Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing honestly, i took this camera to the beach and had a amazing pics

Perfect Christmas gift.. so much fun with instant pictures during a family gathering.

Great buy, fun nostalgic item! Great gift for anyone

Exactly as advertised! Good quality and fast service.

Cool camera. It’s been a lot of fun to use and I enjoy the retro look of it.

My daughter loves this camera. Definitely recommend it.

Satisfied with the purchase. Not the quality and brightness that I was expecting.

Very happy purchase. I purchased for my girlfriend and she loves it

Great camera just as good if not better then the past polarized cameras.

Perfect Gift That Has Been Used To Capture Great Moments

I love this camera. Reminds me of my childhood growing up.

I bought this as a birthday gift for my daughter and she loves it!

great item for the use and everyone is very happy for this.

The best service I love shopping with nice people and store

yay very baby. Its a very baby camera lol!!!!!!!!!9

Love this! It’s old school and new age all in one!

We had the original Polaroid camera and when we saw this we wanted to try it out. Very easy to setup and start using. Takes good daytime photographs. At night we had some very dark ones but it depended on backup lighting. It can do double exposure and has a selfie mirror. Great little instant camera.

The picture was really dark and hard to see. It almost seemed like it wouldnt develop completely. Not a good product for the price.

I just can’t seem to give this camera enough light to take a satisfying picture. Outside during the middle of the day, inside with all the lights on AND the flash firing, outside with the flash - none of it seems to really make enough of an impact to get an adequate exposure. I’ve let the photos develop in a closet with no light for fifteen minutes and really feel like I’ve done my due diligence. But dissatisfaction in the final results seems to be the constant. Which is a shame, because you CAN take some cool pictures. I love the double exposure option and how easy it is to activate and use this mode. If the aim is making expressionistic, more experimental photos then, hey, this could be a really fun tool for you. I took a picture of my dog, knowing full well she wouldn’t still for two seconds, and got some really cool motion blur. Again, I wish the picture was brighter overall, but the effect was neat. And to be fair… reveling in the happy accidents you’ll have is one of the main reasons for owning a Polaroid. It’s obviously a nice product to begin with, at this point, so perhaps adjusting expectations will leave potential buyers completely satisfied. But still. The pictures aren’t bright enough. I’ve got a Polaroid camera from the 70s and it has better exposure options. All that aside, this is an incredibly small camera and I love the design of it. The pictures may be small and imperfect, but the camera is a real joy to simply hold in your hand. The design makes you WANT to take pictures with it. The stickers and all that are fun things that kids might enjoy and the price is right for an easy gift purchase for some little one’s first ever camera… but there are other options out there that aren’t much more expensive which take better exposed photos more consistently. So, unless you’re in that niche group of experimenters who knows what they’re getting with this, it’s difficult for me to recommend.

The Polaroid Go Camera is a fun little camera that produces the "old school" Polaroid pictures, just in a much smaller format. The camera is simple to use, just pop in the film cartridge and start taking pictures. Great for creatives to get that nostalgic Polaroid pics or for younger folks to take fun photos with their friends. The cons of the camera is the cost per picture is relatively high, $1 per print, and the print development is a little strange in that you have to leave the pic under the black plastic film for a few seconds then keep face down for 10 minutes or so to fully develop.