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Kodak’s pocket sized HD camcorder has been my recent companion when on my travels...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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The world of consumer electronics is thick with compromise. It's a sad fact that blows harder than the north wind, and is getting worse as designers keep trying to load smaller, cheaper devices with piles of high-end features. That's why we went mad ov...
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webuser.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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The Kodak Zx1 is a more robust than many of its rivals, capable of withstanding harsher weather conditions. We didn’t test its ice-resistant claims but we did try out its video capabilities. Like the other models, it has 2in LCD screen, records in 720p...
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This is one of two small HD camcorders (mobile phone size) that I am looking at. So as part of my reviews I take some clips at local gigs and then send links to the clips to the musicians, whom I ask which is better and why...
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Offering a lot of what we like about Kodaks Zi6 pocket camcorder, the Kodak Zx1 has a slicker, more durable frame. Like the Kodak Zi6, the Kodak Zx1 has the ability to shoot 720p high-def video at either 30 or 60 frames per second and carries the very...
Very reasonable priced, colour-oversaturation problems resolved, looks great and feels great in the hand.
Flip Video MinoHD is a better HD pocket camcorder but is more costly, weak microphone. Min specs: CCD: CMOS x 1/4.5in; 1.6Mp; 3Mp stills, JPEG; fixed focus lens; Focal Length: 4.1mm; Aperture: f/2.8; Digital Zoom: 2x; Exposure/Balance: White Balance: auto...
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Product Code: 8302358 The Kodak Zx1 is a welcome new weather-resistant addition to the HD pocket camcorder realm. Offering a lot of what we like about Kodaks Zi6 pocket camcorder, the Kodak Zx1 has a slicker, more durable frame. Like the Kodak Zi6...
We liked the variety of shooting options on the ZX1 and its compact yet durable design. We would’ve liked to have seen more onboard memory or the provision of at least a modest SD Card in the box, however. And while the footage we took looked good...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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With the Zx1, Kodak is targeting fans of YouTube who are ready to move on from using a webcam or a mobile phone and upload video in HD. Thanks to its water- and dust-resistant case, this pocket camcorder can go almost anywhere. Its a little too thic...
Waterresistant cover, Sharp image...
Buttons are difficult to use, Screen is mediocre...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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A tiny, weatherproofed wonder. Could it withstand the iGIZMO treatment? Cheap / Decent quality video Low light performance / Fiddly / No optical zoom Pocket-sized, simple HD camcorders are – officially – all the rage. How else can you explain the sudde...
Cheap, Decent quality video...
Low light performance, Fiddly, No optical zoom...
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The flood of pocket video cameras reaching the PC Pro offices has turned into a torrent of late the main force behind which has been HD recording. Now Kodak is on to its second generation of HD devices with the follow up to the Zi6, the Zx1. Kodak has...
A cheap and cheerful camera, but elegance, quality in low light and ease of use come up short...
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My assignment was clear. Mum was overseas and I had to video a son's all-important Christmas concert, then get footage of his recital onto YouTube for her to watch, pronto. Armed with Kodak's Zx1 pocket video camera, I got the job done, although not wi...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 22:53:46
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The flow of pocket video cameras reaching the PC Authority offices has turned into a torrent of late - the main force behind which has been HD recording. Kodak is on to its second generation of HD devices with the follow-up to the Zi6, the Zx1.Kodak ha...
A cheap and cheerful camera, but short on elegance, quality in low light, and ease of use...
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The Kodak ZX1 closely resembles the Creative Vado HD and, with its metalised front, reminded us of the company’s Zen Micro MP3 players. Its red-on-black colouring, meanwhile, reminds us of props from Disney’s ‘Tron’ film. More importantly, the Kodak ZX1 is an admirably compact camcorder — approximately a third smaller than the Kodak Zi6 — that tapers down to the bottom and fits naturally into a pocket. We took it on a fairly hectic cycle ride, through forests and down steep hills, where it had...
Compact, light, rubber casing...
Fiddly controls, could do with a better zoom, slow to start up...
We liked the variety of shooting options on the ZX1 and its compact yet durable design. We would’ve liked to have seen more on-board memory or the provision of at least a modest SD card in the box, however. And while the footage we took looked good...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-20 01:38:24
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We’re big fans of Kodak’s original pocket HD camcorder, the Zi6. While it could barely be called pocketable, its large 2.4in screen and video quality made it the Creative Vado and Flip Mino’s main rival.But with those two foes recently reinventing them...
Supreme HD video quality. Tactile design. PC- and Mac-friendly...
Chunkier than rivals. Zoom is blocky. No flip-out USB arm...
Chunkier than its rivals, but shoots the best HD movies we’ve seen from a pocket camcorder...
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cgena.com Updated:
2016-11-24 02:50:04
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More and more people are getting into video making nowadays. Aside from the fact that video sharing web sites such as YouTube have made it easier for anyone to showcase what they’ve got (even if it pertains to, uhm, fun parts, for some), the abundance...
If you are contented with low-standard videos having a homemade or amateurish quality to it, then you might want to consider the Kodak Zx1 in your next purchase. Price will never be an issue with this super affordable video camera. It’s HD, too, but d...
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igadgetlife.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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Today for review our friends at Geeks.com have sent me over a pocket camcorder called the Kodak Zx1. The Zx1 is an inexpensive and feature packed little camera, not only does it do 720P HD videos at 60FPS, but it also has video out and the memory can b...
Well made and rugged, Easy to use, Decent videos overall, Can use standard batteries...
Still pictures not that great indoors, No macro mode, MiniHDMI connector, not standard...
The Kodak Zx1 is not a bad little pocket camcorder to play around with. It’s competing with things like the Flip, the HD Flip costs a lot more money than this camera does though. For the price the Zx1 isn’t too bad really, and it is weather resistant...
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More and more people are getting into video making nowadays. Aside from the fact that video sharing web sites such as YouTube have made it easier for anyone to showcase what they’ve got (even if it pertains to, uhm, fun parts, for some), the abundance...
If you are contented with low-standard videos having a homemade or amateurish quality to it, then you might want to consider the Kodak Zx1 in your next purchase. Price will never be an issue with this super affordable video camera. It’s HD, too, but d...
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With digital video becoming extremely popular and so many devices out there that will capture video it is hard to really choose which one to get. Many people do not want to carry around a large device and they want that device to be easy to use...
Easy to use, Shoots 720p video at 60fps, Takes photos, Small and compact...
Very annoying buzzing sound on all videos, Need an external charger for the batteries, Only 128MB internal memory (SDHC slot for extra memory)...
I really do like the Zx1, I have looked at quite a few small portable digital camcorders and the Zx1 is one of the better ones that I have seen. It is very easy to use, can shoot 720p at both 60 and 30 frames, and can fit up to a 32GB SDHC card. The b...
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We recently took a look at a new product that has become really popular in the YouTube community called the Flip UltraHD. After my review I was looking into similar products and found out a few other companies make similar products. One of those is the...
if I had to choose I would pick the Zx1 over the HDflip. The reason is the thinner size, different recording quality options, and ability to have higher storage space with the SD cards. The HDflip on the other hand would be perfect for someone who is...
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The Kodak Zx1 Pocket Video Camera is the latest gadget to hit the desk at DigitalReviews Network. First introduced at CES 2009, the Zx1 has definitely captured its fair share of tech world attention. The Kodak Zx1 is a Pocket Video Camera offering vi...
I finished testing the Kodak Zx1 with mixed feelings. First of all one must bear in mind that this is a budget pocket video camera in the sub-USD$200 bracket, it would be unfair to compare the quality to something many times the price.What the Kodak Z...
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When Kodak released the Zi6 (), its ease of use and very good video quality raised the bar and expectations for pocket HD camcorders. The Zx1, however, fails to reach that bar, with its video quality proving to be a letdown. Product:Zx1Rating (Scale) 5...
Good general color reproduction; three shooting modes.
Outdoor shots have blue cast; yellow cast in video shot with typical indoor lighting; poor video quality in lamplight; zoom stutters.
The pocket HD camcorder market is fiercely competitive, with great choices such as the Zi6, Flip UltraHD, and Xacti VPC-CG10. The Zx1 is more compact than those three devices, but its video quality leaves much to be desired. We recommend choosing one...
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Sunday, 05 July 2009 23:56 The Kodak Zx1 is the latest pocket video camera from Kodak and sports HD 720 H.264 video capture as well as still JPEGs. It’s drop dead easy to use, very much like the Flip camera but perhaps slightly less intuitive. It take...
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about.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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Manufacturers SiteKodak’s Zx1 is the latest entry in the increasingly popular pocket camcorder market that includes products like Pure Digital’s Flip Mino HD and Creative’s Vado HD. Though the Zx1 records 720p high definition (HD) video, don’t confuse...
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camcorderinfo.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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The Kodak Zx1 ($149.95 MSRP) offers its own unique HD recording experience for an ultra-compact budget camcorder. It has its quirks—sloppy button design, confusing labels, an impossible-to-find menu—but it also has some strong benefits. Kodaks inclusi...
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etechreviews.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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Planning to celebrate some special memories, then what better way of getting the same recorded to cherish sweet memories at a later stage. When it comes to buying a camcorder there are many options available which could be misleading. You can buy the...
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Rochester, N.Y., January 8 -- Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) today introduced the new KODAK Zx1 Digital Video Camera, a compact and rugged digital device that enables "go-anywhere" High Definition recording. The Zx1 allows users to shoot and share hig...
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Tell yer ma and tell yer pa if they need a little, handheld video camera for taking high quality shots of the cousins messing around in the yard, then the miniature Kodak Zx1 is for them.A successor to the Zi6, the $150 Zx1 - the “x” stands for “xtra...
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Although not meant to replace the Zi6, Kodak’s Editors’ Choice-winning pocket camcorder, the company’s new Zx1 offers several improvements: a more compact design, enhanced onboard software, an HDMI cable, and water-resistance. However, in some ways, t...
Records bright, sharp 720p video at 60 fps, Compact, water-resistant design, Comes with an HDMI cable, Improved software now ships onboard camcorder...
Weak battery life, Zoom looks jerky on-screen, No flip-out USB connector, Bundled software runs only on PCs...
Kodak’s weather-resistant Zx1 is the sleekest pocket camcorder we’ve seen lately. And the size, video quality, and $149 price tag will be a good match for some people. However, if budget permits and you don’t mind carrying a larger devic...
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The Kodak ZX1 closely resembles the Creative Vado HD and, with its metalised front, reminded us of the company’s Zen Micro MP3 players. Its red-on-black colouring, meanwhile, reminds us of props from Disney’s ‘Tron’ film.More importantly, the Kodak ZX...
We liked the variety of shooting options on the ZX1 and its compact yet durable design. We would’ve liked to have seen more onboard memory or the provision of at least a modest SD Card in the box, however. And while the footage we took looked good, we...
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We’re big fans of Kodak’s original pocket HD camcorder, the Zi6. While it could barely be called pocketable, its large 2.4in screen and video quality made it the Creative Vado and Flip Mino’s main rival.But with those two foes recently reinventing them...
Supreme HD video quality. Tactile design. PC- and Mac-friendly...
Chunkier than rivals. Zoom is blocky. No flip-out USB arm...
Chunkier than its rivals, but shoots the best HD movies we’ve seen from a pocket camcorder...
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wired.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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The world of consumer electronics is thick with compromise. Its a sad fact that blows harder than the Santa Anas, especially as designers keep trying to load smaller, cheaper devices with piles of high-end features. Thats why we went ga-ga for Kodak...
Retrofuturistic Tron design lines and keypad. No more stealthbusting startup chime. HDMI OMG FTW (if you dont mind cables). 720p with up to 60fps. Rechargeable NiMH AAs and charger included. Nearly 34 percent smaller and 16 percent lighter than Zi6. Avail...
Slighter body = tinier screen (by a quarter of an inch) = crappier playback. Relatively narrow lens angle. Nocturnal and lowlight shooting still yields noisy clips. Horse beater says: Isnt it the whole point of a pocket cam to avoid toting cables?...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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One of the hits of this years CES (the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas), the Kodak Zx1 is a welcome new "weather-resistant" addition to the HD pocket camcorder realm. It offers a lot of what we like about Kodaks Zi6 pocket camcorder in a slick...
Rugged design, HDMIout and framerate control...
Weak microphone, No integrated USB connector...
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g4tv.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:23:04
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Video Review: The Kodak Zx1 is a pocket camcorder, perfect for travel and resistant to the elements, all while recording 10 hours in a crisp 720p to an SDHC card for a mere $150...
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