myFirst Camera Insta 20 — Instant Thermal Printing Camera for Kids

It is so hard to find a good camera for kids that isn't toxic. I was so happy to find this. Also the thrill for kids is to print their photos and with this camera it's affordable. I highly recommend it!

This camera is easy to use takes cute pictures and the printing quality is amazing! Though the screen keeps on freezing and it's very hard to turn back on. I would recommend this camera from parents that are looking forward to buy their kid a nice fun camera!

This is a great kids camera! It's cute, affordable, and easy to use. Although if settings need to be changed and it's a smaller child they might need to be shown or given help. It comes with a memory card, so you can do instant print, and also digital for a real color photo. The picture is clear and good quality especially for black and white print. I love that it doesn't take film, because they never last, only has a few pics then you have to buy more, and they are not cheap. Thermal print paper gives you way more photos with just one roll, and you can get a pack of 10 or 12 rolls for just a few dollars, and the rolls also come in sticker form so the fun never ends. The camera is rechargeable, very durable, well made. It also comes with some extras...a sheet of cute little stickers, a sheet of stickers to put on or with your photo that you can write on, a cute carrying strap, also the charging cord, paper already loaded in camera, and 2 extra rolls. I definitely recommend this camera for kids it is a much better option and value than standard instant print cameras.

My First Camera is easy and fun to use. It takes nice memorable pictures or selfies that print quickly. I feel like the size and weight is good for smaller hands as well as adult hands. It would even be a great gift for a teen/ adult to use for journaling or scrapbooking. You can also make videos. Disclosure: This product was received for free as part of the Amazon Vine Program. The review I have provided is an honest review and I have had no contact with the company.

I am 75 years old and so not technical but I can figure things out given adequate instructions. The truth is 5 year olds could undoubtedly get this camera totally set up and in use in a few minutes. For me, not so easy. I wish the instructions were a bit more detailed for even things that seem like they should be obvious. To me, they were not obvious.Once it was all set up, though, I was able to easily capture images and print them.I had a Polaroid decades ago (I remember trying one out 60+ years ago) and it was amazing to me. The pictures took quite a while to come up and they were wet and smelled funky. This camera’s speed is a whole different world- it is nearly instantaneous. No nasty smell or gooey surface either. Honestly, however, the picture quality with this camera is almost the same. I still have one of those early Polaroids and side-by-side nearly identical quality. You can certainly tell what it is but not a lot of detail or depth. Pretty much what I expected. These prints are very thin. I wonder if the images fade in time. Of course, since this camera’s images can be saved, reprinting them is no problem.It will take me a while to master the details, emojis, and possibilities for enhancing the photos, That will be the creative part. I do love that this little camera fits into my purse or pocket or just worn on the lanyard. Very convenient.I would give this as a gift for a child or teen. I probably would not give it to someone my age. I am very good on an SLR and can even develop my photos. I have so much control on a real camera. I prefer them to digital cameras of all kinds. But this is a novelty and keeps me more up-to-date on this technology.I still think the instructions should be more detailed, however. More users would feel comfortable diving in to something new.