Polaroid Everything Box Now Gen 2 Instant Camera - Black

This camera is great. It is easy to use, you just unbox a pack of i-type film, insert into the film tray, remove the dark film protector which auto ejects after the film tray has been closed, and the camera is then ready to use. There are two buttons on the back, one on the side, and two on the front. The back buttons are the on button and the flash button, there is also an LED indicator on the back which lets you know how many films you have left in the cartridge. The side button is used to open the film tray. The front buttons are for taking the photos, instant being the big red button and timed being the smaller stopwatch looking button. When you take a photo, the film immediately ejects. I’ve found you have better results if you immediately place the film in a dark place. It takes 15-30 minutes for the film to develop but you can start to notice the photo forming after only a few. For a good photo you need really good lighting. I recommend always using the flash on top of making sure whatever you want to capture is lit up well. I have been using this camera for a few days now and the charge is still green (which means full or near full). All in all I highly recommend this camera if you are looking for quick film printed photos. The price is good for the quality you get and it’s highly satisfying taking a photo and watching it come out of the camera. NOTE: This camera does not come with film included, if you decide to buy you need to make sure you buy the correct film type separately (I use i-type film).

I recently purchased the Polaroid Now+ Instant Camera, and it has quickly become one of my favorite gadgets! Here’s why: 📸 Classic Instant Prints The joy of holding a physical photo moments after snapping the picture is unparalleled. The prints have that signature Polaroid charm with their slightly soft focus and classic white borders. It’s like a little slice of nostalgia in every shot. 📱 Modern Features While it maintains the vintage aesthetic, the Now+ comes with some impressive modern features. The Bluetooth connectivity allows you to control the camera through the Polaroid app, which opens up a range of creative possibilities like double exposure and light painting. There’s also manual mode for those who want more control over their shots. 🔋 Rechargeable Battery The built-in rechargeable battery is a huge plus. It lasts for a decent number of shots and recharges quickly with the included USB cable. No more hunting for AA batteries!

stant Camera is here to capture all your Kodak (or should I say, Polaroid?) moments! This little gem is like a time machine that spits out memories instead of flux capacitors. With its sleek design and vibrant colors, it’s like the ‘80s and ‘90s had a love child and named it ‘retro-cool.’ And let’s talk about the instant gratification – none of that waiting around for photos to develop like you’re watching paint dry. Nope, with the Polaroid Now, it’s snap, shake, and voila! Instant masterpiece. Plus, it’s so easy to use, even your grandma could figure it out (no offense, Grandma). And don’t even get me started on the joy of handing out physical photos like you’re some kind of Polaroid Santa Claus. Whether you’re documenting your epic road trip, capturing candid moments with friends, or just snapping selfies for the ’gram, the Polaroid Now Gen 2 Instant Camera is your ticket to instant nostalgia. So go ahead, channel your inner hipster, and get ready to capture memories that will last a lifetime (or until your next memory card is full).

Bought for my daughter's birthday & she absolutely loves it! Quality is fantastic as well as the camera quality. Love the retro style too! Definitely recommend

First off I should say the film in the box was manufactured July 2024, not quite past the one-year expiry, but close. The photos just don't turn out very well at all, film may have gone off, but I'm not going to spend £15 for 8 more photos to find out. Instructions say to refrigerate the film, bit pointless if its been unrefrigerated for 9 months Camera is easy to use, just disappointing photos. I used to have Polaroid cameras in the 1980's and 1990's and found the photo quality really good, and still to this day, those photos look fine. Sadly, returned for a refund.

Pictures came out a bit dark to being with. After googling on how to use it properly I’m really pleased with my new camera.

This is the first time I have owned and used a Polaroid instant camera; this one comes nicely boxed with the camera itself, quick start guide, usb-c cable and a wrist strap. You need film which is sold separately; I got the “Polaroid 6009 Color Film for i-Type” film which is £27.99 for 16 shots/exposures. The cost can add up very quickly being each photo at £1.74 each; however I enjoyed the experience with the physical photos which you don’t get instantly with camera phones and DSLRS. This camera has various features such as self timer and double exposure mode allowing you to get creative. This camera is compatible with i-Type film and 600 film which are both sold separately; the films do come in various colours and designs on them too. Also you can purchase various accessories for the camera too such as a case. Finally I enjoyed the experience of testing this camera out; I did find that photos come out over/under exposed or the focus not being sharp. I guess you can’t compare this to a DSLR.

Well for starters I should probably say I actually bought 2 of these, a black and white one and a black one. The cameras look nice, very retro and very easy to use, has all the nice noises and look and feel of the original old timey cameras. HOWEVER, the picture quality is another story, the films either came out looking very brownish or very dark, I followed the instructions very carefully, covering the films and placing them in a dark case the moment I took the picture and waiting for up to an hour but despite this they still looked brownish or dark, I would like to mention that the brownish ones only came out the black and white colored camera and the dark looking ones came out the black colored camera, tested with and without flash (brownish one with flash pictured) so if you want very high quality polaroid pictures I'd reccomend another brand as Polaroid's quality control does not appear to be consistent. But if you want the look and feel of the old official polaroid cameras then this is the one for you.