Agfa ePhoto Smile Digital Camera

Pros: easy, compact, self timer
Cons: ahhh....it died!

SEE EDIT AT BOTTOM!!!

Original Opinion:
This camera is compact, lightweight and really easy to use! I have used it several times in the three days I have had it. One great feature is that you can delete a photo right after taking it if...

Pros: priced for value
Cons: not the best quality sucks battery power

Well after looking at others reviews, I can only say that they don't know what they are talking about. Not to insult anyone, but this really is a nice camera. For $85 this camera is great. It takes nice quallity photos and doesn't cost anything to...

Pros: nice price, easy interface, many features
Cons: problems with software and batteries, low resolution

I decided to try out a digital camera to replace my 35 mm "Zenit". I went in search of a cheap digital camera, because I have not experience with this cameras. I was not expecting a high quality. Not thinking that it was a wise investment, but...

Pros: Camera is cheap and functional with a couple of options.
Cons: Smile is very low-end, not for the serious digital photo lover.

It's small, It's blue, and It's cheap. In saying that remember, you get what you pay for completely with the Agfa ePhoto Smile Digital Camera.

Features for this $80 camera are:

Selftimer/Next Button -- this selftimer has a 10...

Pros: resolution and price
Cons: adapter and battery usage

My purchase of the AGFA ePhoto Smile was a first attempt at a digital camera. I plan to wait when digital cameras become more available for lens and filters.

My primary purpose of this purchase was to download to the computer rather than...

Pros: Cheap, easy to use. Good for web pictures.
Cons: Low quality, not for taking important pictures.

I picked this camera up from mobshop, and put it through
some tests. This camera has been given negative reviews,
so I was dubious of its quality.

I have to say it's not as horrible as some people have
painted a picture. The...

Pros: cheap, light, small
Cons: bad quality, poorly made

For the price you pay, it is a decent camera. You have to keep in mind that you are getting this digital camera for the price of a few disposible cameras so you can't expect too much. The pictures are blury but it's useful if you just want to give...

Pros: Low cost, light weight, functional
Cons: Needs $50 power adapter not included. Poor resolution of picture.

I bought the camera because I wanted an inexpensive digital camera to send an e-mail photo of myself to e-mail pals in Poland and Korea. I liked the self-timer feature. The quality of the photo was okay if all you wanted to send was a 2 x 3 inch...

Pros: Cheap, functional
Cons: Low resolution, quirky file transfer

First things first... if you're looking for a digital camera to replace your traditional 35 mm, this is not the camera for you. However, if you're looking for a simple camera to quickly capture an image or two to attach to an email or use in an online...

Pros: Inexpensive, has many features more expensive cameras don't, intuitive interface
Cons: Pixellation in photos, some software troubles, hard on batteries

After getting a surprise mini-windfall, I decided that I wanted to try out a digital camera. However, having had experience with poor indoor picture quality with my mother's flashless digital camera, I went in search of an inexpensive digital camera with...

Pros: it has a flash
Cons: feels junky

As I promised in my Epinion of the JamC@m (which you are hereby invited to read and compare), here is my write-up of the Agfa ePhoto Smile.

My Epinion of the JamC@m can be found at:

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Very low end

I bought this camera a year ago. Back then, there were very few digital cameras under $100, and this was a decent deal at about $60 on sale. Other cameras in its price range had resolutions of 320x240, or no flash, or some other features not as good....

Pros: Inexpensive, sleek looking
Cons: Substandard image quality, confusing software

Agfa's new Ephoto Smile is meant to be a sleek and inexpensive digital camera for the masses. It isn't - it's a big waste of time and money. The maxim "you get what you pay for" is completely true for this product.
The Smile has...

Pros: light weight, good construction
Cons: buy a battery for every photo you plan on taking, don't plan on the photos being very good

I bought this camera for two reasons. 1) My wife was having a baby and I thought it would be a fun project to 'record' her monthly progress and send it via e-mail to family and friends. 2) I wanted a fairly inexpensive camera to take the pictures....

Pros: price, flash, easy to use
Cons: low quality pictures, eats up batteries

Considering the current price range of quality mega-pixel cameras nowadays, I didn't have very high expectations to begin with of my $65 camera (that came with free shipping though!). My only purpose for this camera was to take pictures of items I...