Despite living in where digital cameras are king, there's still a demand for the tactile feel that a physical picture delivers. It's one of the reasons that instant film has survived the death of Polaroid, both through the efforts of the Impossible Project and the continued production of Fujifilm's...

Fun; Inexpensive; Selfie mode; 0.3-meter focus in macro; Optical viewfinder

Awkward shutter placement; Fully automatic operation only; Uses smaller Instax film size; Film is pricey for volume shooters; CR2 batteries aren't common

My daughter loved this camera, great photos lovely and clear. Nice compact camera with case. Well worth the money..

This is fantastic, picture quality is great and so nice to have prints rather than just having photos on a phone.

The idea of the picture developing in front of my eyes excites me and brings a sense of nostalgia.The picture quality is relatively good but one should try not to open the film slot before your films have finished.

I can't get over the fact that I am in love with this camera. It is amazing how portable this camera is and how easy it is to take pictures with. It's great how the picture instantly pops you and you only have to wait a couple seconds for the image to show up.

Its a greta camera for any purpose you need it for; takes really good pictures and has accessories

the amount of film that you will buy

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 70 isn’t like your typical camera. It’s a unique take on a rather useful innovation that enables you to take convenient and simple photos without any hassle.

Bought this for wedding and other parties and for offered price this camera does the work. Had no problems with it and quality is good enough

I have been loving this, really nice, the quality is awesome and I love the timer, really easy to access and makes photo taking a lot easier.

My daughter was so excited to get this camera. True, it's an upgraded version of the 80s Polaroid camera where you take a picture, instantly your picture comes out. I loved this Polaroid concept back in the 80s and was excited when my daughter, 15, asked for one.

Loads of fun sharing for image to develop; very retro

Slight issues with confusion on settings