Youmeet Compact Digital Camera,2.7" Rechargeable Camera,18MP HD Camera,Small Pocket Cameras for photography/Starter/Adult/Seniors/Kids/Students/School

I purchased this camera to supplement my old mobile phone, which has a grainy camera and isn’t up to standard. Having read the glowing reviews on this camera, I decided to opt for this brand above all others. I wasn’t disappointed! The camera is sleek, lightweight and easily slips into my handbag. It is incredibly simple and easy to use, and worked well with my existing SD card. More importantly, the quality of the pictures it takes is close to professional standard. I was shocked and delighted at the photograph quality, and wish I’d bought this sooner. So pleased I purchased this camera above more expensive ones available, as the quality is second-to-none and will surely last me a long time.

good little camera, easy to set up and fits in your pocket for quick use.

Don't get me wrong beautiful little camera but the photo quality is rubbish

This is a very cheap and flimsy camera. The picture quality is ok for kids The screen on this camera was faulty and it was returned.

This one is perfect for kids who try to copy adults taking pictures and my boy is really happy carrying his first camera around the house clicking whatever he likes to .Very cute, very decent camera, takes great snap shots and really decent high quality video too.It is similar size to smart phone.The photos are good considering the price of this camera. Shipping took bit of time but I perfectly understand.It takes a full size SD card! just so you know and can order one at the same time, battery life is also really good,nothing much to complain.

Recommendable buy at a good price! I bought this for my mother, and she is a senior and this product is so friendly with her because she found it so easy to use.

You get what you pay for usually and this camera is no exception to the rule. My main gripe is the advertised 32 Gb standard SD card that is says in the blurb and manual that this camera can take. My son had a 32 Gb in his Canon camera of the said type and we duly put it in the camera but the the screen froze on every attempt. Next, we put in an old standard 2Gb card and this time the screen didn't freeze but it wouldn't take photos or give the menu screen. Finally, I put in a very old 1Gb standard card that I had from 2003 and this worked just fine. Some of the reviews I have read on this camera may have misinformation in them - I read one that said the person had put a 64Gb card in even though the manual says 32Gb is the max so I'd love to know how they managed the impossible. At a distance it can take a reasonable photo but for any close up photos like of flowers or models the image is largely blurred and out of focus and the colours don't come out clearly. I took several of some flowers for my Mum and the white and yellow became just a buff sort of colour and blurred but the leaves further down were in focus and models I have made were all blurred with detail impossible to make out. I took some of my son doing his boxing and martial arts and all of them blurred terribly and even some he posed blurred too. For a fun camera of a child this camera is fine - it is a toy really but anyone who wants a half decent image for anything other than distant shots will be disappointed. I do like the simplicity of a cable to connect to my RISC OS and PC computers and that works just fine but a camera has to be about taking photos primarily, not about how simple it is to connect to your device and the SD card size business confuses me no end as no one else has mentioned difficulties but you can see I had loads.

Bought for my daughter who is only 9 years old she got on with it very well, the instructions are quite easy but did not my help to set it up. It does NOT come with a sd card which I new in advance. she is having fun taking pictures,