Customer Ratings & Reviews

This review is for the Polaroid - Flip Instant Camera + Color Film Bundle. Unboxing and setup is very simple. The camera has a usb-c port for charging. So this was the first thing I did, threw it on the charge for a few hours. After which just installed the film that came with the camera. The unit is self feels flimsy. I don’t think it would hold up to being dropped to many times. So make sure you use the supplied neck strap. The upper part of the camera folds up, revealing the lens, the flash and the button you push to take the photos. Sweet and simple. You will also find a button to turn on and off the flash along with a button for a self timer option. The picture quality is not the best. I tried it outside in full sun light and also in some darker settings. The quality is just ok. They are all just a little blurry and just not a sharp picture that I’m used to. There are better options out there for Instant photos. But even with not great photo quality this unit is still fun to have and use at family get together’s or birthday party’s.

The Polaroid is of poor quality. It’s supposed to help take better pictures with the sonar technology and more advanced features but it does a very poor job of taking the most basic picture. The pictures came out either, blurry, overexposed, underexposed or a combination of two of those. The film takes a very long time to develop. The film package only comes with 8 count. The film box states it should be kept away from xray machine and high temperatures, which may not make it good for traveling via airplane. The strap is not flat and is uncomfortable around the neck. The camera is heavy and bulky to allow for the strap to support it with just your neck. You really need to hold onto it while it’s on the strap around your neck. There’s a timer so you can take selfies and has a double exposure button and allows you to take one picture and then it signals you on when it’s ready for you to take the second picture. Even if you close the camera and it shuts off, it’ll remember that you need to still take the second picture to finish the double exposure. Again, because of the issues mentioned above, the quality of double exposure was poor as well. I would not recommend this particular Polaroid camera.