Upgrade Digital Camera, 56MP FHD 1080P for Kids with 16x Zoom Anti Shake, 32GB TF Card, Two Batteries, Lanyard, Compact Small for Boys Girls （Black）

I really like this camera! It was exactly the vibe and feel I was going for.It came with a carrying pouch - fits just the camera; 2x batteries, a type c charging cable, an SD card, a small lanyard to add to the camera itself.The camera's lens don't actually enlarge or push out to zoom (I thought it would have haha) and it sorta feels more fit for a left-handed person based on where the lanyard is. It's around hand-sized and quite light. It's super easy to recharge - very portable.You cna change expoure, put it in multi-snapshot mode, self timer (2s, 5s, 10s), use auto focus, it videos and it also can chnage the MP of the pictures (those were taken with 48 vs the max 56 - mainly because I wanted to try out the different MP modes but the lower the MP is the more pictures you can take haha). Transferring the files to another device is also really easy - via the Type c cable or with the SD card itself. The quality of the images I find to be pretty good when I put them on my laptop - they look even better there than on the camera itself.It is a bit slow to take pictures, like people / scenes have to be generally still but it feels par for the experience.I think there is major value for price and I think it's a solid product.

Overall decent camera if you (or your child) is prone to breaking or losing high value tech like my tween is. Sent my tween to a summer camp where it was tech free, but it was recommended to bring a digital camera. Knowing her ability to break tech, I thought this was a great value. As a millennial it was fun watching her try to figure out the camera without reading the manual, but I told her to just figure it out. When I dropped her off at camp she still wasn't sure how to use it, but when I picked her up it had hundred of photos and videos on it. It's not a world class camera, but it did the trick for what she needed it for. She likes uploading the photos and clearing them out of the camera. It reminds me of the quality of photos we had in the early 2000's digital camera. Surprisingly, she takes this camera out with her friends and uses it over the one on her phone.

it takes really good pictures and the filters are awesome. it’s a compact design so you can fit it in your pocket, purse, or fanny pack. it’s not heavy like traditional digital cameras so it would be awesome for kiddos! it connects straight to my macbook making transfer pretty simple. i didn’t need to buy the adapter which saved about $10. now this is not a $100-$200, it’s $30 and usually you get what you pay for but with this i got way more! that is a pic i got in a moving car!

The media could not be loaded. I do not like this camera at all. The quality and response time are terrible. I recall giving my children cameras 20 years ago with better quality. Attached is a video that was filmed with this camera.I’ve included some comparison photos from this camera and my iPhone 14 Pro. The difference is huge. In looking at the metadata with the camera I noticed every single picture had a fixed 5mm lens with a fixed f stop telling me that this is a cheap pinhole camera. That means it doesn’t use a series of different shaped glass together to form a traditional compound lens. This limits functionality and versatility significantly and is usually associated with poor quality. It’s something that you can make at home with a box and some tape. Google it if unfamiliar.Among all of the problems with this camera is that it performs poorly in basic tasks like white balance. When left in auto mode the pictures in reduced lighting come out terribly yellow. Using the incredibly dim flash has no impact. This is likely because it’s a pinhole camera with very small opening that cannot effectively capture light and very poor programming to digitally correct the coloring. I’ve included a sample picture.One aspect that I did like is that they do ship a complete package with a 32 gig memory card, a bag for transportation, two batteries, and a USB cable for charging and file migration. Still, this does not makeup for the terrible quality.Please see attached video, filmed with this camera, for a demonstration and comparison with a standard iPhone camera. One star. Not for me.

I couldn’t be happier with this digital camera! The image quality is absolutely stunning—sharp, vibrant, and true-to-life colors. It performs beautifully in low light and the autofocus is quick and accurate, making it perfect for both still shots and video. The user interface is intuitive, even for beginners, but it still offers advanced features for more experienced photographers. Battery life is impressive, and the build quality feels solid and durable. Whether you're capturing everyday moments or serious photography projects, this camera delivers every time.

Great little Digital camera! I got this for my five-year-old after looking high and low for one that doesn't have games on it like all the "children's cameras" these days do, AND is reasonably priced. The navigation buttons are intuitive and remind me of the "good ole days" before everyone used their smart phones for everyday pictures. There are enough filters and controls for color/brightness/etc to give her a strong start in understanding photography. It is lightweight, has a decent battery life so far (we've had it for two months), and takes decent photos. The anti-shock feature sometimes works better than others, but it's nothing to complain about either - this is great quality for what a digital camera should be at this price.

This camera takes clear pictures and my teenager takes it everywhere! Totally worth the price!

Took great pictures and I was OBSESSED. however it broke so easily and now I can’t take any pictures or get them off the camera.