Would you consider buying one in 2018? Why not? Are phone cameras enough these days?
Compact cameras
I bought a Canon Powershot ELPH 360 and promptly returned it because it was worse than my phone's camera. I'm just saving up for a real camera now. Don't get the worst of both worlds.
Compacts have the same sensors as phone cameras. They just have a crappy zoom lens in front of them. You need to get something with a better sensor if you want an increase in image quality. Aside from a few oddballs like the Ricoh GR that means an interchangeable-lens camera (SLR or mirrorless, your choice)
I'm actually considering getting one for a couple trips I'm planning on taking, since I don't know if I want to drag my DSLR everywhere. My phone just isn't up to the task. In fact, photos I took years ago with a 3.2-MP Canon P&S look better than my 16-MP phone
I got the one on top-left, still works well, I won't buy another one.
I'm not professional and I don't use pinterest, whatever.
I'd buy a RX100 V if I had the money
I still use a Canon pocket camera I bought in 2009. Only 720p video, but way better in low light then my cell phone.
I use one of these.
My brother gave it to be.
Probably 5X the quality VS a smart phone.
Normiephones just don't have the sensor size.
Yo it looks fucking cute
Not as cute as u though