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Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2 vs OM System TG-7

Buy the OM System TG-7 if you shoot in low light, want 4K video, or dive deeper than a few meters. Buy the Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2 if you want a cheap, simple waterproof camera for the beach, pool or snorkeling. The gap is wide: $159.99 at eBay for the Kodak versus $438.99 at Lowe's for the TG-7 as of November 4, 2026.

Today the Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2 costs $279.00 less at its best price.

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Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2

Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2

4.6· 76 ratings
$159.99at eBayVerified
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Choose the Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2 if you want a rugged point-and-shoot for under $200 and mostly shoot outdoors in good light.

Pros
  • Cheapest way into a waterproof, shockproof compact at $159.99.
  • 16MP files give more room to crop than the TG-7's 12MP.
  • Wi-Fi app transfer to phone is simple for beginners.
  • Small and light enough to pocket for travel.
Cons

What separates them

Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2OM System TG-7
Price$159.99 at eBay as of November 4, 2026$438.99 at Lowe's as of November 4, 2026
Sensor resolution16.35MP 1/2.3" CMOS12MP 1/2.3" back-illuminated CMOS
Maximum aperturef/3.0 at wide endf/2.0 at wide end
ISO range100-3200100-12800
Video1080p up to 29.97 fps4K
Underwater depth ratingWaterproof, depth not specified15 m
LCDFixed 2.7"3" 1.04m-dot
Storage

Price history

  • Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2: lowest $179.00 on Nov 4 at Amazon.
  • OM System TG-7: lowest $438.99 on Nov 4 at Lowe's.

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Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2

  • CuracaoNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $189.98Observed at 2:37 AM
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  • Improvemint FinancialNew

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    $233.99Observed at 2:37 AM
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by mackdeezy123_3 (100% positive, 294 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $159.99+ $7.79 shippingVerified
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    $179.00Free shippingObserved at 2:37 AM
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OM System TG-7

  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by BLUETECH DEALS

    $442.00Observed at 3:33 AM
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  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by tedselectronics1

    $454.99Free shippingObserved at 3:33 AM
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  • Best BuyNew

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    $459.95Free shippingObserved at 3:33 AM
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    $438.99Free shippingObserved at 3:33 AM
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Specs compared

SpecKodak PIXPRO WPZ2OM System TG-7
Focal Length4.9 to 19.6mm (35mm Equivalent: 27 to 108mm)4.5 - 18.0 mm
ISO SensitivityNative: 100 to 3200100-12800
Max Video ResolutionUp to 1080p at 29.97 fps4K
Sensor TypeCMOSCMOS
ColorBlack, BlueBlack
Effective Resolution16.35 Megapixel (4608 x 3456)—
Image Sensor1/2.3"-Type CMOS—
Image StabilizationDigital—
Optical Zoom4x—
Maximum Aperturef/3 to 6.6—

What reviewers say

Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2

Owners rate it 4.6 out of 5 across 76 ratings and mostly use it for water and travel. They like the easy controls, phone transfers and underwater shots, but flag weak low-light performance and battery complaints.

Pros
  • Cute, high-quality photos in good light
  • Small and convenient for travel
  • Works well underwater and while snorkeling
  • Beginner friendly and easy to use
Cons
  • Not great in low light
  • Battery won't hold a charge
  • Bulkier than a standard compact

OM System TG-7

Owners treat the TG-7 as the go-anywhere camera for water and rough trips, praising its sealing, macro ability and pocket size. Critics say image quality is close to a good phone in daylight and that the price is high for a small sensor.

Pros

Questions and answers

Which is better for snorkeling and the pool?
Both work at snorkeling depth. The TG-7 is rated to 15 m and has the faster f/2.0 lens, so it does better in dim blue water. The WPZ2 is fine for surface swimming and shallow snorkeling at a third of the price.
Is the TG-7 worth the extra money?
Yes if you shoot in low light, want 4K video, or dive. The f/2.0 lens, ISO 12800 and 15 m rating are real upgrades. If you only need beach and pool snapshots in daylight, the WPZ2 saves you about $279.
Which takes better photos in low light?
The TG-7. Its f/2.0 aperture lets in more than twice the light of the WPZ2's f/3.0, and its ISO reaches 12800 versus 3200. The WPZ2 is widely reported as weak indoors and at dusk.
Which has better video?
The TG-7 records 4K and supports vertical video and time-lapse. The WPZ2 tops out at 1080p at about 30 fps.
Which is easier for a beginner or teenager?
The WPZ2. It is cheaper, simple to use, and the Wi-Fi app makes phone transfers easy. The TG-7 adds manual controls and accessories a beginner may not use.
Which lasts longer on a charge?
The WPZ2 is rated for about 200 shots, and owners report battery charge problems. The TG-7 uses a 1350mAh LI-92B battery and charges over USB-C, which is easier to top up on the go.

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Buying guides that pick them

  • Best waterproof action cameras for underwater video
  • Weak in low light: f/3.0 lens and ISO capped at 3200.
  • No 4K video and no depth rating published for diving.
  • microSD only, capped at 32 GB.
  • Battery life around 200 shots; owners report charge problems.
  • OM System
    OM System TG-7

    OM System TG-7

    $438.99at Lowe'sObserved at 3:33 AM
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    Choose the OM System TG-7 if low-light photos, 4K video and a 15 m depth rating matter more to you than the price.

    Pros
    • f/2.0 lens and ISO up to 12800 handle dim indoor and underwater light.
    • Rated waterproof to 15 m, plus shockproof and freezeproof build.
    • 4K video, vertical video, interval shooting and time-lapse.
    • USB-C charging and SD/SDXC cards up to large capacities.
    Cons
    • $438.99 is nearly three times the Kodak's price.
    • 12MP is lower resolution than cheaper rivals.
    • 1/2.3" sensor still limits image quality versus larger cameras.
    • Filter adapter CLA-T01 needed for 40.5 mm accessories.
    microSD only, 32 GB maximum
    SD, SDHC, SDXC
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    Memory Card SlotSingle Slot: microSD/microSDHC [32 GB Maximum]—
    WirelessWi-Fi—
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    SpecKodak PIXPRO WPZ2OM System TG-7
    DisplayFixed 2.7" LCD—
    Battery LifeApprox. 200 Shots—
    Flash TypeDetachable Flash—
    UnderwaterYes—
    With Image StabilizationYes—
    With VideoYes—
    Wireless ConnectivityWi-Fi—
    Resolution16 MP—
    Lens Highlights—4x optical zoom
    35mm Equivalent Focal Length—25-100mm
    Lens Type—Zoom
    Max Aperture—f/2.0, f/2.0-4.9
    Filter Size—40.5 mm (Adapter CLA-T01 required)
    Max View Angle—3mm wider coverage than Ricoh WG-8
    Max Shutter Speed—1/2000s
    Memory Card Compatibility—SD, SDHC, SDXC
    Memory Card Type—SD, SDXC
    Internal Storage—No
    Video Resolution—4K
    Digital Video Format—H.264, MOV
    Video Highlights—Time-lapse Recording
    Sensor Size—1/2.3-inch
    Sensor Highlights—Back-illuminated
    Sensor Features—BSI CMOS, Back-illuminated
    Sensor Field Coverage—Full width (for 4K video)
    Durability—Waterproof
    Underwater Depth—15 m
    Depth—32.7 mm
  • Survives snorkeling, sand and drops
  • Close-focus macro mode
  • Compact and light enough for a pocket
  • Simple controls and reliable sealing
  • Cons
    • Small sensor limits detail and low-light shots
    • Expensive for the specs
    • No viewfinder in bright sun
    • Modest battery life
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