Samsung Miniket VP-X110L review

What you need to know

Reviewed by: Chris Stevens

Reviewed on: 12 January 2006

Tags: Samsung, Samsung Miniket VP-X100L, rugged, lens, LCD

We like:

Interesting new angle on events as they unfold; small size; ease-of-use

We don't like:

Lacklustre image-quality; chassis could be more resilient

You might also need:

You'll need an extreme sport to participate in

CNET UK judgement:

It's easy to forgive the Miniket for its sub-par image quality when you're watching footage back on the TV at home. Sitting on a sofa with a hot cup of tea, re-living the moment you leapt off a BMX jump and crashed spectacuarly is a joy. We hope that the next iteration of this camcorder brings better image quality. For now, at least, the Miniket is a novelty that will supplement, but not replace your existing sports camcorder

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