Testseek.com have collected 36 expert reviews of the Sony Cybershot DSC-TX7 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Cybershot DSC-TX7.
May 2010
(78%)
36 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(92%)
16 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
78010036
The editors liked
Attractive
Sleek design and sturdy build
Slender
Pocketable size
High resolution (921k dots)
3.5-inch touchscreen LCD
Responsive touchscreen operation
Customizable icon array on LCD
Full HD video with stereo audio
Optical zoom during movies
I...
Speedy shooting performance
Slim
Stylish design
Plenty of fun
Useful features
Very good low-light photo quality for its class
Very high-quality 10MP stills
Takes AVCHD video with stereo sound
Nice wide-angle 4x zoom (25-100mm equivalent)
Top notch 3.5-inch LCD screen
Excellent touchscreen interface
Large
Wide
Detailed and responsive touch-screen
Very fast continuous shooting at 10fps
Full HD 1080i movies with optical zooming
Innovative and effective auto modes.
The editors didn't like
Slightly awkward lens cover operation
Corner softness at wide-angle
Softness/flare at full telephoto
Small
Weak flash (not uncommon in subcompacts)
Lack of fine details due to noise suppression even at lowest ISO of 125
The main negatives with regard to the Sony Cyber-shot TX7 are a short-ish battery life, a screen that quickly becomes smeared with fingerprints, a lens location that means it's all too easy for digits to drift into shot, occasional camera shake, and, ...
Few cameras in this price range offer as much as the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX7. We've got an arsenal of low-light fighting shooting modes, 1080i HD video, an awesome Panorama Sweep mode, compact size and sexy style, and the ability to shoot with SD card...
Sony continues to roll out powerful, ultra-compact T-series cameras, including the Cyber-Shot DSC-TX7. This unit replaces the TX1 from last year, and builds off of its platform. While they share the same 10-megapixel "Exmor R" CMOS imager and and offer...
Attractive, sleek design and sturdy build, Slender, pocketable size, High resolution (921k dots), 3.5-inch touchscreen LCD, Responsive touchscreen operation, Customizable icon array on LCD, Full HD video with stereo audio, Optical zoom during movies, i...
Slightly awkward lens cover operation, Corner softness at wide-angle, Softness/flare at full telephoto, Small, weak flash (not uncommon in subcompacts), Lack of fine details due to noise suppression even at lowest ISO of 125, Moderate chromatic aberrat...
With the Cyber-shot TX7, Sony has delivered an incredibly stylish, finely designed sub-compact camera that's a pleasure to shoot with. One of the best and most responsive touchscreens ever released and practical uses of cool technology, such as iSweep ...
Large, wide, detailed and responsive touch-screen, Very fast continuous shooting at 10fps, Full HD 1080i movies with optical zooming, Innovative and effective auto modes.
Body design is hard to hold comfortably, Aggressive NR delivers soft image quality, Lacks long telephoto, but does have 25mm wide, Proprietary connectivity.
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX7 is a slim compact with a large touch-screen display and a number of unique features. The optical zoom may have an average 4x total range, but starts at a very useful and very wide 25mm equivalent, and can also be adjusted w...
As I said earlier, the Sony TX7 has become my new favorite point and shoot camera, pushing the S90 off its throne. I feel like I can take the TX7 on any casual outing and trust it to perform as well as just about any other point and shoot. And, while...
Sony made some interesting choices with the Cyber-shot DSC-TX7. Rather than offering more megapixels, this compact camera offers a longer feature list. While other point & shoots are upping the megapixel count to 12 and 14, the TX7 actually takes a ...
