- Is the Polaroid Go Generation 3 worth it over the Instax Mini 12?
- Pick the Go if pocket size and the Polaroid look matter most. The Instax Mini 12 is sharper, has cheaper and easier-to-find film, and is simpler to use. The Go wins on portability and character.
- What film does it use?
- It takes Polaroid Go film only, in the small square format. Full-size Polaroid i-Type and 600 film will not fit.
- Does it have autofocus?
- Yes. The Generation 3 adds autofocus, which helps most with close subjects. Very low light can still hunt before the flash fires.
- How is it different from the earlier Polaroid Go?
- The Generation 3 adds autofocus and keeps the selfie mirror, timer and flash in the same small body. It is the easier of the Go models to get sharp shots from.
- Is the battery rechargeable?
- Yes, a rechargeable battery is built in and charged over USB-C. You do not need to buy disposable batteries.
- What comes in the box?
- The camera, a USB-C charging cable and a starter pack of Go film. Check the pack size, since film is the main running cost.
- Where is the Polaroid Go Generation 3 Instant Camera cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $89.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Polaroid Go Generation 3 Instant Camera?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Nordstrom, Target.