Sipix Stylecam Blink Reviews

I bought this camera when they first came on the market. At the time I couldn't afford a decent digital camera and this seemed like a cheap alternative at £39.99. It comes with software CD, strap, USB cable, manual and tilt stand. Unfortunately you really do only get what you pay for. The camera works well in bright sunlight and takes ...  Read the complete review

Well, it's that time of year again and the thought of what to buy a teenager is always taxing on the brain, they seem ever unimpressionable. A game is to babyish, clothes....well, they have their own styles don't they, money is always good but a digital camera is great, as they can take fun photo's of their mates. I won't go into the ...  Read the complete review

Firstly let me start by saying for the price it's a nice, fun easy to use camera which gives good images for emailing, messing about with and for internet sites.. But i was greatly disapointed with mine because the first time i wanted to use the camera for real was when we went to a party. I took some great snaps.. BUT by the time i ...  Read the complete review

The Sipix Blink is a cheap method digital photography. At 40 quid it is decent value for money but the majority of photos you take won?t rival those of a disposable camera. The camera comes with 8MB of onboard memory (you can?t add more) which is enough to store around 100 640x480 images. There is also the option to take lower ...  Read the complete review

It is small and very convenient - you can keep it with you at all times without it filling a pocket. It stores enough snaps in its memory for it to be useful. Photo quality isn't great but perfectly acceptable for a camera of this price/type. However there are some serious drawbacks: 1. It is unable to take pictures in anything than other ...  Read the complete review

Camera Specs The first thing that struck me about this camera was it's diminutive size. The second thing that struck me were shards of packaging, as I failed to get through the thick protective plastic without injury. The camera slips quite comfortably into the pocket-size category by being almost exactly the same height and width as ...  Read the complete review

Well it only cost £40 - so what do you expect? Personally I expected it to be better! I wanted a small camera that I could use for those off-the-cuff pictures, and to double as a webcam. In reality, the photos are only half-decent if taken outdoors and fairly close up. Obviously you don't get a zoom/flash or anything mildly ...  Read the complete review

The Blink's tiny dimensions make it ideal for party animals, sports freaks and clubbers alike. And because it's digital you'll never have to explain yourself to those pesky processing people! At just 5.5cmx5.5cm the Blink is small enough to secrete from any boss, no matter how perceptive. In fact, anyone with a passing ...  Read the complete review

)))-The bit where I tell you a bit of general info-((( I've got one of these and have used it for a range of things. I'll first zip you through what it does, and then tell you what it does badly (or goodly). For those who don't know, you'll need a computer to use this camera (I assume from the fact that you're reading ...  Read the complete review

I've had this camera now for a month or so and am still amazed by it. For the price, you really don't expect that much, but I have been pleasantly surprised by it time and time again. I got the camera as I a) couldn't afford a 'proper' flashy digital camera and b) thought it would be really useful for taking lots of ...  Read the complete review

Just got one of these, and have to say I'm mightily impressed. I'd spent a few days looking round the web for opinions and reviews, and came to the conclusion that 75+% were positive, and the few that were negative didn't understand the thinking behind the camera. My 'real' camera is an Olympus E10 - big, ...  Read the complete review

For those of you that do not know there has been a craze for mini digital cameras over the last few months that was all started by the L'espion digital camera. This camera was miniture at 58mm x 40mm x 15mm and weighing 40g. Not only that but it only cost £40. However this camera had one major problem and that was that the quality of ...  Read the complete review

Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying this is a bad camera at all. I've had mine about three weeks, and I love it, but anyone who buys one should think carefully first and be sure they understand the limitations and what it is they're actually buying. Make sure you're clear in your mind about what you want to use this camera ...  Read the complete review

No, not that dafty? I?m talking about my camera! I bought the SiPix StyleCam Blink some time last week and I haven?t left it alone since. My main reason behind its purchase was its price. At £40.00 you could be forgiven for thinking that you were about to buy the worlds worst digital camera. In fact that?s further from the truth than you ...  Read the complete review

SiPix StyleCam Blink I've been waiting to get my hands on one of these since I read about them a few months ago. It is by far the most exquisite piece of miniature kit I have had the pleasure of owning! The camera can be used for: - Taking Photographs - Video Conferencing - USB Video camera - Streaming Snapshot ...  Read the complete review