Samsung WB150F

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 21 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

11
Average:

4
Bad:

5

Pros:

Nice looking, sturdy body, WiFi is easy to set up, effective, Nice, intuitive UI and settings navigation, Tons of features
Built-in Wi-Fi, Sharp lens, 18x zoom, Compact design, Inexpensive.

Cons:

Can't push ISO high, Doesn't perform great in low light without flash, Video is adequate at best
Slow performance, Noisy images at higher ISOs, Video capture is limited to 720p.

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Last revision on November 25, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Nice looking, sturdy body, WiFi is easy to set up, effective, Nice, intuitive UI and settings navigation, Tons of features
Built-in Wi-Fi, Sharp lens, 18x zoom, Compact design, Inexpensive

Reviewers Didn't Like

Can't push ISO high, Doesn't perform great in low light without flash, Video is adequate at best
Slow performance, Noisy images at higher ISOs, Video capture is limited to 720p

Expert reviews and ratings

Samsung have long produced a range of printers, notebooks and other electrical products including digital cameras. In the last few years they decided to use Micro SD cards for storage; here I am pleased to say it’s just SD...

By GadgetSpeak on November 14, 2012

Overall, the WB150F is a surprisingly great option. When a camera has this many flashy features up front – Wi-Fi, editing, filters, manual settings – and doesn't come with the most dependable name in point-and-shoots attached, it's...

By Digital Trends on August 28, 2012

Though the Wi-Fi enabled Samsung WB150F operates very much as a user-friendly point-and-shoot camera, its manufacturer has packed in more functionality, digital effects, and a diverse range of control options - including manual operability, if so...

By PhotographyBLOG on June 18, 2012

For the most part, Samsung's WB150F resembles any typical point and shoot cam. On the top is a shutter key, the back is a 3" WVGA AMOLED screen and the front a lens. There are a couple of subtle differences though, such as the dial atop featuring a...

By Smarthouse on May 28, 2012

Should you buy Samsung's WiFi camera or upgrade to a new smartphone? Find out.For the most part, Samsung's WB150F resembles any typical point and shoot cam. On the top is a shutter key, the back is a 3" WVGA AMOLED screen and the front a lens....

By Channel News Australia on May 28, 2012

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By Tech2 on May 08, 2012

The 18X-optical-zoom, Wi-Fi-enabled Samsung WB150F has a nice mix of creative modes for casual shooters, but its manual controls require a bit too much...

By Good Gear Guide on May 07, 2012

Samsung's recent slew of compact cameras have stood out from the pack if not by design then by the icon-led layout of their menus and effects filters. These have increasingly been presented in the style of smartphone apps. Touch screens and...

By T3 Magazine on May 01, 2012

Innovative but flawed Wi-Fi integration makes this decent compact camera stand out from the...

By Pocket-lint on April 19, 2012

It's not perfect, but the nicely priced compact Samsung WB150F camera packs a sharp 18x zoom lens and integrated Wi-Fi so you can email or upload your pics to Facebook easily....

By PC Mag on April 10, 2012

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