


You can pick one up for $199.99 on-contract, or $529.99 if you want it free and clear. The big selling point is the 16MP camera with a 10x optical zoom, complete with optical image stabilization, an F-stop range of 3.1-6.2, 3200ISO, a real xenon flash, and a physical shutter button. Naturally the phone has a ton of camera-specific software on top of Samsung's heavy Android 4.2 build, including 25 "photo modes" for on-the-fly environmental adjustments.

The actual specifications of the phone are roughly in line with the Galaxy S4 Mini: a 4.3-inch, qHD AMOLED screen, 1.5Ghz dual-core processor, 1.5GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and an open MicroSD card slot (which you'll certainly need for all those photos). The battery is impressive for the size at 2330mAh, but you'll run it down quickly if you use the camera function frequently. Naturally the phone is a bit on the chunky side at 125.5 x 63.5 x 15.4mm, with much of that being taken up by the grip and lens.

The Galaxy S4 Zoom (a phone that looks like a camera and makes calls) should not be confused with the Galaxy Camera (a camera that looks like a phone and doesn't make calls).

Source: AT&T Store

Jeremiah Rice
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  • jbrandonf

    *crickets* I don't think anybody in their sane mind would buy this mid range device for that price.