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Ten years ago Samsung announced the most interesting mirrorless camera ever.
The Samsung Galaxy NX was an interchangeable lens mirrorless camera with a whole-ass Android phone grafted onto the back of it. That meant you could take pictures with a large sensor and various lenses, and then edit and share them right from the camera itself.
It was a very compelling idea that sadly did not last — Samsung bowed out of the camera industry entirely a mere four years later, despite racking up a list of innovations in the space. The NX is virtually useless now since its software was abandoned by Samsung.
Still, I enjoyed this lookback on the Galaxy NX from the snappiness YouTube channel and was reminded of when I had an NX review sample that I really didn’t want to send back.
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