Fujifilm’s Instax Pal 2 is a tiny digital camera that may not disappoint
Fujifilm announced a follow-up to its tiny and quirky Instax Pal camera that debuted three years ago bundled with an instant printer. While the original Pal was a palm-sized camera with a round design that lacked a screen or viewfinder, the new Instax Pal 2 includes both in a design that looks like a miniaturized […]
Fujifilm has unveiled the Instax Pal 2, a new digital camera that aims to capture a piece of the popularity enjoyed by the viral Kodak Charmera keychain camera. Priced between $170 and $249, the camera is available in two color options: black with silver trim and white. Fujifilm appears to have taken inspiration from the Charmera's design, creating a more camera-driven product with a price tag that appears to miss the mark for success.
The camera features twin displays, a wind lever that adds an Instax frame around photos, a film simulation dial with five picture styles, and a USB-C port for charging and connecting to a smartphone to upload images. With a built-in USB-C port and Bluetooth for wireless smartphone connection and printing, the camera can support Instax Link printers.
The camera comes with 100 photos and a micro SD card slot. Despite its retro design and features, the high price point may hinder its ability to achieve the same success as the Charmera or even more affordable competitors like the screen-less Camp Snap cameras.
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