Leica does not provide any - at all - support on japanese equipment after 5 years. This is therefore NOT a timeless device of the brand name leica. This is a stepson of M with a very limited lifetime.

or whatever the name will be, now that the Panasonic LX100 II has arrived?

Compact yet elegant. It produces pictures on par with much more expensive cameras. Easy to pack, easy to carry, easy to shoot.

Its ok for a small compact , should have bought the Leica q for the quality ,

I know this camera is a bit expensive, but its well worth the extra dollars compared to other cameras. The clarity, sharpness, features, functions, controls, ease of use, quality and precision are all there. I cant speak on longevity due to me only having the camera for three weeks.Super pleased!

Leica does not provide any - at all - support on japanese equipment after 5 years. This is therefore NOT a timeless device of the brand name leica. This is a stepson of M with a very limited lifetime.

First of all its so easy to travel with this camera.. I always struggled with my dslr and its lenses.. I just ordered the retractable lens protector because taking off and putting on the lens cap is kind of a hassle, otherwise love it!!

Small, lightweight camera. The autofocus doesn't always work with me. Haven't used the viewfinder once. Otherwise, works very nicely. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 works just as well, this Leica is just an "updated" version. Though, for the price I prefer the Panasonic.

I read a national geographics review on the 10 best travel cameras Leica I was high on the list. I’ve been very pleased with the quality of the images. What they failed to tell me where is the camera includes a small hot shoe and a small adequate flash that uses the battery power from the camera.

Love this little camera for great image quality, sharpness and color. The digital view finder gives you another chance than the screen.