Debate pros and cons - S110 Refurb for $130 + shipping OR G7X for ~$400 eBay

looking for a point and shoot and pretty much am down to these two. Here's what I had as my pros/cons list.

Camera would be used for vacation walkarounds and aerial photography (so weight is an important concern). Also note that I do not care in any way about purchasing gray market items as long as the seller is reputable

S110
Pros - lighter, significantly cheaper, slightly more focal length range

G7X
Pros - faster lens, bigger, higher resolution sensor, tiltable screen (turns out selfies are an important part of vacations!)

The 7 is a better camera in virtually every way, other than size. But you really need to decide how much that is worth to you. I always felt the S cameras were a bit overrated. Given your preferences, I'd be choosing between a pocket zoom camera, like the Sony WX500 - 24-720mm w/selfie flip screen and the G7X, or maybe one of the RX100s (original version sells for < $300 used now).

I'd only want the S110 if absolute smallest size and/or cost was primary decision making point.

Smallest size is pretty high on my list since I want to use it for aerial photography, but the more I think about it, the 1/2.3" sensor to 1/1.7" sensor is way less of an upgrade than 1/1.7" to 1". Right now I'm leaning quite hard to the G7X and hoping prices go down a bit

you will always be wishing it was faster and had better resolution...I wouldn't skimp.

Would the fact that the g7x has wifi factor into your aerial photography at all? Im leaning to a g7x and i already have an eos m.

I carry and use my S100 a lot. That might not be the case if it were bigger. The S series are not overrated imo. I rarely, if ever, lament any deficit in resolution. If resolution or speed might be an issue, I leave the house with a different camera.

I got my G7x not too long ago. Worth every penny. Not as "pocketable" as reviews state, if you wear cargo oants or a hoodie, I suppose it works in those pockets. A little awkward to hold IMO, I plan to pick up the grip to add to the front which I think will make a big difference.

G9x for 529 if you want small? It's a G7x in a smaller body.

G7x has a much brighter aperture, longer lens (24mm is super important) and will probably be more expensive for a decent while

I'd be very excited for the second generation of a 1 inch sensor in a ~200g body once they get a 24mm lens in there

In all seriously, the G9X going to a 28mm lens is a HUGE strike for me. If it had a 24mm lens it might be literally the perfect camera for what I want to do in aerial photography. There just hasn't been another camera with a 1 inch sensor and this kind of overall form factor (e.g. weight)

so I bought the G9X. The size ended up being the killer. So far, I'm very happy - as a companion to my SLR where I always have a UWA, 28mm has not been an issue at all and IQ is outright phenomenal