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The name Ektra should sound familiar. And not because you've just binge-watched Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix.Get your comic book lore right - Matt Murdoch's sai-spinning assassin/love interest was Elektra.No, Ektra should ring bells for serious photograp...
Cute retro photo app, Camera grip is pretty useful for regular snappers, Reasonable mid-range spec...
Camera quality just isn't better than a flagship alternative, Doesn't feel as premium as it should, Expensive for the spec...
The Ektra should have been a nostalgic novelty phone for camera fans, but it just doesn't deliver.It feels more like a fun toy than something you'd actually want to use every day as your main phone, and even then it's got too many flaws to be fun for very...
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The name Ektra should sound familiar. And not because you've just binge-watched Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix.Get your comic book lore right - Matt Murdoch's sai-spinning assassin/love interest was Elektra.No, Ektra should ring bells for serious photograp...
Cute retro photo app, Camera grip is pretty useful for regular snappers, Reasonable mid-range spec...
Camera quality just isn't better than a flagship alternative, Doesn't feel as premium as it should, Expensive for the spec...
The Ektra should have been a nostalgic novelty phone for camera fans, but it just doesn't deliver. It feels more like a fun toy than something you'd actually want to use every day as your main phone, and even then it's got too many flaws to be fun for ve...
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mobilephones.com Updated:
2017-02-08 01:33:55
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Kodak Ektra review finds a smartphone that is aimed at those who are more likely to post-edit images, than those who snap away all day log. The big question however, is at £449.00 SIM free, is...
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We all owe a lot to Kodak. The imaging company was the forerunner in colour film, but also a largely unsung hero in technological developments: it invented the digital camera and even OLED display technology. That was all before it fell behind the times...
As phone cameras continue to get better and better, we had high hopes for the Kodak Ektra. Its stance toward being a camera-phone help it to stand-out in a market of otherwise copycat devices that, to many, will be hard to recognise one from the next.Sadl...
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As the saying goes, “the best camera you have is the one you have on you”. Anyone who owns a DSLR and a mountain of lenses and accessories can attest to how much of a pain carrying the caboodle around can be. That's why CSC and mirrorless cameras have bec...
The Kodak Ektra is going to be a rather niche product and, of course, its camera performance will make or break it. It at least still feels like a smartphone, but one with seriously bolstered image-taking capabilities. Previous camera-focused smartphones...
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There might be a wave of new phones with dual-cameras, but Kodak has created a smartphone tailored specially for photographers which harks back to a camera from 70 years ago. Here's our Kodak Ektra smartphone hands-on review. See also: Best camera phone 2...
It's too early to give a verdict on the Kodak Ektra but it has a lot of potential, especially at a cheaper price point compared to flagship phones. We certainly like the unique design so we're looking forward to testing it out properly...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2017-02-08 01:33:58
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The Kodak Ektra in 1941 was more than a flagship. With rugged good-looks, it packed a punch and was easily the best back then. The 35mm rangefinder camera had steel and leather aplenty with interchangable lenses and the focal plane shutter that went up to...
Camera, Distinctive looks, Expandable memory, Fast charge...
No fingerprint sensor, Leatherette look might not please all...
This smartphone is for the stylish and discerning customer who wants to be seen with a fantastic looking product encased in a leather carrying case. It also happens to be a phone. During hands-on time, it came across as a good product but how good the cam...
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Camera manufacturers have form for delving into the past and reprising designs of years gone by. But Kodak's latest feat of rose-tinted history-gazing is on another level entirely. Instead of lavishing a plush retro design on a modern digital camera, Koda...
Still, from what I've seen so far, the Kodak Ektra is definitely one to watch and it will be interesting to see how it measures up. We won't have to wait long to find out, either: the Ektra will be launching across Europe in early December for £449. It's...
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This makes the Ektra much easier to hold when shooting photos in landscape, but I'm worried it will become rather unwieldy during everyday use. I'll have to wait and see how it fares once I get one in for a full review, but from my hands-on time with the...
Kodak's iconic 1941 Ektra camera has been reborn as a smartphone, and we've been hands on...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2017-04-26 01:23:35
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We take a look at the Kodak Ektra at MWC 2017.Download the AndroidAuthority App: Subscribe to our YouTube channel: —————————————————- Stay connected to Android Authority: – – – – – Follow the Team: Josh Vergara: Joe Hindy: Lanh Nguyen: Jayce Broda...
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The camera-smartphone? The Kodak Ektra carries a big name and accordingly wants to pocket the prize for the best smartphone camera. Read on to find out if it does, and whether this smartphone could be something for you...
chic retro case, stable chassis, USB-OTG & USB 3.0, solid photo apps, good voice quality, good front camera, stylish accessories, workable performance values...
case heats up quite significantly, bulky plastic chassis, short battery life, high energy consumption, dim, low-contrast display, relatively expensive, poorly equipped main camera, with meager picture quality, no NFC, no fingerprint sensor...
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The Kodak Ektra is the secondever smartphone from the famous US company. Designed to be a smartphone for keen photographers, the Kodak Ektra has a 21-megapixel 1/2.4in sensor rear-facing camera with an f/2.0 lens, 6-axis optical image stabilisation and Ph...
The Kodak Ektra certainly looks fantastic in all those glossy online marketing shots, but in reality it doesn't quite live up to its promise, either as a camera or a smartphone.While we love the retro styling, the dedicated shutter button and hand...
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The Ektra doesn't have the latest version of Android, its 5-inch screen is pretty small by modern standards, and it certainly isn't what I'd call compact. So what is it good for? If that big rounded grip and massive 21-megapixel rear camera are any indica...
Lots of camera mode, Two-step shutter butto, Nostalgic desig, Good cameras for the money...
Bulk, Below average battery lif, Runs an outdated version of Androi, Noticeable AF and shutter la, Won't work on Verizon or Sprint...
As a phone, the Ektra is pretty mediocre. Even though it has respectable performance, the Ektra falls short on battery, its display feels pretty small in 2017 and it's far from the sleekest or most portable phone on the market. As a camera, the Ektra can'...
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It's a hassle to carry around a separate camera when you're traveling. You don't want to burden yourself with too many devices in your pockets or too many things you need to keep charged. But there are often moments when the camera on your phone just won'...
Relatively affordable, Lightweight build, Large image sensor, Smooth overall performance, Solid image quality, Can shoot in Raw...
Mediocre battery life, Outdated software, Lacks fingerprint sensor, Subpar 4K footage, Shutter button has focus lag...
The Kodak Ektra is a unique smartphone that doubles as a solid point-and-shoot camera at an affordable price, but don't expect it to match up to more traditional devices in either regard...
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Despite a fair amount of issues, the Kodak Ektra is perhaps the first phone that would make me consider going back to Android.You see, for many years Android has been about hacking and DIY stuff. But in fact, lots of folks use Android simply because the...
Fantastic camera, Folks who say that the camera on other phones are better haven't used the Super 8 app and don't understand it, Not terrible battery life once you turn off notifications. But this is the same thing with Apple devices, Snapseed built in as...
Super 8 doesn't let you keep multiple edits of the same image, The camera on the back is mostly an aesthetics thing, A bit bigger than I'd like it to be, One handed operation still sucks on Android, My iPhone 6s is still slightly faster, I wish that Kodak...
So do I like the Kodak Ektra? I really do, but mostly for the camera. When it comes to the rest of the phone, my mannerisms aren't going to change. I'm still going to use it mostly for business, texting, updating Instagram, browsing Facebook, reading Flip...
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To really put that on the forefront, the Kodak Ektra smartphone is designed to be both a phone and a camera. The ergonomics are a nod to film cartridges and cameras while it runs plain old Vanilla Android–my favorite flavor. For years I was an Android use...
The Kodak Ektra is a pretty nice phone thus far, but I need to spend a lot more time with it before I make any full conclusions. There are times when the phone slows down and times when it delivers some spectacular photos.Stay tuned for our full review.Re...
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