Kids Camera Instant Print, Christmas Birthday Gifts for 3-12 Year Old Boys Girls, 2.4in Screen 1080P Kids Digital Camera Toys for Kids Age 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with 3 Rolls Print Paper 32G Card

This is great- purchased as a gag gift for a photographer and they absolutely LOVE it! Worked very well out of the box and the photos are much clearer than we thought they would turn out. Would recommend for purchase; it’s a great camera for adults to take out to festivals!

Even though this is a children’s camera, I bought it for myself. It is very easy to use and the photos come out great!! I’m so excited to take this on my upcoming trip!

The paper is alil wider than the roller, but it worked with just feeding through the slot. Prints vary a bit based on the photo. Some have come out really good, some less. But, it's pretty good overall. Haven't moved photos off the sd to computer yet, that'll be a good test sometime. As is, I got this for a 5 year old to have fun with and learn about taking pictures and it'll work.

After some research and a failed attempt with other toy cameras, this one turned out to be a fantastic find. As an art teacher, I enjoy experimenting with different techniques, and while this is designed as a kids' toy, I highly recommend it for (toy) camera enthusiasts.The camera has several unique qualities that set it apart. The digital images are, of course, not high-resolution or packed with advanced specs, but once printed, they’re surprisingly impressive—I love the dotted texture that adds a sense of crispness and sharpness to each shot. It also has a way of enhancing brightness and contrast, giving photos a slightly exaggerated, vivid look that I find captivating. One of its standout features is how well it performs in low-light or twilight conditions; thanks to the quality of the sensor and dot matrix printing, even dimly lit shots develop with remarkable clarity.The 16:9 aspect ratio is another strong point, as most toy cameras print in a standard 4:3 format. This wider frame gives images a more cinematic feel, which I find perfect for creative experiments. When I was researching toy cameras for this purpose, I prioritized finding one with dot matrix printing and a 16:9 print ratio, and since these details aren’t always clearly listed, it’s worth noting that this model delivers on both fronts.Other practical features make it a joy to use. For adults, the camera is well-sized—comfortable to hold and not too small, which is rare for toy cameras. Finally, the camera’s design, with its dark gray body and red buttons, has a stylish look that feels more like a creative gadget than a toy.TIP: Paper roll changes are quick with the easy-to-use bottom latch, which allows for fast rewinding to create double-exposure shots in seconds.All in all, this camera is an unexpected gem for anyone interested in experimental photography!

Such an amazing gift to give and I even got one for myself. I’d say it’s enjoyable from young to old. It’s is a great instant camera to bring around for adventures. There is a feature to decide if you want to print every photo you take, or you can choose to print later. It also comes with an SD card so all your photos are saved so you can move them over to your phone with a separate adapter. It prints in black and white on thermal paper. Battery life has been great so far, it used a USB-C to charge.

Fun to take pics for the kids. Only prints black and white on reciete style paper. Faor value for money. Easy to use.

Bought this for my 9 yr old son. He has had a blast taking pictures and printing them out. It only prints in black and white. You are able to print in color by an SD card on your printer if you choose. He has spent many hours on this and away from gaming some. That made me happy. Would highly recommend.

It arrived Wednesday afternoon. Thursday, I took it to an anniversary party, lots of fun! People took the ones they wanted. When I got home I printed them all out (deleting the mistakes), 106 of them and fastened them together to form a booklet. I took subset and printed them out like a scroll. (Feeling very clever)I did get a warning message about the printer over heating, the next morning, Friday, there seems to be an artifact on the viewing screen. 🙁 But it hasn’t seemed to affect anything else. (See photos)I did learn a few things: 1. you get about 96 prints per roll of paper; 2. put the volume on low so you can hear the shutter; 3. took me a while to figure out the zoom; 5. always bring more paper rolls than you think you need 🙄.I also printed out a subset group and did NOT tear off the photos, to keep it as a scroll. This format would also lend itself to making an accordion book.Now, I’m wondering if I could make a flip book?If anyone knows of an information page for this camera, I’d like to know what other people have come up with.I love the grainy quality of the images. And the immediacy of it all.BTW, I’m 69, not quite the age group listed.