Polaroid Snap Instant Digital Camera (Black) with ZINK Zero Ink Printing Technology

Lovely little gadget for my kid. Picture quality isn't great however I like that about it, it adds to the nostalgic nature when we make picture boards and when is say "isn't great" it's still a nice reliable picture with detail. I used to have a PoGo printer and it was awesome for when I was away with work. My Little lad loves this, he's started to take pictures to document things he see when playing out and walking the dog. Battery lIfe is very good and its extremely easy to use. Highly recommend! Please bare in mind this is a fun child friendly gadget, not something you'll use on Holiday to record family memories without a real camera. Worth every penny!.

Package is beautiful and very easy to open. The device is manufactured with an incredible quality and the catch in hand is pleasant. The cap which protects the lens is magnetized with the contour of this one, so the installation or the shrinking of the cap is done instantaneously. The camera has several features: - A button timer to take a picture with delayed-action (10 seconds) - A button to choice the picture colors, (standard Colors, Black and White, and Yellow Antique) -A button to activate or disable a white framework surrounding the picture -It also has Micro SD port to save the pictures taken of digital manner in order to be able to view them in its telephone, or another device. To open or close the device it is enough to press on the sight so that it opens physically and that he lights on the device automatically. The paper of impression is very easy to install. The box also provides, besides the Usb wire to charge the device, a wrist-strap in order to take over the device in a safely way. The pictures are superb in term of quality and it makes us fall in childhood again where that kind of devices were at the top of the market, oh memories.. The device will make oldest one nostalgic a little bit and young people happy of being able to take pictures. As regards the price of the cartridges count 1$ per photo, it can be a little bit pricy, but for the adults, this device is used to immortalize some moments in a retro style and not to take everything in photo ,and for the children, it is an excellent way of teaching them the money value. With all the attention with which it was manufactured, the Snap Polaroid deserves one easily 5 Stars I was provided this item by the manufacturer for testing purposes. I didn't received any compensation to write a positive review. Since i never do fake reviews, all this is my real opinion and i hope it would help you. :)

I do love this camera but I couldn't give it 5 stars and here is why...this camera doesn't come with an instruction booklet. To learn about certain features I had to do some research online. It comes with a very simple illustration showing how to turn on and how to open the back and that's it. Also after using only twice the camera started flashing the paper light, and I couldn't shut it off or anything, I had to wait for the battery to run out. I searched and searched for troubleshooting and finally found where the reset is which is right beside the USB input. This camera has three color settings :back and white, color, and vintage. Those options are on the far left of the camera. To the right of that button is the borders option so you can have an old fashioned Polaroid border. In the center is the power button and the view finder will pop up. Finally all the way to the left is the power button in red, also this is how you tap into the photo booth option where it will take for photos I a row. You hold down the power button until it beeps then it will snap a photo and beep again and so on and so fourth. This option I really enjoyed. This camera has a mini SD card slot which is perfect to have a back up of your pictures, the quality is also higher then that of the printed photo. The only way to not print a photo is not have any paper in it. If there's paper then whatever pictures you take they will print. When inserting your pack of paper you must load the whole thing. This is because you need the Barcode to be read before it can start a new pack of paper. The first photo you take of every pack will print out the blue Barcode sheet then your photo will follow. Overall this camera is a lot of fun to use and its great with thw different color iption as well as the photobooth option. The pictures print out realtively fast. But Be careful with storage because the camera will turn on if the power button is hit, which is easy to do. You don't want to find that your camera has run out of juice and can't capture the moment you wish you had. I think this camera is perfect for all ages, my boyfriends six year old son was amazed as he isn't use to singing instant cameras since everything is digital these days. This camera is perfect for traveling and even for weddings, which I have seen them used before. *I received this product at a discounted price for my honest and unbiased review*

Got it today! It was exiting moment when I opened a box , took out a camera ,loaded a photo paper, inserted a memory card, took a picture and a magic happened just before my eyes! No dark room ,no developing tank with film, no photo magnifier, no trays with a chemical solution ,you got a photo in 1 min ,and a digital copy on memory card, what does this camera a photo studio-in-pocket! I absolutely love it!

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I really like this camera. It has the old Polaroid feel to it. I'm glad that it will save a digital copy on a micro SD card. This means I can give away the printed copy but still have my own. The pictures that print aren't the greatest quality, the digital ones are better. I love that it prints instantly (about 35 seconds) and that you don't have to wait for it to develop. I recommend getting a case because the on/off button is easily pressed. You will need to buy film separately because it doesn't come with any. I really enjoy the "photo booth" setting of taking four pictures in one. It has been a lot of fun to play with at parties. This is not going to replace a digital camera. It doesn't zoom and there is no screen for viewing the photos. But it is a really fun camera. I recommend getting it.

I didn't get the SNAP to give my kids a history lesson in what we thought was cool when I was in high school, I got it because the battery in my iPhone aka our main "family camera" kept dying on me--and not due to talking or texting but because of pictures and posting as for some reason I've become our family's designated photographer at events and get togethers. So in comparing point and shoot, under $100, "iPhone replacement" cameras, I realized they're pretty much all the same except for the SNAP as its like the Polaroid's of our youth in terms of actually printing instant pictures, but designed to be cool (or is it relevant" to today's youth (thanks to the fact it's digital and aside from printing those instant pictures, can also share em--and do it all without me looking for somewhere to charge my iPhone. So here's the good; it's digital so it doesn't just print but also lets you share pictures. If you think this isn't a big deal as it's 2016 and everything is digital. Take a look at the Fuji Instax which is "old school" non-digital instant, meaning it prints everything you shoot whether you'd like to or not--and does so at twice the cost of a Snap print and doesn't give you any way of sending or sharing those prints with anyone. With the Snap you get the to choose the prints you want as well as how many you want and if you want even add half dozen or so effects to jazz things up. Plus the digital is a pretty respectable 10mp so your images are worth sharing and printing. Here's the bad; Prepare to be very popular--as long as you don't mind giving everyone free prints. Once people see you can instantly print pictures on real picture paper--not inkjet or laser on typical copier-paper, they'll be wanting prints...and more prints. And even though the Snap makes it easy and costs less per print, that doesn't mean you want to subsidize everyone with complimentary pictures. Am I happy with the Snap? Very much so. Great pictures, plenty of options and no worries about draining my iPhone battery--just my wallet until I learn how to say no to everyone who expects free instant prints