Samsung ES55

I got this camera over a year ago. It is a great camera for the price that it is and takes brilliant clear pictures. I do have a couple of problems with it though. First thing being that the flash has a delay sometimes and you end up standing there waiting on the picture being taken! Also having rechargeable batteries is a must. I have had to send it back to samsung four times to be repaired, via argos due to the lens zooming out and becoming stuck and not coming back in. That said, since I have bought the rechargeable ones, this hasn't happened and is perfect otherwise. The video's that it takes are also of very high quality, in fact higher quality than my sony digital ...  Read the complete review

My sister bought me this camera for my Birthday, I'm not sure how much she paid for it but she said it wasn't much for the quality of the actual camera. The camera's first test was when I took it to Vegas, I found that it took pictures in the dark (of the casino lights) extremely well as my sister struggled with hers coming out blurred. The menu touchpad can be a bit fiddly but easily navigated. I find that taking pictures when the flash is on very slow, although I very rarely turn it on as it takes a picture just as well without it on and the pictures seem to come out a little too bright with it on. I haven't quite figured out all of ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung 10.2-megapixel ES55 is a fuss-free digital compact camera perfectly suited for first-time users likely to be satisfied with point-and-shoot simplicity and reliability. The long list of interesting features and modes available will no doubt be a pleasant surprise and the extremely affordable price tag (RRP £70.00) ought to help seal the deal without second thought. The ES55 body is quite minimalist in design overall, helping unfamiliar users not stay that way for long, with just six individual buttons, the directional pad, and the zoom toggle for users to manage and for the most part, functionality is good if not marginally ...  Read the complete review