KODAK Printomatic Full-Color Instant Print Digital Camera - Colorful Photos On Zink 2x3" Sticky-Back Photo Paper - 5MP, Portable, Creative Fun Gift for Birthday, Christmas, Holiday - Grey

This Is the Best Camera, Takes Very good pictures And easy to Used Too, I Had to Buy extra Film, Only Came with 5 films,and this camera Is Very Fast too

📸 KODAK Printomatic Full-Color Instant Camera⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️So Fun and Easy to Use!This little camera brings back all the nostalgia of instant prints with a modern twist. It’s super simple to use and prints photos quickly with no ink needed. Perfect for parties, journaling, or travel. The quality is great for a pocket-sized camera—totally worth it!Shannon G

I obviously should've done more research outside of the Amazon page itself, but I feel like in this day and age if you call something a digital camera then you're implying that is going to have a digital led screen to preview the pictures you take, that way you can choose the best photos to print instead of wasting paper on every shot in the dark hoping to get a decent photo. This especially sucks because I bought 2 of them as gifts. At this price point it's insane not to have a screen. I could've gotten much better digital cameras for half the price and simply printed them myself. These essentially amount to a very expensive child's toy. I used to trust Kodak as a brand, but it felt like this was intentionally left out of any descriptions or product photos to trick people into purchasing them at this insane price. I don't think I'll be buying from Kodak again after this experience.

Love this! Quality of the actual picture could be better but it does the job for the price. It's good to allow you to be able to capture the moment when needed.

It’s not the highest quality but it’s nice for what it is, definitely light sensitive so be weary of that but the prints come out nice. It’s a good size, able to fit in a purse or a sweater pocket and definitely I like using it when I can.

The "pressure plate" or "platen" (metal piece in first image) should be attached to the back cover and presses against the paper to keep it aligned with the roller/feed mechanism. Upon opening it the first time, this platen fell out b/c it either wasn't attached sufficiently or the places it connects weren't molded well. I was able to put it back together and get a few usable prints out, but it fell apart each time I opened it. A small wire that helps hold the platen to the "door" came loose and was lost. The interface design is most frustrating. Referring to the second image, note the placement of the power button in proximity to the exposure button. Several times after shooting, then turning the camera to where the print exits, my finger would accidentally hit the power button & start the entire process over before the print made it out, losing the original because it stopped mid-process, then waiting for the accidental one to process & exit, losing yet another print. The buttons should be placed separate from each other, or recessed. The exit slot runs across roughly 80% of the entire camera height, creating another spacing problem should your finger happen to be covering part of it due to trying to hold the camera in an area that isn't going to cause the button(s) to be pressed again. The SD slot & USB connection is on the bottom. The "charged" light came on, but it actually only had enough charge for about 3 prints . . . SO, keep it plugged in if possible, and be constantly aware of where you're holding it. I have yet to open the replacement, but I found no instructions in the first one, except the placement notation that the blue conditioner-sheet that comes with the paper packs. Cramming a quality dye-sub printer & camera together is quite a feat, and worth it if you keep these tips in mind while using it.

So much fun!! The battery life is great I took it to Vegas an it stayed charged my whole trip an j was there for 2 weeks! The print quality is so cute it comes out almost like a vintage photo!

Pictures do not come out clear