After perhaps four postponements, we recently finally got to see the release of the first Tizen OS smartphone. The Samsung Z1 was released exclusively for India and despite its uniqueness, which lies in its already mentioned firstness, it was not exactly a great success. Even the unbeatable price has not yet attracted many customers, as it seems, a low-end smartphone with its own operating system directly from Samsung did not arouse enthusiasm, and the South Korean manufacturer will obviously still have to think about what to do with the Z series.
According to the Reuters agency, the lack of applications for Tizen and the low-resolution camera are most often criticized. And there is nothing to be surprised about, a 3.1MPx rear camera is really not enough these days and even a price tag with the inscription $92 won't do it, so in conversion, the Samsung Z1 costs a little under 2500 CZK/around 80 Euro. It is not yet certain when smartphones with Tizen will arrive in Europe, but first of all, instead of expanding to other markets, Samsung should focus on improving the smartphone itself, the "success" of its Z series is definitely not developing as expected.
