries using the camera. I guess that's good for NIkon, they maximize profits by not including the charger, and they make an extra buck on a charger if one ever shoes up. It's us who suffer.

One other thing ... it's a sophisticated camera but it is also a Popint and Shoot. That means the body is not bristling with a lot of controls that save you going into a menu. I have learned how to set the camera quickly over time, the menu structure isn't that bad. But of course when you're used to all the controls on a DSLR, this one is a bit light.