[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love! My daughter loves playing on our phones/tablet but will not have one of her own for many years. This gives her the freedom to take photos and videos anytime she wants. She uses her imagination and loves the selfie light. She can add emojis and other design features to her photos on a large screen. Great buy!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's such a fun and easy to use camera! It is lightweight, simple to operate and the buttons are easy for little hands to use. The photo quality is decent, and my son enjoys taking pictures on his own. The battery life is good and the durable design makes it suitable for everyday use. Great beginner camera that encourages creativity and helps children explore photography.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I gave this camera to my 12 year old daughter and she really likes it so far. Not only is it her favorite color, but the small, compact size and easy to use functions are appealing to her. We also love that it has a handy wrist strap or a lanyard to easily carry it. She doesn't really take selfies, but I loved the idea of the built-in selfie light with 3 different light strength settings. She mostly uses this camera on our walks because she loves to take pictures of all the animals, nature and neighborhood cats! If you enjoy creating digital diaries, this has a feature for that too! You can add your video or photos and even change the filters, draw or add stickers to your media. It's neat that the diary allows to be locked, so your kids can freely express their feelings, while maintaining privacy. The other cool feature is the AI video editor which allows you to customize a theme and then creates a video for you with your chosen media files! We thought the circle connectivity function was also really cool because my daughter can share videos and photos with me and connected friends and family through the myFirst circle phone app! This camera is good overall and the expandable memory is a huge plus! I just wish the battery life lasted longer, but other than that, it's a decent camera for younger kids!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect little camera for kids to take all the pics they want, without worrying about handing them a smartphone or having Internet access. The durable case is grippy for younger hands, the functions are simple and intuitive and the picture quality is great. Images can be edited with simple controls, allowing kids to be creative.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] MyFirst Camera has a sleek modern look had a kid tuff build. The battery life is long Ang only takes a couple of hours to recharge. It takes high quality photos and videos and fun AI features to make fun photos. The storage is generous to store plenty of images. It has been fun to use and the kids are having a blast creating fun pictures.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The My First Camera is a Kid Friendly design, built to last. It has two cameras in one. A 20 MP main camera on the back for regular photos and 16MP front camera for selfies. The built in ring light around the front lens has three light settings. Bright, medium light, and low light. This feature is made for those quick selfie moments. The camera has an easy to use screen and simple menu icons. It’s wrapped in a thick, rubbery plastic shell that can easily withstand being dropped on the sidewalk or kitchen floor. Plus it’s cameras Body shape is perfect for small hands to get a good grip. It even comes with a wrist strap to prevent slips while taking photos, and a neck strap so they can carry it around hands-free. If your little one is playing outside on a sunny day, the photos look great, bright colorful and sharp. Indoors or in dim rooms, the photos can look a little grainy or pixelated. The built-in ring light can help a lot in this area. But it performs best when it has plenty of natural lighting. The camera also pairs with a secure, kid-friendly app that allows a private circle of invited family and friends to interact and safely view shared content. It also includes a kids photo diary, fun emojis and more. While the concept is great, you can easily turn the online features off if you feel uncomfortable with them, though doing so disable those specific sharing options and fun features. Overall this camera is fun, durable, easy to use and a great way to explore and be creative.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great MyFirst video/photo camera. I’m impressed by Image quality is as good as on my iPhone! So much extras, like cameras on both sides, selfie mode and music playlist. The app is easy to use and to store favorite photos/videos. My son really enjoys this camera.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] MyFirst Camera is so much fun for your kids. The camera has a few features that feel like a phone minus the phonecalls. You can take pictures, videos, store music, diary, and mycircle, a kid version of social media that you as parent can monitor. They can share and post things on their feed. The sound quality is good. The picture quality is nice too. I like how it came with a wrist strap and a lanyard. The two straps make me feel less anxious of my kids dropping the camera. The camera charges pretty fast, and it came with a charger cord too. The box included fun little stickers to decorate it. My kids really enjoyed using the camera and they learned fast on how to use it. And with summer coming up, they are excited to take alot of pictures and vlog their day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] myFirst Camera 50 is a digital “smart” camera designed for children. It comes in fun colors with kid friendly accessories such as stickers, a lanyard and wristlet. This camera is rechargeable and long lasting, so no need for replacing batteries. The built in selfie light helps kids take perfectly lit photos easily. This camera has “AI” features that basically compile a series of photos into a slideshow with music or voice notes. The myFirst camera is an Android device that connects to WiFi and can connect to a limited social circle so kids can “post” their photos for family to see. This is a safe alternative to posting on social media for the whole world to see. The first step to working the camera is to download a phone app. The app connects to the camera in order for photos to be uploaded and can then be transferred to print or store in other ways. My daughter likes this camera for taking simple photos but it is difficult for her to use all of the extra features that it has. She also gets frustrated because the camera will randomly crash at times. The memory is quite limited as well, and she has to delete photos constantly to be able to take additional ones. I recommend purchasing this camera to give children a bit of safe independence. This camera is so slim it was easy for me to pack on vacation so my daughter could take her own photos and feel special “posting” them for our family back home see. Overall, the myFirst camera for kids seemed promising but proved to be buggy and basic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a lightweight little camera that handles falls well! It takes ok photos, not super great quality, but probably fine for kids. My 8 year old and 11 year old had fun with the first couple of pictures and placing the built-in stickers on them. However, there are a limited number of stickers available (30 total) and it could get boring depending on the age. Also not sure why one of the few stickers is a coffee cup sticker for something geared towards kids. The sound the camera makes when taking a photo is super loud. Like annoyingly loud. This is touted as a “privacy” feature. I feel it could be a bit quieter and still work as a “privacy” feature (not taking pictures without consent). It’s easy to hold and take photos. My kids figured out the camera pretty quickly. I’ll be interested to see if they will take it to camp this summer. If the time of this review, I don’t know. I haven’t connected it to the app. It seems like others would have to have the same app in order to share photos. How would we know if friends have the same camera or not? It’s challenging to build an app ecosystem and I’m already burned out by the number of apps I have.