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I had a Sony Ericsson K750 (2005) and bought the official Xenon flash accessory, the MXE-60, for £6 (new) in January 2016.
It worked really well from my testing in nightclubs.
Just as good as stand-alone point-and-shoot camera Xenon flashes of the era.
Whilst I understand the reasons phone manufacturers don't build them into the phones these days, I wish such accessories would return for modern smartphones.
LEDs simply can't compete when taking moving night photos (such as in a club etc.)
For general knowledge, here is a list of phones with a built-in Xenon flash (up to mid-2020):
2005
It worked really well from my testing in nightclubs.
Just as good as stand-alone point-and-shoot camera Xenon flashes of the era.
Whilst I understand the reasons phone manufacturers don't build them into the phones these days, I wish such accessories would return for modern smartphones.
LEDs simply can't compete when taking moving night photos (such as in a club etc.)
For general knowledge, here is a list of phones with a built-in Xenon flash (up to mid-2020):
2005
- Gigabyte g-Cam
- Sony Ericsson K790
- Sony Ericsson K800
- Nokia N82
- Samsung G800
- Sony Ericsson K810
- Sony Ericsson K850
- LG KC910 Renoir
- Motorola ZN5
- Nokia 6220 classic
- Samsung G810
- Sony Ericsson C905
- LG KC910i Renoir
- Motorola XT701
- Samsung M8910 Pixon12
- Samsung T929 Memoir
- Samsung W880 AMOLED 12M
- Sharp 940SH
- Sony Ericsson C901
- Sony Ericsson C901 GreenHeart
- Sony Ericsson Satio (Idou)
- HTC 7 Mozart
- Motorola MILESTONE XT720
- Motorola XT720 MOTOROI
- Nokia N8
- Spice S-1200
- Nokia 8080 PureView
- Nokia Lumia 928
- Nokia Lumia 1020
- Samsung Galaxy S4 zoom
- Samsung Galaxy K zoom
