Samsung Galaxy K Zoom

Owning a smartphone these days is all about compromise. There is no handset which ticks every box and fulfills every demand of every consumer, and few compromises are larger or more obvious than the size and weight of this phone. The £400 Galaxy K Zoom...

We can see what Samsung set out to achieve with the K-Zoom. A solid Android smartphone with a digital camera lens is no small feat. The K-Zoom, however, veers closer to the latter. In fact it looks like a dated digital camera at best, as newer devices...

The Galaxy K Zoom is the result of Samsung greatly improving on the Galaxy S4 Zoom formula. The S4 was already doing well on the camera front, but really didn't offer the shape and handling of a smartphone. Its successor is just a tiny bit better for...

We had a lot of complaints last year with the Galaxy S4 zoom. Needless to say, most of those issues return on our 2014 K zoom list as well. While Samsung has definitely improved the specifications on paper, it has still not addressed some rather...

The Samsung Galaxy K Zoom isn't cheap, and at 2099 AED, you may want to rethink this purchase and simply get the better performing Galaxy S5 or simply yourself a real digital camera. It definitely improves upon the Galaxy S4 Zoom in every way, but...

The Samsung Galaxy K zoom moves the concept on from its last incarnation with 4G connectivity and a beefed up camera spec, though it's now lost the bulge grip. It's still very much a low to midrange digital camera masquerading as a mid- to high-end...

6.5 The Galaxy K Zoom features an impressive camera, and offers robust optical zoom, but suffers from being the sum of its parts and having less than stellar battery...

The Samsung Galaxy K Zoom feels like an echo of the earlier Galaxy S4 Zoom, albeit with some welcome improvements such as snappy autofocus and a better screen. However our sentiments remain much the same as before: as a smartphone there's a...