Samsung HMX-U10, 10 MP, CMOS, 25.4 / 2.3 mm (1 / 2.3"), 5.08 cm (2"), LCD, 95 g Samsung HMX-U10. Total megapixels: 10 MP, Sensor type: CMOS, Optical sensor size: 25.4 / 2.3 mm (1 / 2.3"). Optical zoom: 1x, Digital zoom: 4x. Compatible memory cards: SD, SDHC. White balance: Auto. Display diagonal: 5.08 cm (2"), Display: LCD https://www.theregister.com/2010/03/03/review_camcorder_samsung_hmx_u10/ The success of Flip’s pocket camcorders has seen a fair few manufacturers scrambling to grab a share of this potentially lucrative market. Many of us, it seems, quite like the idea of owning a product that lies somewhere between a cameraphone and a cam... The HMX-U10 is proof that beauty can only be skin deep. In terms of looks and design, it’s head and shoulders above many of its rivals, but a clunky touch interface makes this a frustrating device to use, and both still and video quality are disappo... http://www.itreviews.com/samsung-u10-flashcam/ Looking at the specs, the Samsung U10 FlashCAM sounds like a smashing gadget, pushing the boundaries by offering both video and photos from a model that can easily fit in your pocket. However, we were disappointed with the quality of both video and st... http://gadgetshow.channel5.com/gadgets/audio-video/cameras/camcorders/samsung-hmx-u10 The Samsung HMX-U10 is the latest rival to the Flip budget video recorder. It brings 1080p video quality and stills imaging to the budget camcorder table. Unlike the Flip it needs an SD card to record onto.The goodThanks to the SD card, the HMX-U10 is ... Thanks to the SD card, the HMX-U10 is less bulky than the Flip. It's also got stills shooting to boot (10 megapixels, no less) - something lacking from all other mini camcorders so far. The U10’s 1080p video quality is great, but not really noti... The SD card may cut down on the size of the unit and give you more space than the Flip's on-board memory, but it does add cost and detracts from convenience. It also needs a USB cable - not a massive hassle, but less user-friendly than the Flip's... The Samsung HMX-U10 looks cracking on paper, with higher-resolution video, stills, better price than the Flip. But these camcorders are about usability rather than pure power, and it's here that the U10 falls down. Samsung HMX U10 is tagged with Samsu... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/video-cameras/camcorders/49068/samsung-hmx-u10-review Samsung is the latest entrant into the booming mini camcorder market. Its HMX-U10 follows in the footsteps of Sony's MHS-PM1, but goes one step further. The PM1's video resolution of 1,440x1,080 was a big step up from the 720p sensors found in most min... A good design with some fun features, but its sensor generates lots of noise in lowlight conditions and 1080p video is bloated. ... http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2009/12/10/samsung-hmx-u10-review/ Samsung’s HMX-U10 is the latest rival to the Flip, and comes packing 1080p video quality and stills imaging to the budget camcorder war. But is it enough to dethrone the current champ of cut-price camcorders? Find out in our Samsung HMX-U10 review.C... Small, good quality video, takes stills Not that user friendly, poor quality stills Impressive specs, but hampered by lacklustre performance... https://www.pocket-lint.com/cameras/reviews/samsung/71533-samsung-hmx-u10-camcorder The pocket camcorder segment has caught the eye of Samsung, offering up their HMX-U10. It brings with it high-definition recording capabilities and plenty of other options. The U10 is similar in size to Creative's Vado HD and the Flip Mino HD, measuri... Plenty of options Fixed focus lets it down, poor low light performance, no HDMI The Samsung HMX-U10 doesn't offer the simplicity of the likes of the Flip Ultra HD or the performance offered by Kodak's Zi8, but it does win on novelty factorsKey specsSD, SDHC... https://www.stuff.tv/samsung/hmx-u10/review PC users are also treated to embedded software. This allows super-fast uploading, as the software opens as soon as you connect the cam to a PC. It’s then a simple case of selecting the movies you want to post and pressing the one-touch sharing button.... Stellar stills and video. Ultra-comfortable to hold. USB charging Lack of HDMI port. Troublesome touch-sensitive controls. Impractical zoom Superb video and a comfortable design, but those fiddly touchscreen menus can make it an awkward customer ...