So easy to use even my 7 year old took some cute photos on there.

Easy to Use

It doesn't look all that different from the outgoing Mini 9, but Fujifilm's latest instant camera is also its best. Auto exposure and a variable shutter speed help it take better pictures and avoid wasting shots, while the adjustable lens makes all kinds of close-up photography possible – not just...

Auto exposure delivers great results; Allows for close-up photography; Film packs are reasonably priced

Viewfinder not entirely representative; Overblown highlights outdoors; Toy-like design not for everyone

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is fun, inexpensive, and a selfie machine. If you're looking for an instant camera and don't want to spend a lot of money, it's the one to get.

Inexpensive; True automatic exposure; Mirror and close focus for selfies; Available in many fun colors; Uses color or black-and-white Instax Mini film; AA battery power

Can overexpose in bright light and when focused close; No tripod socket

The Instax Mini 11 is a noticeable improvement from its predecessor, offering good low-light exposure, a sleek design and easy-to-use controls - all for a reasonable price.

The Instax Mini 11 is a noticeable improvement from its predecessor, offering good low-light exposure, a sleek design and easy-to-use controls - all for a reasonable price.

So, how does the Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 compare to the competition? As we said earlier, this is a starter camera. It’s not designed for professionals, or for taking professional-quality photographs. There are also some significant “missing” features.

The INSTAX Mini 11 is a no-brainer if you’re after a low-cost instant camera, but I’d say the biggest decision is whether to go for it or one of Fujifilm’s INSTAX Square models. The INSTAX SQ6 , looking like a giant Instagram logo, costs about half as much again, but outputs noticeably bigger square...

The Fujifilm INSTAX Mini 11 is a great camera for those that are incredibly carefree about their Instax photography. I’ve got friends who own the previous ones and I’m still not totally sure that they’d upgrade to this version unless their current one broke.