Samsung NX Mini

portability, usability, performance, lens, image quality

88% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, portability, performance, image quality, lens

memory

92% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Bedienbarkeit, Leistung, Größe, Bildschirm, Design

94% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

57% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

0% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

Good image quality from a small sensor ; Hinged screen can be useful

Poor overall design ; Exposure control is through the touchscreen

Samsung's NX Mini can take clear photos and its body is slim, but it doesn't have much going for it apart from that. Its overall design is not good, it feels cheap, and the user experience it provides isn't always enjoyable.

Incredibly compact ; Dedicated selfie mode ; Easy-to-use WiFi sharing ; Decent battery life

Smaller 1-inch sensor ; Few physical controls ; Limited lens selection

Samsung's NX mini is cheap, pocketable and a lot of fun to shoot with.

When we first previewed pre-production samples of the NX Mini, we were blown away by the concept and the size, and thought Samsung could be onto something. The one thing we couldn’t test at the time was image quality. Now that we’ve had one to play...

Excellent Wi-Fi implementation. Slim design. Tilting touch-screen display. Sharp image output. Good high ISO performance. 10fps burst capture.

Limited physical controls. A little slow to focus in dim light. Poky startup speed. Limited lens library. External battery charger not included.

Samsung is the class leader when it comes to in-camera Wi-Fi, and the NX Mini is no exception. It can pair with a phone or tablet via NFC or a standard Wi-Fi connection, so you can copy images and videos over using the free Samsung Smart Camera app for...

Small size ; Touchscreen ; Tilting screen

Limited lens range ; Smudgy images

A great range of specs in a tiny, and (fairly) low priced, body. A tilting touchscreen makes it the ideal choice for self-portraits.

Tiny build ; Flip up 3in touch screen ; NFC and Wi-Fi

No handgrip ; No viewfinder ; Small sensor

High image and video quality ; Battery life is excellent ; Touch screen is handy for changing settings ; Can use NX lenses with adapter ; Burst modes perform very well ; Attractive in-camera filters ; External flash shoe ; Shoots in RAW mode ; Wink and...

Kit lenses offer narrow zoom range ; Minimal lens offerings (two official options at the time of this review) ; Auto focus can be slow and inaccurate ; Manual focus is awkward ; No thumb dial to ease navigation ; Built-in flash is weak ; External flash...

This small Wi-Fi camera has a flip-up "selfie" LCD, but offers few native lenses. Auto focus is a little lazy, and low-light performance is so-so - but burst modes go gangbusters. If you only take simple shots, you will enjoy the otherwise high image...

Stills and video quality, build quality, it’s cute, small lens system, responsive touchscreen, keenly priced

We’d happily swap the selfie feature for a more versatile screen hinge, we miss the iFN lens features, new lens system is risky

It’s fair to say we were impressed by the NX Mini. Image performance is particularly good from such a sensor, and although we’d happily sacrifice the selfie feature for a more versatile hinge on the screen, the magnesium body and metal lenses are...