I prefer GPS, you may prefer touchscreen

(The Touchscreen simplifies this

i love the touchscreen

As this camera has nearly everything in common with the D5300, I encourage you to read my D5300 review and Comments to get a very real idea of what this camera offers as it, like I said earlier, is the same camera as a D5300 but with touchscreen instead of GPS.Everyone hated on a previous version of this review because it's not all glowy

I am still fiddling with it to learn how to adjust settings (a little less intuitive than my other Nikons), but I'd say this camera is very high grade and takes beautiful photos!*Lightweight*Easy to switch lenses*High Resolution*Large amount of shooting capabilities*Moderate adjustment features*Awesome touchscreen

And the touchscreen is very touch sensitive and effective

The articulating touchscreen is also handy when trying to get shots that are either really high or low

Surprisingly; incredibly slow, unresponsive touchscreen when loading images (sometimes takes up to 2-5 seconds for screen changes) Takes a lot of gestures to zoom in quickly

The reason I spent more on this one is due to the articulating touchscreen, which is a huge bonus.

Absolutely love the touchscreen!

Touch Screen with Adjustable touchscreen (Amazing for vlogging)- Battery

The touchscreen is nice as it give you access to more features, faster, than having to scroll through menus and around the screen with the cursor

The articulated, touchscreen is tremendous

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

n’t regret it one bit.

Nikon serial number on the box does not have the "U" indicating a Nikon USA product, and C) the serial number on the box doesn't match the one on the body

Nikon serial number on the box does not have the "U" indicating a Nikon USA product, and C) the serial number on the box doesn't match the one on the body