Philips Reviews

I bought this looking for a small, go everywhere camera to take basic photos. Yes, the design is definitely cool, however the disadvantages make this camera one to pass on. Is does look great and is very small. There is no flash making indoor photos impossible with the slow lens and little sensitivity of the CCD sensor. Outdoor results were ok, although photos are on the quality of a current cell phone camera which is a poor 640X480 VGA. The CCD sensor is only VGA, not the 1.3 mp that they say. If you read their print carefully they say 1.3 after software enhancement. Quite a sneaky tactic that they should change. Using the supplied software to enhance images I saw very little improvement in photo quality. There is no LCD display to review photos and I have to say it again, no flash. So you have no idea what you shot until you transfer them into your PC. The thing is too small and oddly shaped to hold steady and photos were often blurred. I'm selling mine on eBay and went today and bought a Sony DSC-U30 camera at Target today. Now that is a real tiny camera that works very well. See my review here on Target. Skip the Wearable thing and spend a little more and get somthing that works like a camera should.

I got this on clearance at Target for about $30 cheaper...
I knew it was really only 0.3MP software enhanced to a grainy 1.3MP. I knew it was not for dark conditions. I thought it was great to be used as a cheap on the go camera and jump drive...I was wrong! This is the only camera that I know of that only lets you take a picture when it decides theres enough light. Overcast daylight was not enough, just that red light of doom telling me it would not take a picture. There are better deals out there, but my advice is to stay away. I returned it, and bought a jump drive, and a 35mm camera instead.

Admittedly, the file size is very small. the image quality is pretty bad. but i love the camera. i take it with me everywhere. I'm a professional so I obviously have better cameras when i need better quality. but check out these shots I took inside a dark club. I'll repeat that. I took these pics inside a dark club at a concert. i was holding the camera steady on a rail.
http://www.philfoss.com/tcm/
these are scaled to 320x240. Ive taken thousands of candid hipshots with it. Startup time (from turned off to ready to take pic) is excellent for when you really need it all of a sudden.