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Price: ₹9,999 - ₹4,499.00
(as of Dec 19, 2025 04:05:41 UTC – Details)
Digital Camera Dual Screen Kids Camera 4K 48MP with Autofocus & 16X Zoom, Internal Battery, 64GB SD Card Included | Portable Selfie Camera for Teens Children, Starter Vlogging Cameras
【4K Ultra HD & 48MP High-Resolution】Capture lifelike memories with this digital camera’s 4K video recording and 48MP photo resolution. Advanced CMOS sensor ensures vibrant colors and sharp details, perfect for kids’ first photography adventures, family trips, or teen vlogging projects.
【Dual Screen Selfie Camera & Built-in Battery】Front-facing screen makes selfies and vlogging effortless for children and teens. Built-in 800mAh rechargeable battery supports 5+ hours of continuous shooting – ideal for travel, camping, or school events.
【16X Zoom & Smart Autofocus】Get closer to the action with 16x digital zoom and anti-shake technology. One-touch autofocus locks onto subjects instantly, whether snapping birthday party photos or zooming on distant wildlife.
【Child-Friendly Design & Creative Tools】Designed for tiny hands: Lightweight body, shockproof shell, and intuitive one-button shooting. Spark creativity with Various filters, time-lapse mode, and smile detection – a perfect starter camera for budding photographers.
【Complete Kit & Gift-Ready Packaging】Includes 64GB SD card, USB-C cable, wrist strap -ready to use out of box. Surprise kids with a birthday/Christmas gift that teaches tech skills while protecting their eyes from phone screens.
Jyoshna Reddy –
I need to return and refund the amount
I have received defective item screen is not working
Renim Chakma –
Don’t buy
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Defected one…. 🤡🤡🤡
Neil H –
This camera is cute, lightweight, relatively easy to use, and the controls are mostly intuitive. The letters on the buttons are difficult to see, though that’s a minor nit to pick because you don’t really need to read them. Their function is simple to work out even without the instructions, and the embossed surface provides pretty good traction. Fit and finish of the case is pretty good. Even the paint is even and consistent. The instructions are easy to follow and explain what the controls do. Color rendition is pretty danged good.However…Given the high resolution you’d expect very high-quality photos, but that is not the case. The resulting photos look like they were taken in the 2000s. My guess is that it has a low resolution sensor and software upscales the image to 4k via software. The photo quality is straight out of the pre-smartphone era.The menu also looks like it was lifted from the same early cell phone camera that the sensor was. Easy enough to understand, but cumbersome to get to each setting since every setting requires navigating through a series of submenus, then back out in order to take a photo. If you didn’t get the setting just right you have to go all the way back and change it again.The settings are split into two separate menus making it even more cumbersome. It would be seven menus if you count the functions that are only accessible via the five buttons in the round array, each of which require either a long press or a double press.When the front screen is used the photos/video are backward, and there is no menu setting to correct it.The 16x optical zoom claimed in the listing doesn’t exist. The only zoom is digital, and is not 16x (or 18x mentioned in the listing (confusing….). It has 16 steps, but the final zoom factor is maybe 3x.The auto-adjusting functions don’t. This is another guess, but it seems like the sensing function is through the CMOS output, rather than independent sensors. This would be fine if the sensor is able to gather the data. If it can’t, then the software has nothing to work with and just takes potshots at the settings. A low-res CMOS could cause this, but then so would software not up to the task. I think this camera has both. One of the last two photos of my cats on the couch was taken in auto mode, the other when I manually changed the setting to daylight.My photos are from best to worst. I took the first two in direct sunlight at around 5pm. The fourth was taken with a flash mid afternoon. The rest were taken midafternoon in indirect sunlight without a flash.TL/DR: This camera would be suitable for someone uninterested in taking high-quality photos. Call it a starter camera. I’d call it expendable if not for the $50 price. For those old enough to have grown up with film cameras in the 70s and 80s this would be the digital equivalent of a 110 camera or those hard plastic fixed-focus 35mm ones. Or very early cell phone cameras.Disclosure, I’ve been a photographer most of my life and admittedly harsh when it comes to photo quality though I do try to keep the price point in mind. I’m always on the lookout for a handy mini camera.
Dianne Elston –
Great little camera! Compact, lightweight, and easy to use.
Kate Ellison –
Okay, I originally got this little pink digital camera thinking it’d be just a cute gadget for kids, but I’ve honestly been using it myself—and I’m kinda obsessed. First off, the design is adorable. It’s super lightweight, easy to carry around, and the buttons are simple enough for a child to figure out, but that just makes it incredibly user-friendly for anyone.Picture quality isn’t going to rival a smartphone or DSLR, of course, but for a toy camera? It’s shockingly decent. It captures fun, nostalgic-looking photos, kind of like early 2000s digital cams, which I low-key love, it brings back the joy of just taking random photos for fun, no editing needed.The battery life is pretty solid, and it charges quickly. It even comes with a memory card, so you’re not scrambling to buy one right away. The only thing I’d improve is the screen brightness and maybe the sturdiness of the buttons, but for the price? Totally worth it.
Pizza face –
A perfect first camera for any young budding photographer! This dual-screen design is genius—my daughter can easily flip to selfie mode and capture great shots with real-time preview. The 48MP clarity and 4K video are impressive for a kid’s cam, and the built-in autofocus and zoom functions are intuitive. It even came with a 64GB SD card and internal battery, so it was ready to go right out of the box. Lightweight and super cute. She now vlogs around the house and documents everything. Amazing value and such a fun gift!