Samsung — 16MP bridge-style superzoom with 35x zoom (25-875mm) and built-in Wi-Fi, 2014
The Samsung WB1100F is an SLR-styled bridge camera Samsung introduced in 2014, built around a DSLR-like grip rather than a slim compact shell. It targeted buyers wanting long reach and Wi-Fi sharing without an interchangeable-lens system.
The sensor is a 1/2.33-inch CCD at approximately 16.2 effective megapixels, paired with a 35x zoom lens covering 25-875mm equivalent (f/3.0-5.9). The 3-inch LCD carries 460,000 dots, storage runs on SD/SDHC/SDXC plus roughly 21MB internal memory, video records at 1280x720, and built-in Wi-Fi allows transfer to a phone. It weighs about 464g on AA batteries.
Running on AA cells rather than a proprietary pack suited markets where spare batteries needed to be bought anywhere, trading rechargeable convenience for easy power on long trips. The 875mm-equivalent reach is long for this price bracket.
Used examples are common and inexpensive given the CCD sensor and modest video spec. Test the full zoom travel for smooth operation, confirm Wi-Fi transfer still pairs with a phone app, and check the AA battery door hinge for wear.