Typical price: £90
What is it: 10-megapixel ultra-compact camera
What we think: Decent features, photo quality and performance for the price, but it's not the speediest camera available
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 1 April 2009
Tags: Pentax, Pentax Optio E70, motion blur, burst mode, image quality
We like:
Large, easy-to-read controls; simple operation
We don't like:
Slow; small LCD
CNET UK judgement:
For those seeking a low-cost, simple pocket camera, the Pentax Optio E70 is a good option. If you're willing to spend slightly more money though, you'll be able to get a camera with better photo quality and performance, as well as more features
Full review:
Available for around £90, the Pentax Optio E70 is an inexpensive 10-megapixel ultra-compact camera that takes good photos for the price. It's an attractive camera, too, with big controls that are well suited to beginners. You don't get much more than the basics at this price point though, and the E70 certainly can't take on more-expensive models in terms of photo quality and performance. Continue Reading...
Pentax Optio E70 History
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