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31 Aug, 2020
Still a great choice for certain purposes
A very old model now, but I keep buying used ones because it's ideal for taking pictures of bugs and frogs (and now super-cheap). The best features are the 10x zoom (which can still focus as close as about 12 in / 30cm away from the subject) and the form factor (easily fits in almost any pocket). The photo quality is not as good as a modern cell phone, but still holds up pretty well, and of course surpasses a phone for those close-up telephoto shots.
20 Dec, 2017
Nothing special
0 of 1 found this helpful Very nice artwork, but I didn't feel like the story added much to the overall Star Wars story arc, and it was only moderately compelling. There was a brief flashback to a scene from Delilah S. Dawson's "Phasma" novel, which I thought was cool, but I felt like they missed an opportunity to make that into a meaningful part of the story.
23 Nov, 2016
Low quality screen on my unit, but good model
0 of 2 found this helpful I love this model - this is the second unit I have owned, and it's still a great size, has great battery life, and operates quite smoothly (the only major issue is the small amount of storage space).
HOWEVER, the quality control seems to be inconsistent. The first unit I bought was the European flavor (XT1524), which had a surprisingly crappy front-facing camera (weird distortions and blurriness as if taking a picture through water). That didn't bother me too much, but now I have this American AT&T flavor (XT1527) which seems to have a better front-facing camera, but has a really annoying screen where you can see the touch-screen grid as a row of ghostly vertical lines across the screen about half the time (the previous unit definitely does NOT have this issue). Super annoying! This may not be the case for all units, but it bothers me enough that I have to lower my rating from 5 to 3 stars.