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Testseek.com have collected 327 expert reviews of the Samsung EK-GC100 Galaxy Camera and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung EK-GC100 Galaxy Camera.
Award: Most Awarded February 2013
February 2013
 
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327 Reviews
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The editors liked

  • The touch screen – the only access to camera controls – is intuitive and responsive
  • Although we did find it stuck on a couple of occasions. Being Android based file management is excellent – simply plug it into a PC (or a Mac using the Android file manag
  • Vivid 4.8in rear display is largest ever on a digital camera
  • Can connect to the internet direct from the camera via any available Wi-Fi network
  • 21x optical zoom offers plentiful framing options for 16 megapixel stills or Full HD video
  • Can update and cu
  • This camera is good
  • Really good. The software and management features are significantly ahead of traditional camera brands and the fact that it comes with a full blown Jelly Bean OS
  • 1.4GHZ quad core processor is an advantage. 3G and Wi Fi are also thro
  • Excellent touchscreen. All the benefits of Android and associated apps. 3G connectivity. Range of video recording frame rates
  • Including low-res 120fps. 21x optical zoom
  • Great combination of technology
  • You can use it to send and receive SMS
  • Macro ability is actually decent
  • Long lens

The editors didn't like

  • The touch screen is super sensitive and it is easy to accidentally take photos. Fortunately they don't cost anything but they are time wasters when sorting through pictures
  • Easy to get lost in the flashy features and forget that this is actually a camera too
  • Asking price is high for a camera of only snapshot quality
  • Removable media is the small and fiddly microSD
  • Larger than the average pocket snapshot too
  • $599
  • What's missing is accessories such as a decent camera case or mini tripod. A slot for a hot swap flash would also be an advantage especially if you want to use a stronger flash with its own battery pack.
  • Short battery life. Overall photo quality is OK
  • But may not be worth the price for some users
  • Battery life is poor
  • Reasonbly bulky
  • Not exactly the fastest camera to switch on
  • Proprietary HDMI port
  • Many apps aren't really designed for a camera with optical zoom
  • Can send texts
  • But not make phone calls

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  Published: 2012-11-28, Author: Molly , review by: Digitaltrends.com

  • Incredibly fun to use, Features galore, The camera's connectivity inventive and useful, Manual mode is approachable, Great Android interface, Powerful hardware
  • The lens isn't very sharp, Slow image processor, Not much point in using this for voice or video chat, Somewhat heavy
  • Creating something like the Samsung Galaxy Camera is a risk: Because it's a hybrid device, there's the chance it's both a crappy Android device and a crappy camera. This isn't a perfect camera; it could have a bigger sensor and a better lens. And, of co...

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  Published: 2012-11-28, Author: Pete , review by: mashable.com

  • Abstract:  The Samsung Galaxy Camera is an incredible device. Samsung‘s daring attempt to combine Android with serious compact camera has created what could be the gadget of the year. Like great fusion cuisine, it takes advantage of the strengths of its two compo...

 
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  Published: 2012-11-27, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com

  • Gorgeous 4.8-inch display. Runs Instagram and other Android apps. Long 21x zoom range. Good high ISO performance. Always-on network connectivity.
  • Expensive. Large. Touch-based control system is unusual and unwieldy for a camera. Slow 3G connectivity; no 4G. Short battery life
  • The Samsung Galaxy Camera combines the functions of a Android device and a dedicated camera quite well, letting you whisk your photos and videos to the Web instantly. But this first-gen design also shows room for improvement....

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  Published: 2012-11-23, Author: Alvin , review by: androidauthority.com

  • The Samsung Galaxy Camera EK-GC100 is a Samsung flagship device that could potentially change how we use or think about a point-and-shoot camera. It has a lot of elements that will most likely attract photoholics and hobbyists alike. I myself love the “...

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  Published: 2012-11-17, review by: phandroid.com

  • Abstract:  On a scale from 1 to Awesome, I rate the Samsung Galaxy Camera a 12. My scale is a bit bias since I've been craving a quality Android device with optical zoom since the G1 days, and my full review will be more objective, but allow me to bask in the glory ...

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  Published: 2012-11-16, Author: Joshua , review by: cnet.com

  • The Samsung Galaxy Camera's feature set is tough to beat, combining the power of a high-end Android OS 4.1 Jelly Bean device with a giant HD-resolution touch screen and the 21x zoom and 16-megapixel resolution of a compact camera
  • If you're looking for great picture quality for the Galaxy Camera's $500 price tag, you're probably going to be disappointed. Its battery life is fairly short. To get the most from it, you'll want to pay for a monthly data plan
  • Outside of its relatively high cost of ownership and average point-and-shoot picture quality, the Samsung Galaxy Camera definitely delivers the shoot-and-share experience of a smartphone with the features of a compact camera.

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  Published: 2012-11-14, Author: Sharif , review by: engadget.com

  • Jelly Bean brings a lot of fun to photography, Wide range of connectivity options, Good stabilization
  • Surprisingly big and heavy, The 4.8-inch screen drains the battery, You can find better image quality for the same price
  • The Galaxy Camera proves that Android on a point-and-shoot is no gimmick. But until the price drops closer to the level of other compacts, it's not a very practical purchase....

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  Published: 2012-10-25, review by: photographybay.com

  • Abstract:  I had my first chance to go hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Camera at PhotoPlus 2012. For those unfamiliar with the new camera, it is an Android-powered hybrid of a camera that is somewhere between a point and shoot camera and a smartphone. The Galax...

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  Published: 2006-01-01, review by: dpreview.com

  • Abstract:  At first glance, the Nikon Coolpix S800c ($349) looks like just another compact ultra zoom camera. It's anything but ordinary. The Coolpix S800c is one of only two cameras on the market powered by the Android operating system, with the other being Samsung's Galaxy Camera...

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  Published: 2013-05-20, review by: gadgetspeak.com

  • Abstract:  Certainly a crossover device, as Samsung makes smartphones and Samsung also make digital cameras. So in theory anyway a digital camera that looks like a smartphone with a quality lens added to it has a good chance of being a winner....

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