LENSPOP64 MP Digital Compact Camera with Flash, Digital Camera 8MP Sensor with Auto Focus Lens, Fixed - F/3.2 f=7.36mm, 18X Digital Zoom MP3 player 64MP Compact Digital Camera, 128 GB Memory Card

This camera is great for people who want to step away from their phones and go back to basics with a camera. It's true that the camera itself isn't as powerful as many of the smartphones, but as you're paying a fraction of the price, that isn't surprising. What is good is that it comes with 2 x batteries and a 128gb memory card which is really handy when out and about.

The Lenspop 64MP Digital Compact Camera with Flash, is the perfect mini camera for grabbing the most beautiful holidays moments. This 8MP digital sensor with the auto-focus lens, and the 18X Digital Zoom, different shooting modes (landscape, portrait, night mode) make the small camera perfect for all your on-the-go photo/video needs.The camera comes with a 128GB memory card, a small camera pouch, a cleaning cloth, a lanyard for safe hold, a charging cable and the user’s manual.Overall I am happy with the compact camera, I feel it is a good price and I would recommend it.

This camera is perfect, small light easy to use, I wanted something to take away, so that I didn’t have to take my phone everywhere on holiday, this was a perfect alternative! Really pleased with the quality and style

The camera is plastic, looks like toy, arrived without card and when we bought card it is still not working! Such a horrible value for money. Stay away from this product!

The box that the camera arrives in, has dimensions of 15.0cm x 11.5cm x 4.5cm. The camera weighs in at just 104g and has dimensions of 9.5cm x 6cm x 2.0cm. What's included in the box are the camera (made in China), instructions, a hand strap, a lens cloth, two 700mAh Lithium batteries, a camera bag, and a 128GB micro-SD card (already installed inside the camera), made in Taiwan.I decided to do a comparison of the claimed 64MPixel images taken through the "Lens Pop", which are 9248x6936 pixels in size, and images taken through a high quality smart phone camera, albeit scaled down to Lens Pop format. I also tested out how close the camera could focus and the zoom settings. The things I have not tested are charge time, battery life, and the MP3 player.Pros: The "Lens Pop" rarely out performed a more expensive high end smart phone camera. It was really quite bad on dark vegetation in the background, and had dark lines around sharp contrasty edges of objects. Amazingly I found that the "Lens Pop" could sometimes take close up images from a few cm away. The "Lens Pop" is a lot less costly than other 64MP cameras and incredibly light weight. It can do 10 high resolution photos per sec, but takes a while to save them. It can do a claimed 4K video at 30fps and at the other end of the scale. 720P video at 120fps. The tripod connector on the underside is metal and looks sturdy.Cons: I was a bit puzzled over whether the zoom settings of 1.0 to 18.0 were digital or optical or a combination, and I didn't find that 18x zoom was 18x, more likely about 4x. If it was digital zoom then it did a remarkable job as there was considerably more detail visible than at 1x. It's really not very good in low light conditions, as I suspect that exposures are well under a second - you certainly won't caputure any stars at night. However, the flash works well in the dark for cloe range object. Although it can do close ups too - it does not hold its focus well. The control buttons on the back of the camera need more tactile features as they are low relief and in the dark I find it difficult to know what I am pressing. The power up time of the camera is slow at 5-7 seconds - so if you see something interesting happening, you might have missed it by the time the camera is ready. The Lens Pop loses a lot of detail in dark parts of the image and in vegetation, and even on contrasty objects an artefact appears of dark lines around contrasty edges. This camera has a very strange name.I will definitely be using this camera, but with the cons outweighing the pros above, I can only award it 3 stars. It has a niche, for example giving to a child to learn how to use a conventional camera, or if you are going to go somewhere rough and don't want to damage/lose a more expensive camera.

Hey everyone! I recently got my hands on the Lenspop 64 MP Digital Compact Camera and I'm excited to share my experience! Let me tell you, this camera is a game-changer. The 64 MP sensor captures stunningly clear photos with incredible detail. Whether I was photographing landscapes 🏞️ or close-ups of flowers 🌸, the results were simply breathtaking. And the autofocus lens? Lightning-fast! It ensured that every shot was crisp and focused, even when shooting on the move.One feature that really impressed me was the 18X digital zoom. It allowed me to zoom in on distant subjects without losing much clarity. Plus, it's not just a camera—it's also an MP3 player! Perfect for enjoying your favorite tunes while exploring new photo opportunities 🎶.Now, it's not all perfect. The fixed aperture (F/3.2) means it's not the best in low-light conditions, but the built-in flash does help in most situations. Overall, if you're looking for a versatile camera that delivers outstanding quality without breaking the bank, I highly recommend giving the Lenspop 64 MP a shot! 🌟

This pink digital camera was packaged nicely when it arrived, so I was hopeful it would be good for blogging rather than using my phone.However, it does not produce a particularly clear image and they even looked a little blurry, maybe if you like that retro look from the 1990's this is for you.My niece who is 16 years old couldn't wait to get her hands on it! as it was unique to her and her friends don't have one.Includes a 128GB memory card and charges with a USB lead.It is very small and lightweight which in my opinion is a plus.