The Kodak Easyshare V570 was reviewed by Megapixel where they write, 'The ergonomic design of the V570 makes it a camera that is quickly familiar, and easy to operate. The joystick is sufficiently precise and only its proximity to the zoom control can occasionally lead to a mistake.

In use however, the V570 is not very fast, be it to operate, focus, or store images, making it probably unsuitable for fast or action shots. Likewise, the monitor can become very difficult to see under direct sunlight.'

CNet reviewed the Kodak EasyShare One 6MP where they write, 'The EasyShare One/6MP improves over its predecessor by including Kodak's Perfect Touch Technology, automatic photo-adjustment algorithms derived from the company's photo kiosk software. As such, photos have extremely even exposures, just shy of overexposed, with little visible color noise. Colors tend to look a little washed out but acceptable, and white balance is pretty decent. Unfortunately, the trade-off is that photos look best from a distance and not cropped too closely or printed larger than 5x7. At that point, the smeary background and lost detail as well as a few compression artifacts all become visible.'