Samsung ST150F 16.2MP Smart WiFi Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 3.0" LCD Screen (Black)

To start off, I must acknowledge how small this device is. It is incredibly thin and a lot smaller than most cameras. I ordered this from Amazon Warehouse Deals and came early, so I quickly started it up. It was very easy to set up, and with a few tweaks I had the camera set to just how I wanted it in no time flat. Then (of course) I gave it a test run. I set it to "Smart Camera Mode" which lets the device decide if it is a close up, far away pic, etc. I took a picture of my bedroom with it with no tripod or anything, and, I must say, it came out crystal clear. I used to have an old Kodak Easyshare 5.0mp given to me, and it took pretty grainy pictures even at its top quality setting. This blows it away. I also tried taking pictures of things far away and even with the subject far away, it STILL had the sharpest of details. I haven't fully tested the video recording yet, but it still seems promising. And sharing is easy. It did take a minute to figure it all out, (I refuse to read directions for this stuff. I like figuring it out myself.) but once I did, it was incredibly easy to attach pictures on Facebook, email, and all kinds of stuff. Plus, the Mobile Link and Remote Viewfinder are a very nice touch. I really like the fact that you can see yourself when you want to take a picture AND tell the camera when you want to take it. Plus I like being able to download it to my phone and show it to my friends on a bigger screen. If you want or need a camera that takes great pictures and lets you share them with others, there is no better, more portable choice than the Samsung ST150F.UPDATE 8/15/14Camera is STILL working great, took pro-looking shots of flowers at Centennial Park, and I must note the battery life is awesome for the size of this thing. I used this to make a video review of the Revell Revellutions Silver Beast on YouTube and it turned out WAY better than my old camera would have done. I do recommend a 32-gig microSD for this thing for holding all that amazing quality. Has a great built-in microphone for video and mind-blowing easy uploading. Still highly recommended over all point-and-shoot cameras.

It’s compact and light-weight; however the buttons feel premium and sturdy. As for picture quality, the images are vivid. In terms of navigating camera settings, it’s user-friendly.I’d recommend utilizing a wrist strap as the camera is thin and the surface is smooth - which doesn’t offer the most grip on its own. Great camera option with wifi capabilities.

Bought this camera for a Vegas bachelor party. The camera worked just fine and took pretty good pictures (see attached). The straight to facebook via wifi feature is pretty awesome, but not the best idea for a drunk guy in Vegas if you know what I mean. The interface is very easy to work with, the video is smooth, and the downloading to computer is easy as cake. Over all the camera is pretty good and if you were to drop it in a jug of beer or on the floor while fleeing the bouncer at a strip club or something you wouldn't be shedding many tears over it at this price point.However, there is a problem with this camera. The issue came up about 4 or 5 months after the Vegas trip. The cameras telescoping lens jams very easily (either that or the lens shutter has jammed). If this part of the camera experiences even mild interaction with the environment, such as placing the closed powered down camera in your pocket, it may jam. Once it jams it displays a message on the screen and shuts off. If you keep trying at it sometimes it will work and sometimes it will jam. The surprising thing is that I didn't consider putting this nice pocket sized camera in my pocket to be "rough treatment".So if you buy this camera be very very gentle with it. Do not put it in your pocket, or purse, or bag, or anywhere that it could accidentally bump up against anything. If you do you may end up with a $100 dollar camera shaped USB drive. Not saying that will happen, just saying it may happen.This camera was only meant to survive the bachelor party and bring back pictures so I'm not that upset with it. But be aware of this potential issue.

not much verbage needed, there are better reports on this item. i have a really nice digital SLR but it is so bulky, and i do a lot of baby carrying. so i choose this one for price and because of the brand name. i like samsung eletronic products quite a bit. in terms of quality samsung is top for me. so this worked right out of the box BUT it needs a mini sd card. make sure you get one if you order this package of the product. there are other more inclusive packages. but obviously you wont be geting many photos on whatever small amount of memory is on the 'hard drive' of this camera. i suggest 8GB+ depending on if you'll be using it to take videos or whatever. tested the picture quality and as expected for a samsung product, it is superb. it is a plug n play right away with the cable to a dec2013 mac airbook (iPhoto app). i wasn't able to figure out wifi yet, because it keeps asking for a card. i'll take a look later, but i don't need that per se since i've ordered said mini SD card, too. if you like low hassle, this is it! it comes with a nice charger that doubles as the USB for the photo exchange to your desktop. i like it. only reason i give it 4/5 is that it doesnt come with a memory card, which i feel is standard to any digital camera. like i said there are other amazon packages of similar price range WITH additional accessories that look interesting, including the cards. i do not and will not regret this purchase! i am excited to have a smaller camera, that DLR one is waaayyyy too large for me to use anymore. (Plus it is a battery hog.)