Digital Camera for Teens, FHD 4K 44MP Digital Camera Purple with 64GB SD Card 16X Digital Zoom, Cameras for Photography Compact Point and Shoot Camera for Teen Boys Girls Kids Camera Digital Purple

I but camera for my 9 year old daughter to watch ake a pictures of her cat. Camera quality is pretty good. Love how the camera looks.It is also very easy to take photos! Works really well. Battery charges up fast and holds it pretty well. The camera has sharp images and the camera is small and lightweight. Easy to use. Reloads easily. Great as a gift for people of all ages!

Very easy to use and set up. My daughter loved it right out of the box!

The Digital Camera for Teens is the ultimate starter camera, packed with features to spark creativity:🌟 4K FHD & 44MP Clarity: Capture stunning photos and videos with crystal-clear quality.🔍 16X Digital Zoom: Perfect for zooming in on the action or capturing fine details.💾 64GB SD Card Included: Store thousands of photos and videos right out of the box.🎒 Compact & Travel-Friendly: Lightweight design makes it ideal for adventures on the go.💜 Eye-Catching Purple Finish: A bold, trendy look teens will love!Whether for capturing memories or exploring photography, this camera is fun, reliable, and perfect for young creators.

I did my best to look at all the specs for this camera before purchasing.As a professional photographer, I was going to be thrilled IF this camera was all the specs said it would be as I was purchasing for my 6 year old to use.But truly, this isn’t much better than the kid friendly cameras. It’s FAR worse than most phone cameras today. IF you are actually wanting a pocket camera to take around on a trip, you should budget instead for a Canon Elf power shot, which runs a little under $400. Otherwise, just save your money and use your phone.Thankfully, this camera was bought as a kid camera for my son who wants to be like his mommy and take photos. He doesn’t notice how poor it is, so that’s fine.Over all, the quality of the photos is super pixilated when zoomed in just a bit, the ability to shoot in any type of dim lighting is awful, it blurs easily, the camera is lightweight and feels like it will easily break or crack. Made out of a very cheap plastic.The specs boast of being 40 megapixels, which would be amazing if it was, but no… I’d say this is more like 5 or 10 megapixels. Total lie to the customers. So if you were thinking of buying, just don’t. It’s not worth supporting lying sellers.

This is small and lightweight, a plus. Image quality is best at the lowest resolution (20MP) because the others are just digital enlargements and they are considerably lower quality than the base resolution. I bought this on a whim and after the discount it was only $27.I'm surprised at how decent the image quality is as just a fun little point & shoot. I mean, it's not fantastic by any means, but if you want an old-school kind of charm...this is not a bad choice. The auto-focus is slow, which is expected in a camera at this price point. The free 64GB card was a nice touch.The silver one that I bought looks nice enough. It has a simple design. Menus are easy to navigate. No chance to test battery life yet, but it's nice that they include two of them. Should have included an external charger, though, because the camera isn't usable while it's charging the battery internally (unless you have a really long USB Type-C cable).Is it worth the $27 I paid for it? Probably. It works as expected for the price. Would I buy another one? No.

The media could not be loaded. I liked that it was purple. I liked the price at the time of purchase. I was cute, it has cute sounds, a welcome when you turn it on and a goodbye when you turn it off. It comes with a 64gb memory card and two batteries. I find it odd that it comes with two batteries. It has a C-port charging port and a camera mount screw to attach to a tripod. Automatic shut off and all that cute stuff.What I didn't like: It looks heavier and sturdier than it is. It is designed to look more expensive kind of deceptive. It's very very light weight which could be a good thing but it's made to look like it is not. The view screen looks glass but its plastic and is flexible at the touch. The buttons when in use have a clicky sound and feel to them. It isn't easy to navigate the menu some menu items have an arrow suggesting that there are more settings but when you click (use buttons to navigate) it sometimes returns to the original menu list. So, I'm not sure if there are actually more settings or not. The zoom...first of all the front of the camera is designed to look as if the lens moves inward and outward when the zoom button is pressed but that does not happen it does not move at all. Also the camera boasts a zoom to 16x. I tried comparing it to my phones camera that only zooms to 8.0x that's when I noticed that the zoom increments only increase by .5 at first then .4 and at other times .3 like 1.0x then 1.5 after it gets in 2.0 range it increases by.4 so I could not set it at 8.0x and take a picture. Only 8.2 then 8.7x. Again, the buttons feel and sound clicky even when the camera is off. Speaking of off, it was turned off. I plugged the charger in, and the camera turned on and I could not turn it off until I unplugged it from the charger. Strange. There is a display button to toggle between the camera view, the camera view with the settings visible but press it a third time and the display turns black, but the camera remains on. And the main reason I'm a bit disappointed is because at random the latch and catch to the battery compartment door does not stay shut (which is demonstrated in the video) more often than not, the door to where the battery is housed, will pop open if I press the zoom button close or the play back, menu, ok button to scroll through photos, operate items on the menu etc. I thought it was a cute buy, my teenager asked for this one. I think someone had posted it on the clock app (TikTok). When my teenager got it shed make sure to reach for it before leaving the house when we went places. Shes very responsible with her belongings and very grateful so it was a little sad to learn she was disappointed. She told me about the issue with the battery door popping open and brought it to me to look at. Thats when I discovered all of the other shortfalls listed above. And still for the price I paid I guess you get what you pay for. And as always, I checked the reviews before purchasing. What's annoying is that the issues did not surface until after the "return window" set by Amazon had closed. Ugh. I think my teen is attached and probably wouldn't want to send it back anyhow. I regret not spending more on the name brand one I wanted to buy originally because we already owned one that literally died after almost constant use for years and then it came back to life after it was shelved for some years. LOL. I only got it (this one) because my teenager asked for it specifically. Such a disappointment. It was good enough while it lasted could have been better though. I mean we can always tape it shut or I can probably fix it. But do know prior to this review no one has attempted any repairs or remedies for the main issue. The camera has never been mis used nor dropped nor damaged. All of the issues occurred unprovoked.