Olympus X-820

Little is documented about the Olympus X-820. It is a compact digital camera from the 2000s. One dealer calls it "a classic Year 2000's Digital Compact Camera able to capture both photos and videos," with a built-in flash, an LCD screen, and various shooting modes. That is about all there is. No production years, no original price, and no technical specifications have surfaced, even though user manuals in English, Spanish, and French exist and run to roughly 64-68 pages. The manual contents weren't retrievable in our research, so the sensor resolution, zoom range, and other core specs remain undocumented.

What survives is mostly practical. A single user rating on a manual-hosting site gives it a 7.5/10. A Russian repair shop notes that the screen "in most cases cracks and breaks after a fall," and offers same-day replacement of the display, which suggests fragility was a known issue. One current market listing prices the camera at $135.00. No owner reviews, lineup context, or collector commentary has been found. It is an entry in Olympus's X-series of budget compacts.