Compare Prices : Sanyo Xacti CA65

Review summary: Sanyo's Xacti range has sported the unusual but undeniably original ‘gun look' for a good few years now. Although smaller details such as colour, size and specifications have altered from model to model, the general idea ...

Verdict: The Sanyo VPC-CA65 is a compact and sturdy-feeling digital movie and stills camera that is reliable and easy to operate. Although the distinctive and original body shape feels a little uncomfortable and somewhat awkward to use with one hand only, once ...

Review summary: Sanyo has taken the innards of the well-received VPC-CG65 and enclosed it in a watertight casing

Pros: Excellent value, Good features and performance

Cons: Sound recording not the best underwater

Verdict: Underwater fashion being what it is, white is the predominant colour here with splashes of grey and chrome. The need for aquatic simplicity has resulted in similar functionality from fewer controls

Review summary: Sanyo made a literal and metaphorical 'splash' with its Xacti VPC-CA6, which it claimed could resist threatening torrents of water, coffee, saliva etc. Emboldened by this stand against the elements, the company has now taken on the very might of the ...

Pros: Excellent value, Good features and performance

Cons: Sound recording not the best underwater

Verdict: We liked the SD version of the VPC-CA65 and this version changes a colour and makes the statement that it works underwater. It does. It ticks all the performance and features boxes you would expect at this price too, so that puts it in a category of ...

Verdict: Poor battery life is compensated for by ruggedness, ease of use and a great software package.