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

This is a fantastic little instant camera. For those reviewers complaining about the colors, it sounds like they aren't familiar with the type of photography this kind of camera is simulating. No, the pictures are not super-sharp, high-definition prints, but that's not what this camera is trying to be. Under the "standard" color setting, the photos come out looking like a film camera from the late 80s, where the "sepia" photos look like they were taken from my grandpa's camera from the 60s. The focus has been sharp and impressive at all distances I've shot. I'm very pleased with this camera

Overall we are very pleased with this item. It was a birthday present for my little sister. She very much enjoyed taking the photos. Unfortunately there were no instructions that came with the item so you kind of figure it out as you go. Strangely even though the picture on the box looks as if you load the photo paper print forward its actually the opposite. Also be sure you are considering your lighting and angles in the view finder as it definitely effects the photos. This is not a modern digital camera with the display on the back its a click and see when it prints. Personally I think that builds more skill and makes better photos!

I love this camera, I have owned a Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 for a few years and loved it, but I wanted a camera a bit smaller and easier to take around with me. This camera is exactly that! It's really nice and sleek looking! I will say the picture quality isn't as high quality as Fujifilm, but that is easily overshadowed by the convenience that this camera offers!

Cute camera and easy to use. Unfortunately some of my pictures either come out too bright or completely blank. I'm not entirely sure if it's the film or the camera but there are refills that all the pics came out great. Most of the time I ha e to make sure it's set o. The right capture so it comes out good so possibly both the camera and film.

Bought this for my girlfriend as a gift. We like to go on short trips and take photos and she likes to scrap book. The picture quality isn’t the best but we kind of like the charm of it anyway. Because the film it prints out doubles as a sticker, it works great for her needs. Would definitely recommend if you’re willing to sacrifice picture quality for fun instant memories.

At first i was so mad because the pictures kept coming out blank. I was frustrated and was regrading on buying this camera. But .... I was way off, you have to let the camera SCAN the Blue piece of paper with the BAR CODE for it to work. Each packet of Premium Zink Paper has one. After that picture away. Wonderful Camera, no regrets.

Can't give it a zero, so 1 star it is. This was a Christmas present for our daughter in 2015 and she really like the color and everything else about it. It worked ok and the zink printing is really neat. She and her friends had a blast printing little selfies and pictures of themselves for projects, ornaments, and who knows what else. She almost made it through the initial 30 pack of paper in an almost 12 month period. So maybe around 24 prints later, ironically a few days before Christmas 2016, the camera died. It wouldn't charge or turn on, and couldn't be seen when plugged into any computer, nothing at all dead..... I contacted customer service via email and the person who responded was helpful, asked about things I had tried, and suggested I try some things. Although some of the suggested things were things I'd already told them I'd done, I tried them again to no avail. Swapping cables, plugs, or computers had any effect. The reset button did nothing and the suggested firmware update couldn't be attempted since no computer would see the camera. So still a dead camera. The consensus was that the non-replaceable battery had failed. The rep eventually asked me to provide a copy of the invoice for the camera which I did. I was then informed that there was nothing they could do for me since it was now over 12 months since the order date of the camera. Not the delivered date or the actual day it was received since it was a Christmas gift, but the day I placed the order on Amazon which was several days before it actually got delivered. So it seems that they're aware of the battery issues and aren't willing to stand behind the product.So if you're looking for a really expensive whimsical and disposable camera that may not last for a year or 30 prints, then this is what you want. If you want something that isn't disposable and will last longer than the warranty, then I suggest you keep moving and look at other options.... I found this to be a rip off at almost $100...

I think three out of five is about a fair a rating as i can extend. very disappointed with the camera in general. I realized that much of the standard camera features would be missing and the primary appeal would be the option to print out pictures. I thought it would give me options as to what picture I'd like to print, instead they come in 10-packs that can't be removed so you have to take a series of 10 pictures that will print. I should have realized there wasn't a screen on it just judging by the pictures and that was my fault, that by viewfinder they meant popup lens. But I was expecting there to be some way to select from the camera's memory which picture I would like to print and essentially be given the option of whether or not I would want to have the camera print instead of hoping there were 10 print-worthy pictures i might be about to take.Also the viewfinder is incredibly narrow to try to see through. You can vaguely tell whether or not everything's being included, and the picture comes out in a decent quality, but looking through it is a challenge. If I'm going to something where I think the people there would like instant prints, I would bring this just haven't had a chance to use it and plan to get another camera sooner than later to use as primary camera.