Samsung 200

Pros: Size, Price, image quality, features

Cons: Speed, software, battery life

The Bottom Line: Great features, sensational price and providing you are not impatient you will love this camera.

Review: On a recent trip over the pond to Chicago (I'm from the North of England) I found myself with some spare cash. Whilst in Circuit City I found the Digimax 200 at $149.00 (an open box price) and proceeded to try it out. Unfortunately it seems like a few...

Pros: Great Photos, Excellent close-ups, Fully Featured, Tons of Value!

Cons: None, for this price

The Bottom Line: So many great features and such great photos at this price. Seems too good to be true, but it is true. I LOVE this camera.

Review: I suspect this camera might be made by Kyocera / Yashica. You'll find the exact same camera with their name on it in places such as Ebay. Who knows?

You can find this camera at Circuit City, Walmart, Ebay and Fred Meyers if you live in the...

Pros: Sharp photos, good options, fast downloads, cheap

Cons: Slow, high battery drain ... did I mention slow?

The Bottom Line: Great for beginners and hobbyists who want great photos at a decent price. Go get one ... just have patience!

Review: While I'll agree that, for the money, this is an excellent camera, particularly for everyday photography and a good choice for those new to digital cameras, there are a few things I found quite frustrating about it.

For one, it's slow. After...

Pros: small and simple to use. Lots uof useful features like audto flash and video capabilities

Cons: only uses 2 AA batteries and battery life sucks.

The Bottom Line: I recommend finding a digital camera with extended battery life. I was told AS I WAS PURCHASING THE UNIT that the battery life sucks on it.

Review: the camera is pretty good and easy to use for the most part. As for the price, it could have been a little lower considering the battery life does not last very long at all. It uses 2 AA batteries which are already half dead and ive only had the camera...

Pros: easy to use, macro function, TV-OUT

Cons: pics look granulated at 1600x1200, EXTREMELY SLOW with a 128MB card.

Review: I purchased this camera after having a Polaroid PDC-640 so it was a great improve to have a 2.1MP cam. It came built in with a 8MB card. It was very fast to take pics until I bought a 128MB card. It turned to be very slow. In poorest conditions you'll ...

Pros: light-weight, hi-res for 2MP camera, easy controls and downloading

Cons: auto-shutoff feature

Review: Our first digital. Bought to take pictures of church expansion in progress. Used for nearly a year now. Very easy to download pictures to PC (mine is a Dell Dimension 8100). Takes great pictures outdoors with sun above horizon. Takes usable pictures ...

Pros: - Looks nice - Built in TV output

Cons: - Appalling battery life - Confusing menu interface

The Bottom Line: The specification of this camera seems to measure up for the price, but the pathetic battery life just leaves me stunned. Steer clear!

Review: I bought this camera the day before my honeymoon to record a few memories. I tried taking a few shots and familiarized myself with the controls, just to make sure everything worked.

On arrival I turned the camera on, and it turned itself off....