The camera fulfils the current EU requirements. This means that it has a USB-C connection, which includes the cable but no charger. Any existing USB charger can be used for charging (so none is included because electronic waste should be avoided). Alternatively, you can buy additional batteries and an external charging cradle. Depending on the intensity of use, additional batteries are useful. With a battery tray, you can charge several batteries at the same time outside the device

The camera does not have WLAN. In contrast to its predecessor model, the manufacturer has deliberately dispensed with WLAN functionality in this model.

You can send photos to an Android device or iPhone via the USB-C port by connecting the camera to your device with a suitable cable. However, you may need an adapter cable or a USB OTG adapter for Android devices, as iPhones typically use Lightning. The Lumix FZ82D does not support wireless transfer via Wi-Fi, which means you cannot send images directly via the app.

I didn't see this in the instructions and camera. Built-in stereo microphone. I have 3 FZ82 cameras in use.