Obviously for those that do prefer a touch screen interface, this would be an important feature

Lastly, as other reviewers have said, the wireless features of the Nikon D5500 don't work that well, which wasn't important to me.

Nice feature is touch screen that folds out and turns to face front if needed for real expensive selfies ;)

Every fits cleanly, the threads are solid, and the filter threads are an excellent feature missing from some other adapters

It has a lot of very nice features

The quality of the pictures is excellent and I love the features, the lighter weight, slightly smaller size, and grip

The added focus points help in composing photos....the list of great features goes on and on

Great body, nice features and when paired with quality lenses the pictures are amazing!

I definitely miss this feature

WiFi feature works great, but requires a bit of effort

The flip-out LDC touch screen on the rear is a great feature.

Very easy to use, can be as simple as point and shoot but also has enough features to satisfy a pro

But I suspect that LCD spot focusing capability will be a well used feature among many

for the price i think you get a great image quality and many features that will help you grow as a photographer.

A great all around medium class DSLR and 18-140 lens; great picture quality and loaded with useful features DSLR that is easy to use and obtain excellent results.

That being said, there are a few annoying features: 1) There is no shortcut to switch between scenes on the dials, forcing you to use the touchscreen every time you want to change scene modes, and 2

So I have to say that I have fallen inlove with the Nikon D5500 and all its amazing features (wifi and touchscreen).

The camera has some great features like its bright rotatable touchscreen that can be stowed with the LCD protected against the body

I wasn't sure if I would like this feature or not but find myself using it frequently.

I recently bought the D5500 because of the convenient features it offered over the D3300 I had for a year

So, I disabled that feature early on.

(which would cost $40+ extra to get on any other camera that lacked this feature).

Easy to use and full featured.

I really love it, the features are great

Touch FN is by far my favorite feature letting you use the touchscreen as a secondary control dial for things like apeture, shutter speed, ISO

I love the features and decreased weight of this camera - perfect for travel and hiking.

It has certainly helped with that problem but has many other great features as well

Lastly, as other reviewers have said, the wireless features of the Nikon D5500 don't work that well, which wasn't important to me.

Nice new features from the 5100

If you are looking for an entry level DSLR, you can't go wrong with this one, especially since it has the same "important" features as its newer version for less money

Love the camera, it's features, and the versaitility and quality of the lenses.

Love the addition of the touch screen on the D5500, a welcome feature from it's predecessor, the Nikon D5300

It's a great replacement for my old D3100 and with great features for a DSLR of its price-range.

Being able to remotely take pictures from a smartphone is a great feature

Amazing features

It also fully swivels and turns and can be turned to face inwards when you're not using this, which is a great feature.

The Wi-Fi is a great feature too

and it has opened up a whole array of amazing features for me to use right on my camera

This is a great camera, but in my opinion, not as great as a D5300

Before I returned the D5300 though I did send it (on my dime) to Nikon USA to get it cleaned and they refused as it was a "Gray Market" camera made in Thailand.

but I'm skeptical that it can nail focus as well as and a often as a Canon, Nikon (or Pentax or any) DSLRs

all working as

n’t regret it one bit.