The kids camera that prints photos in 9 seconds with no ink to buy
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The myFirst Insta 20 is an instant-print digital camera built for kids, with a 16MP sensor, 1080p video, and front-and-back dual screens so they can frame selfies. Instead of film or ink cartridges, it uses thermal paper to print black-and-white photos in about nine seconds, so refills are cheap and there is nothing messy to swap. Kids can shoot, review on the screen, and decide what to print, which cuts down on wasted paper. The body is sized for small hands, and the printed strips peel into st
Pros
- Prints in about nine seconds on thermal paper, so there are no ink cartridges and refills stay cheap
- Dual front-and-back screens let kids frame selfies and review shots before printing, cutting wasted paper
- Saves full-color photos to a microSD card even though the prints are black and white
Cons
- Prints are black and white only, so kids who expect color photos straight out of the camera may be disappointed
Frequently asked questions
Does it need ink?
No. It uses thermal paper, so the only refill is more paper rolls, with no ink cartridges to buy.
Are the prints color or black and white?
Prints are black and white. Full-color versions of each photo are saved digitally to the microSD card.
What age is it best for?
It is aimed at kids roughly 4 to 12. The buttons and menus are simple enough for younger children with a little help.
Can you print stickers?
Yes, the thermal paper peels into stickers, so printed photos can be stuck into journals or onto surfaces.
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