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The Kodak Charmera is a tiny novelty digital camera on a keychain, sold blind-box style in one of seven metallic Y2K-inspired designs, with a rare Liquid-Metal Chrome secret edition. It shoots 1.6MP 1440x1080 JPEGs and 30 fps AVI clips through a 1/4-inch CMOS sensor, with seven pixelated filters, four retro frames, a date stamp and a 0.8-inch rear preview screen. It is a collectible and a conversation piece, not a serious camera: image quality is soft and low-resolution next to any phone, and you cannot choose your design. Buy it for the look, the filters and the blind-box chase; skip it if you want usable photos or a viewfinder you can rely on.
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Lowest price we've seen: $34.99 on Nov 10 at Adorama. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 10.
Owners treat the Charmera as a collectible toy camera and judge it on charm, not image quality. The blind-box format and metallic finishes drive most of the enthusiasm, while the low resolution and missing memory card draw the complaints.
The Kodak Charmera is a small digital camera designed to be carried as a keychain. It is sold as a blind box, so each one comes in 1 of 7 metallic, Y2K-inspired designs. One of them is a rare Liquid-Metal Chrome Secret Edition, with odds of 1 in 48. The body is ABS plastic with a high-gloss metallic shell.
The camera has a 1.6MP 1/4" CMOS sensor. It takes 1440 x 1080 JPEG photos and records 30 fps AVI video. It has 7 pixelated filters and 4 retro-futurist frames: Old TV Tube, CRT Border, Video Player Interface and Text Overlay. A built-in date stamp, shutter speaker and microphone are included.
A 0.8-inch rear LED display shows a live preview, and an optical window viewfinder is also provided. Photos and video are saved to a microSD card, which is not included. The camera charges and transfers data over USB-C.
