Kids Digital Camera with HD Video and 2 Inch Screen
Hand over a camera that fits small hands and turns a walk, a birthday, or a family trip into a photo album made by your child. The bright 2.0 inch IPS screen lets them frame shots and review them on the spot, and 1080P video captures the moments they want to replay. Rounded red bumpers...
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Hand over a camera that fits small hands and turns a walk, a birthday, or a family trip into a photo album made by your child. The bright 2.0 inch IPS screen lets them frame shots and review them on the spot, and 1080P video captures the moments they want to replay. Rounded red bumpers and a soft-touch matte body make it an easy first camera to give.
A fun, child-sized camera that takes photos and 1080P video on a bright 2.0 inch screen
- parents want a durable camera kids can handle
- kids want to take their own pictures and videos
- bulky adult cameras are hard for small hands
Give them a camera built for their hands
Before: your child keeps reaching for your phone and hearing no. After: they frame their own shots on a bright 2 inch screen and record 1080P video of everything they love.
Designed around small hands and bright screens

A screen they can see themselves on
The 2.0 inch IPS color screen is big enough to check framing before the shutter clicks. The front lens sits above the display, so a child can see their own face in the shot and review each photo right away. The screen preview shows a sample of a girl in a flower field, so the color and sharpness are visible before you hand it over.

Built to take a knock
The body is matte, soft-touch plastic with a red lens ring and red corner bumpers. The rounded shape sits well in small hands, and the bumpers take the first hit when it lands on a hard floor or a playground path. It is not waterproof, so keep it away from puddles and pool edges.

One button to start shooting
The top shutter button sits right where a finger rests, so a young child can take a photo without hunting for it. The rear navigation buttons are large and easy to press by feel, which keeps the controls short enough for a 4 year old to learn in one sitting.
Ready to shoot in four steps
- 1Switch it on
The 2.0 inch IPS color screen lights up bright, and the camera is ready to use.
- 2Frame the shot
Look at the screen. The front lens sits above it, so the photographer can see themselves and the scene together.
- 3Press the shutter
The top shutter button sits right under a finger. One press takes a photo.
- 4Look at the result
The first photo appears on the screen straight away, so they can check it and show you what they saw.
Keep it bright and in one piece
- Out of the sun and hot cars
Plastic bodies and screens can warp or fade under heat, and the battery can overheat in a closed car.
- Keep away from water
The camera is not waterproof. Supervise play near water and on wet ground.
- Store in a bag or the shade
A bag between outings keeps the screen free of scratches and grit.
- Keep small parts from toddlers
Supervise children who still put things in their mouths.
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The body is matte, soft-touch plastic with red corner bumpers and a red lens ring, built for hands that grab and carry. It is not waterproof, though. Keep it away from puddles and pool edges, and store it in a bag between outings so the screen stays clear.
Photos look best in daylight or near a window. Indoors and in dim rooms, shots come out softer, so treat them as fun snapshots. The screen shows a sample photo of a girl in a flower field, so you can judge the color before you give it.
Most kids work out the shutter and the screen within a few minutes. Expect plenty of blurry shots and a lot of giggling while they find the right angle. The front and rear buttons keep the controls to a short list.
A phone costs far more to replace than a kids camera, so a drop on the playground is a small loss instead of a big one. It also keeps calls, apps, and settings off their screen. The camera is theirs to carry on walks and trips.
Small parts can be a choking hazard for toddlers who still put things in their mouths, so keep it for children old enough to hold it with care. Supervise play near water and on rough ground.
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