Mini Keychain Camera, 1080P Portable Digital Camera with 1.47” Flip LCD & Flash, Retro Collectible Pocket Camera for Travel, Parties, Birthday(Brown32GB)

I love this little camera! The retro design is adorable, especially in pink, and it's small enough to clip onto my keys or toss into a bag without taking up space. The picture quality is surprisingly good for such a tiny camera, and the flip LCD screen makes it easy to frame shots and review photos. The built-in flash is a nice bonus for dimmer areas. I brought it to a birthday party and everyone wanted to try it. It's fun, portable, and makes capturing memories easy. Great value and a perfect gift idea!

I bought this for my daughter and she absolutely loves this mini keychain camera. It has a cute retro design. It is adorable and stylish. It has a flip screen. Comes with a memory card so you can save all your special moments l. It is easy for her to use. The 1080p video quality is very good. She uses it at parties,and fun everyday moments when hanging with friends.

This camera was great until the display screen stopped turning on after only having it for 2 weeks :(

This little camera is so cute that it looks like a normal decorative key chain. It absolutely blows people’s minds when I show them it actually works! It’s so compact the photo shows it compared to my key fob for my car. The quality is good. Would be great for a child since it’s so tiny. It’s a really good conversation starter for adults

I got this as a gift for my niece and she absolutely loves it. She thinks it's the cutest and coolest thing ever and has been carrying it everywhere. The flip screen is easy for her to use, and she's been taking pictures of literally everything she sees. The photo quality is surprisingly good for such a tiny camera. This was a huge hit and made a perfect gift.

Not the easiest to use if your not familiar with digital camera. Took me a few times of playing around with it.

When it came in there was a sticker on the screen that was the kind you used to peel off a protective layer except there was no protective layer and when I pulled at it it just took the screen off. I pressed it back on and it has been great ever since. I love this tiny camera! It's so cute and cool and it even has a flash that's impressively bright. I couldn't get the videos to save to my phone though (I have a Google pixel 7 - I even downloaded the VLC app) Super easy to use, I'm going to save decent quality for the price, I don't think I would ever really use the filters, but the regular setting is kind of a filter of itself just because it's a tiny bit grainy. I love the pictures so much! They are so cute!

I loved this mini-camera; I bought it as a gift for my niece and she was fascinated by it—she was so happy taking photos. It is very practical; despite its small size, it takes great photos and has built-in memory to save them automatically. It is simply fabulous—an excellent gift for a child.

This tiny camera is an adorably cute piece of functional costume jewelry. It's gift packaged like a tiny box of chocolates — a Valentine’s “stocking stuffer”. The fancy gift box includes a 32 gigabyte (not 16GB as in the spec) SDHC flash card and a USB card reader to plug into a computer or tablet. It comes complete with a keychain “lobster buckle” and a shiny metal necklace chain. Finally, there's also a short USB-C to USB-A charging cable. The camera’s design is adorably retro, looking like a miniature SLR. It is remarkably small. It’s 1-1/2” high, 1-3/4” wide, and an inch deep. It’s small enough to actually wear on its chain around your neck like jewelry. A very small LCD display takes up the entire rear of it and flips right up for taking selfies. Incredibly it even has a tiny “flash” built-in: a very small LED light above the taking lens on the front. It's pretty easy to use even without reading the instructions. You operate it with two multipurpose buttons on top — one for power and one for shutter release — and up and down arrows on the right hand side. The top buttons also switch to video capture, review and the options menu. I found the image quality to be, honestly, terrible by modern standards. But that's not the point as it's basically a little toy and not competitive with "real" cameras. It is comparable to a webcam from the early 2000's -- images are about 1440x1080 as highly compressed JPEGs. But no matter, portraits look fine and shots of my cat are completely acceptable. Be sure to set the photo image size to 2M or 3M at the most. Any higher setting simply slows the picture taking down and wastes flash card space. You can enable filters that are applied during photo and video capture, also a date-time stamp. You can shoot for about 2 hours on a full charge and you can empty the card through a USB-C cable while simultaneously recharging it. Handy! I had a lot of fun with this little gadget and recommend it as a cheap and cheerful gift for somebody, or even yourself.

This mini camera is very compact and can fit on your keychain. It even comes with a keychain clip making it a camera you can also keep with you. Despite being compact, this mini camera has many fun features, including a 3MP camera, 1080p video recording, a built-in flash and 6 photo filters to play with. The tiny 1.5" LCD display can even flip up for selfies photos and videos. I like the design of the camera in that it looks like a retro camera with two tone silver and black leather design. While the design doesn't affect quality and performance, it's the design that will want you to use this camera for taking photos. Operation is fairly straightforward, but the camera is too compact to add additional buttons so the shutter button doubles as shutter and switching modes from camera, video and playback. It makes it a bit cumbersome to use especially if you want to quickly switch between camera and video modes. When taking photos, there is extreme shutter lag which means when you press down on shutter, there is delay when the photo is taken. So you want to keep the camera still seconds after pressing shutter, else you end up with blurry photos. In terms of photo and video quality, they are not amazing but that is also the charm of this camera, they aren't meant to be. This mini camera is not meant to replace your phone camera or dedicated camera. It is really a novelty to capture fun photos when you out and about. The video quality was actually better than I had expected but will be very shaky unless you can hold the camera very still. I am having a lot of fun with this mini camera, as are my kids.

I picked this mini camera up because I wanted something lightweight and fun that my spouse could carry everywhere without pulling out my phone or worrying about bulk. After using it for a bit, it’s clear this camera is meant for casual, spontaneous moments and it does that job really well. The size is honestly the biggest win here. It’s incredibly small and light, so clipping it to a bag or carrying it on a lanyard feels effortless. She found herself actually bringing it along instead of leaving it behind, which makes a big difference when she wants to capture quick memories. The build feels simple but solid enough for daily use, and the buttons are straightforward with no learning curve. Photo and video quality are better than I expected for something this compact. The 1080P video is smooth enough for short clips, and the photos have a charming, slightly vintage feel especially with the builtin filters. I like that the filters are applied instantly, so there’s no need to edit afterward. It’s very much a “capture the vibe and move on” kind of camera. The flip screen makes selfies and creative angles much easier, and the 16GB of storage means we didn’t have to constantly delete files. Battery life is sufficient for short outings or events; we were able to record clips and take photos without feeling rushed, as long as expectations stay realistic. That said, this isn’t a professional or even smartphone level camera, and it doesn’t try to be. Where it shines is as a fun, wearable option for casual memories, learning photography basics, or capturing moments when you don’t want to be glued to your phone. Overall, it’s a playful, portable camera that encourages you to document everyday life in a more relaxed way. If you’re looking for something small, easy, and intentionally simple, this fits that role nicely.

I have always been a sucker for tiny gadgets. It always impresses me how much tech they can squeeze into small form factors. I saw this miniature camera that actually had a screen on it, and I had to give it a try. The keychain camera arrived very nicely packaged in a giftable box. There is even a bow around the package, making it look like a gift. It comes with the camera, a USB charging cable, a USB micro SD card reader, a 32 GB micro SD card, a chain for wearing the camera around your neck, a keychain for connecting the camera to your keys, and a user manual. The first thing I noticed about the camera is how tiny it is. It was even smaller than I expected and is very cute. The camera is rechargeable with the provided USB cable. It comes with a 32 GB micro SD card that must be inserted since the version of the camera I got has no internal memory. This is different from what it says on the product page, which states it has 16GB of internal memory. If they have changed the specs on this camera, they should update the product page. After charging the camera and inserting the micro SD card, you then turn it on with the power button. There is also a shutter button and 2 buttons on the side for scrolling through the menu. The tiny screen is very clear, and you can access a menu and adjust all the settings, such as resolution, time stamps, etc. I demonstrate this in the attached video. Another cool feature is that you can add some preloaded filters to change the appearance of your images. These include coloured and negative filters. Your pictures and videos save to the SD card, which you can remove and put in the USB micro SD card reader in order to transfer your images to your computer. The resolution of the videos is 1080p, and the pictures are 48 MP. This is definitely not professional quality, and I like seeing that this is mentioned on the product page. It is, however, a decent enough resolution for casual pictures and posting online or even printing pictures up to 8x10 inches. I am very happy with this mini camera. It is loaded with features despite its super mini size. It's perfect for carrying around on your keychain and would make a very cute gift for anyone, any age above 6 years old. I do recommend it.

I want to like this novel little digital camera, I really do... but unfortunately I don't think I can recommend it. I've used it on and off over the past few weeks just to see how things would go, but there are a few things that force me to say no. The Good: It's miniature! It looks like a full size camera. Has built in battery and can be recharged easily with the included USB cable. Includes a removable 32gb SD card for storage, and for transferring photos to a PC. The rear screen can be flipped up in order to take selfies. Has built in flash (but mine did not work, your mileage may vary.) The Bad: Menu function is a bit slow as you can only change settings by holding buttons, or through odd combinations of long presses. It's completely made of cheap plastic. Without decent lighting, all your photos will be very grainy. (or maybe if your flash works! I was unable to test it.) The Ugly: The pictures in the Amazon ad make the camera look about 5" x 4" (the picture of the girl holding the camera, and the shots of the hand holding the camera are utterly misleading) The camera is about 1.75" x 1.25" by about 1" deep (including the lens, the body on it's own is about 0.75" deep). The camera I received has a non-functioning flash, so I'm force to use it only in adequate light situations. Generally speaking, this camera is inconvenient, as the photos and video you take need to be transferred to another device for easier viewing and more permanent storage, manually via the included SD card. Viewing or reviewing your photos on the camera is through the small display and with a couple simple buttons which is inconvenient at best. Verdict: It's a neat little novelty, but once that wears off, you're left with a little device that really has no use. I appreciate that it includes a 32gb SD card for storage, has a decent albeit small display, can take photos of high quality if you've got really good lighting, can take ok video quality (again without decent lighting, your video will be extremely grainy) The misleading pictures imply that it is larger than it really is, and this alone makes me say no. A lack of honesty in the ad is the nail in the coffin for me. Save your money.