Uffylle Kids Camera, 1080P 48MP Front Selfie Toddler Camera, 3.5 inch Big Screen Toy Camera, 10X Zoom in Chritmas Birthday Gi

Name: Uffylle Kids Camera, 1080P 48MP Front Selfie Toddler Camera, 3.5 inch Big Screen Toy Camera, 10X Zoom in Chritmas Birthday Gi
SKU: 124085
Availability: InStock

4.7 | 17 ratings

Price: 39.99

Last update: 08-29-2024

About this item

CAPTURING CHILDHOOD JOY: We handed out our amazing kids cameras to thousands of American moms, eager to see their kids' reactions. As soon as those camera for kids landed in little hands aged 2 to 14, the room lit up with a chorus of "wow!" Not just by how cute the camera looked, but by its awesome features. This toddler camera isn't just a joy; it's a buddy that'll stick with your kid through all their childhood adventures.
BIG SCREEN, BIG SMILES: Why pick our kids digital camera over the rest? It's got a massive 3.5-inch screen, way bigger than those puny 2.0-inch ones. That means photos that'll not just please kids but leave moms grinning ear to ear with surprise!
BUILT TOUGH FOR LITTLE PHOTOGRAPHERS: Uffylle kid camera's built tough with toy-grade ABS material, super safe and durable for kids of all ages. The shockproof design? It's like armor against those accidental drops. Plus, its sleek SLR-style looks? Guaranteed to spark dreams of being the next big-shot photographer!
SNAP LIKE A PRO WITH EVERY SHOT: Uffylle camera's a real pro. It shoots photos and videos with the highest resolution out there, leaving other cameras for kids in the dust. And get this — dual lenses mean even a toddler can snap selfies like a champ.
ZOOM IN, FOCUS ON: This digital camera for kids packs a 10x zoom punch! Twist the lens and get clearer shots than squinting through a magnifying glass. You never thought a kids' camera could pack that kind of punch!
EYES SAFE, FUN APLENTY: Worried about screen time? Uffylle camera kids rocks an anti-blue light display, filtering out harmful rays. Say goodbye to those shady cameras that strain your kid's eyes — this one's a game-changer!
A FUSION OF FUN AND CREATIVITY：Your kid won't just love this kids video camera; they'll be obsessed with it. With 30 funky photo frames, 4 cool color filters, 8 mirror effects, and 5 brain-teasing games, it's more than just a toddler digital camera — it's a whole entertainment center!
WHAT YOU GET: Kid Camera / 32GB SD card / Funky Lanyard / 3 cool stickers / USB Cable / welcome guide, our worry-free 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service.

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iank

Better quality than most kids’ cameras

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024

This comes with a lot of accessories including a neck strap, charging cord and cute stickers to personalize it. For a small child, the stickers will be lots of fun, without the stickers it looks like an adult camera. The picture quality on this one is better than one I bought for my grandson. You can use the zoom on this one without the photos getting pixilated. This is a great first camera with some excellent features that a child can either use now or learn to use later depending on their age. In fact, it’s got more features and shoots better photos than my first digital camera way back when. I hope my photo and review are helpful to you.

Zoomer

Great Gift for Young Kids

Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024

I recently bought the Uffylle Kids Camera as a Christmas gift, and it has been a hit with my child. The 48MP front-facing camera and 10X zoom offer impressive photo quality for a toy, while the 3.5-inch screen is the perfect size for little hands. It's easy to use, even for younger kids, and seems durable enough to handle the occasional drop. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for a birthday or holiday gift for kids aged 2 to 12.

George & Julie

Great camera, but bad mic for videos.

Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024

My son (7) loves his new camera. It's easy to use, takes pretty ok pictures (you're not going to be doing professional wildlife photography with this thing though), and has some fun features that he enjoys. He really likes that the camera has a screen-facing camera also, so he can take selfies. That's a feature you rarely see in kids' cameras. The screen is also very big for a kid's camera. Overall, I think this is a pretty good camera for younger kids. I'd say age 3-9 probably. The description says 2-14 but I think any kid over 9 is going to feel that this is too childish. And under 3 probably won't understand how to choose the options. Maybe with some help a 2-year-old could use it. But it's great for younger kids.

There are a couple of issue with the camera though. They are pretty minor, however.

1. The microphone is garbage for filming videos. This is probably the biggest issue with the camera. When filming the audio is barely able to be heard. And if the kid changes one of the filters while filming the video picks up the accompanying beep VERY loudly. You can also hear a lot of rustling around as the camera is moved and shifted. I wonder if the microphone is too far away from the holes in the camera body and is too close to the internal speaker.

2. The wrist strap is very difficult to attach. The holes in the body that you push the wrist strap loop into go fully into the body of the camera, so getting the loop to go in and back out so you can attach it is quite challenging. Other devices that use this method generally have the holes as a single channel or tunnel, separated from the rest of the unit. It took a while, but I did finally get the strap attached.

3. Games. Why does a camera have games? I haven't played any to see if they're any good, but kids have more than enough screen time today, why do they need games on a camera?

4. 10x zoom is digital, not optical. The description of the product kind of implies that the zoom is optical and activated as you turn the front lens. In reality it's digital (and I don't think it's actually 10x, just ten steps). You can toggle through the zoom steps either by turning the lens on the front (it's more like a dial) or just by using the buttons on the back.

Anyway, that's about it. This is a great camera option for younger kids. A better microphone would have earned this five stars.

Arthur Staub

This is what my daughter has always wanted