MUTRAIN Slide Open Digital Point and Shoot Pocket Camera with Mirror, Y2K 1080P Photography Practice, Blcak, X10, 32G…

For the price, this digital camera is super convenient and comes with some great features! The slide cover startup is a nice touch, and the mirrored back cover makes selfies effortless. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and great for kids or casual shooting on the go. The biggest downside for me was the focus—it just wouldn’t lock onto anything, no matter how long I tried. The mirror was handy for backwards photos/selfies, but the focusing issue makes it just okay to use. This is perfect for young kids who are just getting used to the technology but not for teens with phones that have decent quality phones on them, the quality does not compare. That said, everything else worked well, and it comes with a nice set of accessories! This is a good surprise gift for youngsters who you are trying to cultivate an interest in photography in. I give it five stars!

I would never buy this again, and you shouldn't either. I'm trying to be fair in this review. Really. I am a technology professional for the last 40 years, and these pictures remind me of the ones I took with my flip-phone from the late 1990's. Go ahead, open one of the pictures in this review and zoom in. Just. Wow. 8000x6000 pixels of terrible blurriness. I took the first picture of the room with all the default settings right after opening the camera. I then further tried to make exposure adjustments for the 2nd two pictures. It wasn't any better. The menus are "not great" but eventually workable. It is compact and the mirror on the front for selfies is a great idea. In the end, did I get a generic-brand $10 32Gb MicroSD card out of it? Yes. Should I have had much lower expectations of a $10 camera? 100%.

This camera is easy to operate and contains all the modes you would expect and even some finer controls you wouldn't necessarily expect. Now, the one thing that caught me off-guard a bit was the string translation in the camera firmware which as of my receipt of the product was a 1.0 release. The menu strings in English were very odd; I believe a dictionary was used rather than someone understanding English ASL. Instead of say, off they used close, and for on it is open. That doesn't detract from the functionality but is something to be aware of in purchasing this camera. Again, functionally the camera performs great, the pictures are crisp, clear, and high quality, good enough for working within production. I enjoyed the easy-to-access memory card which is directly on the bottom of the camera making hot swapping cards a breeze. I would recommend it, especially if you have a budding photographer in your life.

The camera comes in a compact package, including the camera, a camera pouch, USB-C to USB-A cable, a lanyard cable, back screen protector with an accessory kit to help put it on, and the manual. The camera looks pretty good, it’s a cute portable size, with the mirror front giving it a unique look. When I got the camera, both the mirror front and the back were factory wrapped, peeling the back factory protector took a bit, as it seems like it wrapped beneath the frame of the camera. There screen protector was self-explanatory, I was able to put it on well enough, couple air bubbles but nothing to detract from using it. I like how this camera can be turned on two ways, you could hold down the power button (the smaller button on top) for a couple seconds, or you can slide down the mirror front to activate. You’ll need to do that anyways to reveal the camera. The sliding mechanism isn’t as smooth as I would have liked it, but it works well enough. Camera took photos quickly enough, and was easy to use. There’s limited function on how to auto focus, but it definitely works well enough to play with. There are different photo modes you can play with within the menu, giving it some variety. I do question some of the build quality of the camera, the back display is pretty loose, as I am able to push on the display and it has a bit of give. The mirror front is useful, but its definitely has a bit of warping spots, but works well when framing selfie shots. Neat and fun camera, definitely something I can pocket or toss in a bag and use on the go.

Love the design of the camera with the intuitive mirror for selfies that doubles as a power toggle, but oh my does it feel so cheap and is lacking basic quality. This might be fine as a toy rather than a "serious" digital camera or just a backup camera for every now and then. PROS: The design is really fun. It's small enough to fit in your pocket! Love the mirror on the front, it's very unique. Super lightweight. Comes with a carrying case, charger cord, USB-C and screen cleaners and a nice storage box! The sound CAN be turned off/on. Comes with a memory card and it's relatively simple to use. CONS: The body of the camera is made of light plastic which feels very cheap...The quality is not there. The mirror is hard to slide up and down, it needs a bit of force to move it into the on/off position. The AUTOFOCUS is abysmal. It barely functions for both distance and closeup shots. Be prepared for blurry pics + selfies. The UI is pretty basic but functional though it seems to be missing a few settings? The battery drains after a couple of shots and the camera gets REALLY WARM when used... Slightly disappointed since it's such a unique design!

This camera comes with a working charger and it doesn't take too long to charge fully. That's good as no batteries needed. It comes with an memory card which is pops out and is easy to switch out and change. It actually surprises me with the good quality picture it takes. Obviously it's not as good as you'd get on a modern phone. The flash is actually just an LED light but it works well for selfies. You can focus and theres a few little settings you can play with. The mirror slides or you can click the smaller button to turn the camera on and off. There are zoom buttons which do a soft zoom in and out. The mirror does look modern and cute and works for taking selfies. The front of the camera says “record every moment” which is nice.

Very poor quality image which doesn't match the specification advertised - on querying the poor resolution I was told it was a ambient kids camera whatever that means - the camera is not suitable for kids poor battery life not easy to use and overpriced if it wasn't for the free micro SD card The photo is a 48 mp image from the device

I do a lot of of photography and videography and thought this might be ok for my grandson. It's not very strong and I can't really get excited about giving it to him. Webcam quality images I think is fair to say, which of course can be processed with expensive software to make it look much better. I do actually have a practical use for this, as it has a 1/4 thread in the base and can sit of a steady tripod or photography clamp. It can take 1080p video which I can post process into special effects imagery and overlays that do not need higher quality input. The small size and disposable price range makes it quite useful in that regard for music band stage work, focussed for example on a guitar players' fingers.

The feel of this camera is very cheap, lightweight and plasticky so it's about what you could expect for the price. Video: The video quality is quite bad, it has a build in motion corrector so it makes the footage look a bit like you have some wave or squiggle filter on - particularly visible if you record people, not so visible when recording the nature as seen in the video I added. It also struggles quite a lot with exposure and contrast, going in from very yellow and blown out to normal colours and contrast with any light change. The quality is so-so, it picks up fine details like pores, hair texture etc. but overall seems like a low quality video. Photos: The photos come out a bit nicer than video and you can get a decent quality image, compared to smart phones these days - the quality is similar to what phone images were when phone cameras were first becoming a thing, just a little better but it has that fuzzy look to them. Overall I think it's a good camera for kids to play around with and not having to worry about them breaking or losing a more expensive gadget but if you want to record home videos or any photography then this won't really be suitable for you.

I ordered this camera for my daughter as a first "proper" camera. Being a photography enthusiast myself I wanted her to feel what its like taking photos yourself on a dedicated camera. For a kids first camera this does the job really well. It is easy to use, has a decent auto focus and takes a reasonable quality photo. For a bit of practise composing a picture and taking some photos and being small enough to fit in a pocket this works well. The photos themselves wouldn't rival those produced these days by a decent smartphone or any dedicated compact camera from the big camera brands however these all cost considerably more. For a cheap fun camera for kids this makes a nice little gift. For anyone looking to take really good quality photos I would suggest looking elsewhere.