Side-by-side

From left to right: Galaxy S4 Zoom, Galaxy K Zoom, and Galaxy S5

Stacked up

Still kind of thick

For the moment, a phone with a 10x zoom lens is still going to be thicker than a phone with a fixed focal length.

Redesigned lens

Samsung redesigned the lens so that some of it is in the phone's body.

Bigger screen

The Galaxy K's 4.8-inch screen is bigger and nicer than the S4 Zoom's (right).

Volume, power, and shutter release

Headphone jack

Micro-USB port

S5-like settings menu

The Camera app looks like the  one on the Galaxy S5, right down to the settings menu.

10x zoom

The zoom lens can be controlled either by pinching in and out on the screen or the volume buttons on the right side.

AE/AF point separation

New to the Zoom is the capability to select separate autofocus and autoexposure points.

28 Smart Modes

Pro Suggest

Frame up your subject, half press the shutter release, and up pops a row of shooting mode suggestions that can be applied.

Pro Suggest Market

Create, save, share, and download custom camera settings.

Selfie Alarm

The Selfie Alarm lets you tell the camera where to expect to find your face and once it locks on the camera gives off a series of beeps so that you smile pretty before it takes three shots. You get to pick the one you like the most.

1080p video at 60fps

The Galaxy K Zoom can record video in full HD at either 30 frames per second or 60fps.

Asian markets first

The availability focus is on Asian markets first, with Singapore specifically being an important launch market. Samsung isn't ruling out a US launch, but there are currently no US plans.