Who should buy the PixPro WPZ2?

Snorkellers and divers who want a traditional zoom compact underwater Holiday photographers who want one rugged camera for beach and travel Buyers who want waterproofing deeper than GoPro without a housing Budget-conscious adventurers who don't need 4K video

How much does the PixPro WPZ2 cost in the UK?

The PixPro WPZ2 starts from £174 in the UK, available across 5 retailers. Prices are tracked live on GearFrame.

Kodak

Kodak PixPro WPZ2

Name: PixPro WPZ2
Brand: Kodak
Availability: InStock

A rugged Kodak compact with a 4× zoom (27–108 mm equivalent), 16 MP photos and 1080p video. Waterproof to 15 m, shockproof to 2 m and dustproof.

GearFrame's Take

A practical, affordable waterproof camera for those who want a traditional zoom compact rather than a GoPro-style action camera.

Starting from

£174 new

Used from £53 (eBay)

Average price across retailers: ~£115

Available at 5 retailers

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New

eBay

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£51

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Wex Photo Video

£174

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Amazon

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Used

eBay used

Lowest Buy It Now · marketplace

£53

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Wex Photo Video used

£165

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What fits the Kodak PixPro WPZ2

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Battery LB-015 200 shots per charge (CIPA) Every LB-015 battery and charger →

Memory card

microSD Single slot Cheapest at V30 / U3+: £14.00 · Delkin HYPERSPEED microSD UHS-I 32GB

Top mode needs V30 / U3 (from its top video mode and burst rate) microSD cards and speeds →

Core

Released

2019

Sensor

1/2.3" BSI CMOS

Resolution

16.0 MP

Mount

Fixed lens (27–108 mm-eq f/3.0–6.6)

Dimensions

115 × 66 × 32mm

Weight

176g

Weather Sealed

Yes

Performance

Autofocus

TTL contrast-detect autofocus

Stabilisation

Digital

Burst Rate

3fps

Battery Life

200 shots (CIPA)

Features

Video

1080p 30fps

Viewfinder

None — 3.0" LCD screen only

Screen

3.0" LCD

Memory Cards

1× microSD

Connectivity

USB, Wi-Fi

Detailed Specs

Sensor Format

1/2.3-inch and smaller

Viewfinder Type

None

Screen Type

Fixed

Touchscreen

Card Slots

Battery Life (CIPA)

200 shots

Dimensions

103 × 66 × 52mm

Weight (Grams)

176g

Autofocus Type

Contrast detect only

Max Burst Rate

6.0fps

In-Body Stabilisation

Max Video Resolution

1080p–2.7K

10-Bit Video

Log Profile

Built-in Microphone Input

Headphone Jack

HDMI Port Type

None

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Who should buy this

Snorkellers and divers who want a traditional zoom compact underwater
Holiday photographers who want one rugged camera for beach and travel
Buyers who want waterproofing deeper than GoPro without a housing
Budget-conscious adventurers who don't need 4K video

GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Base score — computed from verified specs for an enthusiast shooting photo and video. Camera Match adjusts it for your skill level and priorities.

Portrait

2.4

Street

5.2

Travel

5.8

Wedding & Events

1.9

Documentary

3.5

Landscape

3.6

Casual

5.3

Food

2.8

Macro

1.8

Architecture

2.7

Astrophotography

1.5

Underwater

5.0

✅ Great For

✈️

Travel 5.8 Strong on portability, its 27–108mm zoom and weather sealing. Durable enough to survive anything a holiday throws at it. Optical zoom is a bonus.

⚠️ Not Ideal For

🌌

Astrophotography 1.5 Held back by image quality / low light and pixel size.

🔬

Macro 1.8 Held back by stabilisation and its 27–108mm zoom.

💍

Wedding & Events 1.9 Held back by pro reliability and image quality / low light. Scored down: no flash sync.

📝 How suitability scores are calculated GearScore™ genre scores are calculated from this camera's verified specifications — autofocus, sensor, weight, weather sealing and more — weighted by what matters for each type of photography. Where a spec sheet misses something (e.g. a manual-focus rangefinder for street), we apply a documented editorial adjustment. Scores are not based on customer reviews. See our full methodology →