Testseek.co.uk have collected 66 expert reviews of the DXO One Camera and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for DXO One Camera.
(70%)
66 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(73%)
34 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
70010066
The editors liked
Great image quality from the 1-inch sensor (same as Sony RX100 MkIII)
It's a full-on camera you can fit into your pocket
Easy Lightning port connectivity
Doesn't drain iPhone battery
Compact design
Stunning photos
Simple to use
High quality 20Mp 1
Inch sensor
Easy connectivity
Excellent integration with iPhone
The DxO One's notable strengths include a well thought-out and attractive design and excellent photo quality on-par with its class
Small
Good image quality
Solid app
1-inch
20.2-megapixel sensor
32-mm equivalent
F/1.8 lens
Works beautifully with iPhone
IPad
SuperRAW and RAW uncompressed files
Great software
UI
The editors didn't like
Expensive
Focus point position sometimes over-ridden
Some software bugs/crashes
Independent battery (can't draw from iPhone)
IOS only
Shutter button position not great with iPhone 6 Plus
The first thing you notice when you open the box is just how small and light the DxO ONE actually is. It's really easy to slip it into your pocket or bag and have it with you at all times and not really notice it's there.Once it's charged and ready to go...
Abstract: The DxO ONE is a truly innovative product that uses cutting-edge technology to improve mobile photography with an iPhone. With a 20-million-pixel 1-inch sensor and f/1.8 lens it produces much higher image quality than conventional phone cameras, yet can s...
1-inch, 20.2-megapixel sensor, 32-mm equivalent, f/1.8 lens, Works beautifully with iPhone, iPad, SuperRAW and RAW uncompressed files, Great software, UI
High price for niche camera, Not for fast action, No support for other phones
Although we love the concept, software, convenience, and results of the DxO One, it's relatively expensive, considering some of the restrictions, i.e. iOS only. For the same price, you can get the original RX100 with a 3x Zeiss optical zoom lens and even...
The acid test for a product like this is how much you use it. During my time with the DXO One, I found it more of a chore than a pleasure to use. It's simply too fiddly to use conveniently, the iPhone typically produces better-exposed images with more dyn...
Exposure often needs a tweak, Fiddly to use, Unimpressive AF and shooting performance
DxO: Performance and AF For the first week or so, you may find the DxO's process fiddly. That you have to ‘construct' it every time it comes out of your pocket isn't ideal. However, it is easy to use. Start comparing it with some of the best advanced comp...
Abstract: The DxO One is the first truly new concept in camera design since, well, smartphone cameras got good enough to take photos someone else might want to see. It's also a Marmite product - there are many reasons to hate it, but if what it does appeals, you're...
Is that convenience worth £450 to you? If so, buy a DxO One. If not, upgrade your phone or buy a digital SLR. It's one of the wonders of modern tech that thanks for endless choice the right tool for you is almost certainly out there....
Published: 2015-11-11, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Great image quality from the 1-inch sensor (same as Sony RX100 MkIII), it's a full-on camera you can fit into your pocket, easy Lightning port connectivity, doesn't drain iPhone battery
Expensive, focus point position sometimes over-ridden, some software bugs/crashes, independent battery (can't draw from iPhone), iOS only, shutter button position not great with iPhone 6 Plus, fussy to stow Lightning connector
That's the DxO One in a nutshell. It's small, portable, and as an iPhone add-on (Lightning connector models only) it makes sense for certain photographic scenarios. We've got some cracking low-light and beautiful bokeh in wide-open aperture shots. It's al...
Published: 2015-10-12, Author: Dave , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Compact design, Stunning photos, Simple to use,
Crazy price, Fiddly contols, Poor battery life
We genuinely loved using the DxO ONE and found ourselves attaching it to our iPhone far more often than we thought we would.Its simple plug and play feature makes it incredibly easy to use and most of the photos it snapped were top-class.After our initial...
Published: 2015-10-01, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
Perhaps a more pertinent question than outright quality remains the handling and usability issue. After all, you could have the best camera in the world stuffed in your pocket, but if it's a faff to use, or you drop it while you're fumbling around trying...
