Small, light, good operating concept. Gps deficient

I was looking for a small, lightweight DSLR with which you can photograph challenging,
and images obtained in maximum quality.
At the same time it should be simple to use for snapshots, and allow video in slow motion with FullHD.
The operating concept is great, the swivel display very practical.
The GPS was then the killer feature for the purchase.
Unfortunately it does not work with my camera. After 30 minutes in the garden with a clear view still no position.
AGPS is downloaded and activated. Normally Gps max takes 15 minutes for a position for a cold start.
The WLAN will not pair with the Fritz box, but with the tablet but go.
The camera goes back, and I'll try the next.

Update 03/08/2014
Spare camera is there. GPS works. However, overall rather poor. Despite charged AGPS data from the first fix takes a long time. If you move, despite a clear sky in a city, there is very often no position, or with considerable deviation. In contrast, a parallel mitloggendes smartphone provides the perfect track. As a workaround, only the camera time is to be set via satellite. As smartphone and camera are synchronized so perfect you can tag with the smartphone data the pictures then. According to Nikon service the camera would not be a Garmin device.
I would have gladly paid more for a 5-qualified GPS receiver!

Another point of criticism: The USB connector on the camera is compatible with nothing, which is a proprietary format Nikon. So you always have to take the original cable.

The WLAN can be coupled with at least DslrDashboard. So you can control the camera with the smartphone / tablet.

The battery life is Ok, who photographed much can not get to a 2nd battery.