Digital Dream l'espion Reviews

The L'espion is a gadget lover's dream for three reasons. 1: It is tiny and rekindles memories of making spy devices out of toilet roll tubes as a youngster - come on ... we all did it ... didn't we? 2: It has a genuine purpose, in this case, digital camera and web cam combined. 3: It is cheap. This last one ...  Read the complete review

what do you expect for under £40 - Advantages: its cheap, its convenient, its always handy - Disadvantages: not great quality pics, what do you expect for under £40

I had been looking around for quite some time for a digital camera and I kept saying that I would have to save up what little cash I had to buy one. Well I was wrong, and how wrong I was, while glancing through one of those magazines with more adverts than words, I noticed out of the corner of my eye “Digital Camera for £35”. You can ...  Read the complete review

My first digital camera was free with a stereo, which was nice. The thing is, I had no use for it. As far as I was concerned unless you could use it for your job or running a web-site then the only reason to have a digital camera is so you can put porn on the internet (I have often been told I have a filthy, cynical mind). So my big bulky digital ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ------------ When I saw this camera a few months ago in the gadget shop I was overwelmed by its rediculacly small size and I felt I had to buy it especially since it was only £40. At the time it was the only camera of the type but due to its own success competetors got interested and now there are a few alternatives on ...  Read the complete review

Wow, what an amazing instrument this digital camera is. Easily pocketed as it is smaller than a matchbox and nearly as light and it can take clear pictures in even the most trying conditions. The biggest drawback is its battery life which is very short if you are holding images on the camera (about a week at most) and all images are lost if the ...  Read the complete review

There are few products on the market where the maker’s name truly reflects the product in question but I have found an exception. Digital dream have come up with just that, a digital dream. L’Espion must be the hottest gadget to have come to the streets in the last year. It is a wonder of design and a welcome addition to the camera ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw this on the net for 39.99 I thought, yeah thats sounds a good deal. Looked at the resolution of images and the fact it can hold 80 low quality (which actually means SMALLER pictures) and 20 high quality pics (smaller than normal size photos) and thought I would get one for myself. Have had it for two weeks now and if you are ...  Read the complete review

You know how it is........you see an ad in the paper, and you think 'there has to be a catch'. This time however, there was no mistake - it does all it says on the box. For £40. Thats right. Im not going to go into technical detail - for £40 you can afford to suck it and see. It takes pictures (80 little ones ...  Read the complete review

This is a great toy, but sadly not built like a Tonka. Looks fab, sooo small, feels great, comes with loads of stuff like a leather pouch, Ulead PhotoExpress, keyring, voucher for 6 glossy prints, and an AAA battery. It's single best point is that you can take it anywhere and not even know it's in your pocket! [Just thought of a risk - ...  Read the complete review

It is no coincidence that the front of this camera bears the emblem 'digitaldream' as this minuscule little gadget truly is a dream come true. Everyone has a digital camera nowadays don't they? That is, everyone except me. My friends have endless amounts of fun taking picture of themselves and each other and emailing them ...  Read the complete review

I bought my L’Espion camera in November for £40 at Jessops in the spur of the moment. It is my first digital camera and I don’t have much experience in digital photography (HIFI is my expert field) but I have to say that the quality of this camera is poor. The images are often very grainy and need to good light to work out because of ...  Read the complete review

If I was to offer you a digital camera that can not only hold up to 80 pictures but can fit on your keyring and that the price was less than £40!! You would say that there is nothing available that matches those features...Right? WRONG. Not only is all of the above featured in the 'L'Espion' but also it has a ...  Read the complete review