Came the day it was said to come. Fun camera for teens especially. Now she has pictures hanging everywhere in her room. I will be buying another one soon for my 9 year old.

I bought this for my daughter who is an art student- she loves using it to add features to her portfolio. It's compact so she can carry it around in her handbag - picture quality better than I imagined

The camera works well. Issue was with Myer on line. Their customer experience and communication really was lacking. Finally found a person to assist but took a long time being shuffled between departments and carriers. No one at Myer wanted to own the issue.

I bought this camera for my 15 year old sister as a Christmas gift and she loved it. When I bought it, I got a discount on a packet of film. She uses it and takes it with her all the time. it is very portable and easy to use.

Portable; Easy to Use; Fun

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Instax cameras have been a safe starting point for anyone interested in instant photography for the best part of thirty years, and the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 might be the most user-friendly one yet.

By far the cheapest Instax camera; Instax Mini film packs some of the least expensive instant film; Auto exposure takes a lot of hassle out of composition

Fewer creative modes than rival cameras; Tends to overexpose in bright conditions; Have to account for lens parallax effect when framing shots

Good to use but you have to be really close to get a good photo and the films a bit expensive.

I love everything about this. However, I later discovered there's a "selfie" attachment out there for purchase. So I could've saved money and not gotten a 9 since that selfie mirror is the only difference from the other minis.

Fujifilm didn't make many changes when it rolled out the Instax Mini 9 ($69.95), the replacement for its former entry-level instant camera, the Mini 8. The only difference on the body is the welcome addition of a selfie mirror. You also get a clip-on macro adapter for close-up shots, and the camera is available in a different array of color options. This update is enough to make the Mini 9 our Editors' Choice for low-cost instant cameras. Design The Mini 9 ($59.95 at Walmart) measures 4.7 by 4.6 by 2.7 inches (HWD) and weighs 10.8 ounces. Its edges are rounded, with no sharp angles, giving it a very friendly look. We received a Lime Green camera for review, but you can also get it in Cobalt Blue, Flamingo Pink, Ice Blue, and Smokey White. It has a built-in flash, which always fires when you take a photo, and is powered by two AA batteries. Similar Products Fujifilm Instax Mini 8       Read Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 Review Fujifilm ...

Whether you're looking for a new creative outlet or just want to share physical images with friends and family, Fujifilm's affordable Instax Mini 9 camera delivers.

Fun to use; Powered by AA batteries; Optical viewfinder; Selfie mirror; Includes macro adapter; Color and black-and-white film available; Lots of color options; Inexpensive

Not fully automatic; No tripod socket; Shutter placement makes landscape shooting uncomfortable

The ideal starter camera for anyone who's new to instant photography. Has everything you need to get started with instant film, and none of what you don't.

By far the cheapest Instax camera; Instax Mini film packs some of the least expensive instant film; Auto exposure takes a lot of hassle out of composition;

Fewer creative modes than rival cameras; Tends to overexpose in bright conditions; Have to account for lens parallax effect when framing shots;

Great transaction. Fast shipping. Great price.