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Kodak Charmera Digital Camera\u00a0Kodak<\/p>\n
The Kodak Charmera<\/a> revisits the retro charm of the 1987 Kodak Fling (the brand\u2019s first-ever signature disposable camera) but with a teeny tiny digital twist.<\/p>\n No bigger than a lipstick, this pint-sized camera has only five buttons and an LCD screen for filming and previewing shots, which is why a four-year-old is more than capable of using it to take photos.<\/p>\n Are the photos in focus? Mostly no. Is the subject centred? Rarely. Is the photo dump fun to flick through post-holiday? Absolutely.\u00a0Image credit: My four-year-old nephew<\/p>\n What\u2019s to love about it?<\/p>\n It\u2019s a blind box! You can collect all seven retro designs if you have the disposable cash. But if you\u2019re content with being surprised only once, this is a fun feature.<\/p>\n It\u2019s so small. I guess this adds to the novelty of it, but it also helps that it\u2019s not another bulky device to carry around, which makes me wonder why can\u2019t all cameras be this compact?<\/p>\n It\u2019s easy to use. As someone who reads instructions only out of complete desperation and hopelessness when things go wrong, the buttons are easy to navigate, even for a 4-year-old boy.<\/p>\n It shoots video, too! Perhaps the best feature.<\/p>\n You can customise! The photo mode features four frames and seven filters for fun customisation.<\/p>\n Batteries are not required. It comes with a USB-C cord to recharge the camera and once it\u2019s fully charged it\u2019s surprisingly long-lasting.<\/p>\n What we don\u2019t love about it (because nothing\u2019s perfect)<\/p>\n The added step of needing a USB-C cable and your laptop to transfer the images from the camera makes you wish for AirDrop or Bluetooth capabilities here. But that\u2019s the point; it\u2019s retro. So this is a flaw we\u2019re OK to live with.<\/p>\n To save your photos, you need a 1 GB-128 GB TF\/microSD card, and you have to buy it separately. Thankfully, wherever you buy the camera, you\u2019ll find a microSD card<\/a> close by. I bought mine from Amazon with the camera<\/a>, but if you\u2019re shopping at JB Hi-Fi, you\u2019ll be able to grab one there too for $39<\/a><\/p>\n Who is the Kodak Charmera Keychain Mini Digital Camera<\/a> good for?Four-year-olds: It\u2019s not hard to master; simply turn it on, choose between photo and video, pick a filter (if you like), and they\u2019re ready to go. Give them a few goes at it and they\u2019ll be setting it up for themselves in no timeParents of four-year-olds (who don\u2019t want their kids using their phone to take a thousand photos of the floor): It\u2019s a cheap and durable way to capture their memories, no matter how blurry, and stop their little hands from accidentally sending their photos to your contact listFans of the Y2K revival: If you like taking retro snaps but don\u2019t want to mess around with film, you can get the full experience without the added cost<\/p>\n Buy the new Kodak Charmera Millennium Mini Camera Blind Box<\/a><\/p>\n Kodak Charmera Digital Camera\u00a0Kodak<\/p>\n The final verdict, is it worth it?<\/p>\n In short, yes! <\/p>\n![\"Photos](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/6dd3008f5b8deabe2c0f0b46ffc5c3ca9af9a5ce3a5bf11bbd609a8ad738a6b9.png\")
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