Love the camera, the small size is perfect for a pocket. Takes some getting used to in order to open and close with one hand to make it a nice point and shoot. Being that its so small also, you might as well forget about keeping the screen clean. That is not going to happen. The entire back is screen and your thumb will always smudge it.

I come from owning a previous cyber-shot which I loved that had buttons and a touch screen. However when visiting other countries or just traveling, I would walk around with this huge bulge in my pocket where the camera was. It was also a point and shoot, but no where near the small size of this TX-66 which is thinner than my wallet.

What I dislike is not about that camera itself, but at the fact that it comes with nothing. No install programs, no holder, no screen cleaner, no memory card. I had to go right back to amazon and place a new order for a case, memory card and travel charger (the original charger is two pieces, plug... Read more

I purchase this camera for a replacement on my T2. It eventually went on strike, with the focusing motor keeping trembling in my hand after I turn it on, after a 4-year service for me. I love it so much.

I think I don't need to emphasize its technical specification improvement after this long term. It also fells pretty thin and small in my hand that very easy to carry. But I still just want to point out some things that I am not quite comfortable with comparing with my lovely T2. ;-)

First, I am impressed how thin it is. But on the other hand, it is just too small for me. I mean its width * length. This issue causes the touch screen is smaller as well. I would say I don't like the experience of touching buttons on it. It becomes somewhat more difficult. T2 is just small enough to stay in the pocket, and I need to worry about TX66 is small enough to slide out of the pocket.

Second thing is the UI is not as fancy as the appearance of the camera, in my... Read more