Digital Camera, 32GB Memory Card, 1080P Compact Portable Photo Camera, 44MP Compact Camera, 2.45 inch IPS Display, 16x Digital Zoom for Kids Teen Students Beginner (Pink)

Good little camera, more suited towards kids/teens. Good size, camera quality is ok but for the price, I can't complain

decent little basic digital camera. bought for the spare battery and included SD card for 38quid. shutter button slow to respond and indoor picture quality performance not anywhere near the MP in the settings. imprinted icons on rear buttons difficult to use but got some party pictures without anyone's phone getting damaged.

it was on offer for 7.51 I thought it wasn’t going to be good quality or anything but I was really shocked to see that it worked properly ,has a nice design,and it’s really useful for portability. all I need to say is that you need to get your own sd card and that’s it

This is a kids toy. It does what is claims, takes pictures and videos, but the quality is too low for anything other than fun. If that's what you want I suppose it is OK. But you can't view the pictures you've taken on the camera, you have to plug it into your computer (or use an SD card reader) to view the pictures. This one missing feature makes the device effectively point less.

It was advertised with camera and sim type card but it wasnt in the box and the box was only sealed with sellotape.Please arrange a replacement

First class easy to use camera.

this is a easy to use camera taking good quality pictures and its a very good price. there is a difference in packaging between the red and the silver ones witch means the guide in the silver one is very small and hard to read, were as in the red one its 4 times the size and much easy to read. the only niggle I have with both of the cameras I brought is the battery door is a so and so to get to close properly for the first but seams to get easier after that.

Having spent many hours I’ll never get back looking for a suitable (cheap) simple camera for a 10year old’s residential school trip I went for this one, and it did the job. Pros were the price, simplicity, and most of all coming with 2 batteries - finding AA battery cameras these days is nigh on impossible - so no need for him to plug in and recharge whilst away, he could just swop the batteries over. Cons were that yes, it feels cheap and flimsy. But it is cheap, relatively speaking. You don’t need much tech these days to build a camera and this product demonstrates this fact by being incredibly light. Yes, the battery compartment is stiff and a bit tricky, but if you don’t push it totally closed it’s easy enough to manage. The all important question though is what were the pictures like. Well - as expected from a 10 year old on a school trip a large proportion were blurred having been taken through a coach window at speed on the M1, or whilst running about. However there were also some genuinely good snaps in there. Definitely something amiss with the sound on the video but could well be user error… All in all, it did the job pretty well at a price point where I wouldn’t have been (too) upset if it hadn’t come home. All in all, everyone was happy.