Samsung ST600

CONDITION 7.8/10

THIS SAMSUNG HAS 3 SPOTS OF DEAD PIXELS ON THE BACK SCREEN. THE ISSUE DOESN'T AFFECT THE PHOTOS, IT'S PURELY SCREEN ISSUE. OTHERWISE THE CAMERA IS IN A VERY GOOD CONDITION.

Samsung ST600 dropped in 2010 with a trick up its sleeve — a second front-facing screen that turned a regular point-and-shoot into a selfie machine long before that word went mainstream. In shimmering gold, it’s equal parts fashion statement and fun gadget.

THE PICS

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THE LOOKS

In gold, the ST600 doesn’t whisper — it glows. The metallic finish gives it a luxe, jewelry-like feel, with a smooth rounded body that slips easily into a pocket. Up front, a small secondary LCD sits beside the lens, while the back is dominated by a large, glossy touchscreen. It’s playful, elegant, and very of its era — a perfect mix of glam and utility.

THE SPECS

The ST600 packs a 14.2-megapixel CCD sensor and a 27–135 mm equivalent zoom lens, paired with optical image stabilization. It features a 3.5-inch touchscreen for easy navigation and that front display for framing selfies or countdown shots. This camera was designed for instant fun and effortless snaps, no menus required.

DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS

• Front LCD display: A built-in selfie screen, years ahead of its time.

• Gold metallic finish: Glamorous, bold, and very Y2K-chic.

• 3.5-inch touchscreen: Big and intuitive, giving the ST600 a sleek, modern face.

THE VERDICT

The ST600 is a little golden time capsule — playful, flashy, and surprisingly clever. Its dual-screen setup makes it stand out even today, while the metallic finish adds a pop of personality that’s hard to ignore. A digicam that doesn’t just take pictures — it wants to be seen.