Gonna take a trip to observe and photograph birds. Not need to take as many objective for small plans this camera will be ideal. It is true that some necessotarão photos of some aftercare via Photoshop or similar, but this did not disqualify.

Easy to Use

Poor Image Quality

I was looking for a lightweight yet powerfull add-on for my phone to take real pictures. This little device from Sony answered my requirements. I can take a picture with the lens from my phone very easily. Sony improved the app interface to let you tweak the picture parameters.

This camera is ease to connect to phone and nothing hard about setting up settings on your phone. The quality is great and pictures come out looking so clear. In low lighting it does not take as great of a picture but it's still a clear picture. I would recommend to anyone.

Fantastic bit if kit. Pop it into my day bag and it's there if ai need to produce more than a snapshot. produced some nature shots that my friend a semi professional photographer described as impressive.

I bought this a couple of weeks ago & so have not been able to test fully test. My initial views are that the build & picture quality are good but it is let down in a number of areas; (1) I had great difficulty in locating the USB input but once found the the plastic covers appears quite frail - a...

Wish the video playback was better. When taking a video it is choppy on my S7. turned off Bluetooth as recommend . still no change. Works great for taking remote photos.

I saw this item on Jimmy Kimmel Live. I thought it was a great idea for a camera. Pros: Great quality photo. It's small enough to carry around in your pocket.. For $169, it was an awesome price. Cons: No flash. It makes your phone heavier. You do notice the difference.

The Sony QX10 was released as part of a pair of now models which, along with the Sony QX100, are aimed at transforming smartphone photography. Read our Sony QX10 review to find out whether it's successful or otherwise

Great for inconspicuous shots; Battery indicator welcome; Image Quality

Lag experienced when shooting fast moving subjects; Slow to connect; No Raw support

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T100 is a slim point-and-shoot whose generous feature set, great photos, and quick performance make it an excellent choice for a pocket camera.

Great photos; relatively fast performance; above-average features for its class, including 5x zoom lens and nine-point autofocus

Buttons are a little small; no optical viewfinder

Sony's lens-style cameras are going to divide opinion. Some will love the geekiness of being able to strap a lens to your smartphone, others will see it as a waste of money. But we can't help being excited about the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-QX10, the 10x optical zoom smartphone accessory.

Great quality; the exposure modes pretty much take care of things; adds real optical zoom to smartphones in a very simple way; versatile and flexible

Could offer more control for advanced users; slow to get connected; battery life isn't amazing; no flash; some lag on display