I was actually really impressed with how much this camera has to offer. It’s durable especially with the covers it comes with. Surprisingly takes good photos with several effects to choose from. It’s small for little toddler hands. All around very pleased with this purchase.

This little camera was a huge hit in my household. My toddler loved it, I was skeptical of how affordable it is but it works amazing! I highly recommend this camera set.

Nos encantó.La cámara es liviana, apta para las manos de una niña menor de 5 años.A mi hija le encantaron los filtros que tiene, eso si la batería no le dura mucho, claro esta que mi hija le toma fotos a todo lo que encuentra.

Easy for a toddler to operate. Screen is great and so many features! My grandson, age 4, is crazy about capturing everything; even his toes.

Bought it for my niece and she really loves it. It’s a nice gift for kids. My niece loves carrying around and taking picture of things she loves! It’s worth the money. Will definitely recommend it!

I should’ve checked this carefully, but this does not have a front camera. But the quality of the back camera is so nice! Fun gift for adult friends:)

My 3 year old loves this. It takes good pictures. Not sure about video or anything else on it. It's light. Has easy guards to put on

This is a really cute camera. I love the pastel blue color, and it comes with two interchangeable protective covers, a bear and a unicorn, so there are customizing options for your child’s interests. It comes with a coordinating strap that is easy to install and adjust. It comes slightly charged, so there is some out-of-the-box play possible. It also comes with two dinosaur-shaped popper keychains that are cute and of pretty good quality. They make a very satisfactory pop. I attached one to the camera strap so my son has something else to entertain him if he gets bored with the camera itself.The power button and shutter buttons are easy enough to find if you have used a camera before. However, the ease of use stops there. It is not intuitive to use at all! The instructions are not very clear about how to navigate and use the features/settings. As an adult with a fairly complicated DSLR camera, I found this camera to be really difficult to figure out at first. Once an adult sets it up for the kid, it is mostly point-and-shoot, though reviewing photos takes some finagling as that is a different menu from the photo-taking menu. That is pretty annoying for me as you can’t quickly tell if you got your intended shot. I don't know that it bothers my son much. The instructions call out a front-facing camera and a rear-facing camera, but this is only a single camera with no selfie cam available so that added to the confusion.The camera includes some games and an MP3 function which can be handy if your child loses interest in taking photos, but the games have no instructions and aren’t necessarily self-explanatory. Some are easy enough to figure out, but there are others that I had difficulty figuring out what the rules or point was.The camera has a volume that you can set but it does not seem to include a way to disable or adjust the shutter noise. My son can sometimes be sensitive to noise and sometimes ask for the shutter noise to be turned off. The volume seems to be only for the games and the menu functions, and I would assume possibly for video playback and MP3 playback. I have not yet attempted to add MP3s, but assume you would load the files onto the included SD card. The camera comes with a 32GB SD card included and installed. That is a great value and thoughtful of the company. 32GB SD card installed, so great value and is removable to allow use of other SD cards. The camera will not support larger than 32GB cards per the instruction book, but at a low quality, 32GB can store approximately 20,000 photos (per Google), so this is more than adequate for this camera and a young photographer. The photos are not award-winning quality, but they are decent for a low-level camera.Once I figured out how to use it and showed my son, he had no issues navigating around the camera himself. I'm sure he hasn't used all the features yet, but I like that he has something to grow into. He had fun taking pictures of the floor and mommy. It will be nice for him to have when I am on a photo nature hike, and he wants to take photos like mommy as he has wanted to do in the past. He has dropped it several times and it has not chipped, cracked, or stopped working.Overall, it is fun, cute, sturdy, and a pretty decent first camera for a child who wants to take pictures, but doesn’t quite understand the concept of taking photos. If the instruction book could be flushed out a little better or the operation organized a bit more self-explanatory, this would be a higher rating. My son likes playing with it, and it is an activity besides his phone/tablet that keeps him entertained for decent chunks of time.