The Nikon Nuvis 160i is a compact camera from Nikon's Nuvis range, its line of Advanced Photo System (APS) film cameras sold in the mid-to-late 1990s during the format's brief popularity before digital cameras took over.
It uses APS film cartridges, offering the format's mid-roll change and multiple print format options, alongside a built-in autofocus zoom lens, automatic exposure, a built-in flash, and a compact plastic body typical of consumer APS compacts.
As an APS camera, it offered convenience features such as index prints and drop-in loading that 35mm compacts of the time lacked, though it never matched 35mm film in resolution and APS film itself became hard to source after the format's decline.
It is now a niche find for film collectors, since APS film is largely discontinued and increasingly difficult to source or process. Buyers should treat it mainly as a collectible and check the battery compartment and film door hinge for damage.