Polaroid Fun 320

Pros: Fast - Light - Cheap - Self Repeating

Cons: Low Resolution - Twain Driver Sucks for slower Computers

The Bottom Line: If you want it for taking pictures FORGET IT, but to tinker with gadget wise GET IT NOW.

Review: Now before you say Wait you got a Coolpix 5000 and you think this camera is cool ?

Well that is entirely dependent on what you want to do with it. I like to fly ROCKETS and wanted a digicam to stick inside a rocket. Since rockets are prone...

Pros: Lightweight, decent photos, fun to use, good software.

Cons: Only holds 18 exposures, pictures can sometimes be grainy, no flash.

The Bottom Line: If you want photo fun at a minimal price and are just starting digital photography, this is a great camera to start with!

Review: This was my first experience with a digital camera. I purchased it three years ago when we were bui ...

Pros: good pictures,cheap and easy to use

Cons: no flash or zoom

Review: I have had mine for a couple of years now and sure it has no flash or zoom but have had better pictures from it than the other camera that i have recently gotten still use it everyday if u know how to use it then u can get good pictures.Its all in the ...

Pros: Lightweight for sure...... Feels like there is NOTHING in this baby!

Cons: Cant be used 2 transfer pics on my XP-PRO? :'(

Review: Hi all..... I just wrote a comment, but, when I clicked on "Notify Me When Comments Come In", (B-4 I posted my comment) MY comment just DISAPPEARED? UGH I wanted to know.....I have an "XP-PRO" & the camera instructions indicate that it requires a ...

Pros: Inexpensive and light weight.

Cons: Poor picture quality. No flash. Low aperture. No Zoom...and more.

The Bottom Line: Even if you're looking for a very low end digital camera, there are others that do a far better job than this one.

Review: Initially, when I heard about Polaroid's inexpensive Photo Max Digital 320 Camera, I thought it was a great idea. Offer a low-end, very inexpensive digital camera to allow people a way of seeing just how interesting and fun digital photography can...

Pros: Hard to take blurred picture

Cons: Flimsy, plastic, poor indoor shots, no usb

The Bottom Line: It's up to you whether or not you buy one, but If you find one ultra cheap $10 or less its fun for an under 10's first camera.

Review: So you wanna buy a digital camera? Well Mr. Trotters got just the one for you in his suitcase hasn't he Rodney? Uncle albert carried one of these round the world in the navy and he's still using it today. All he needs now is one of my brilliant 286 ...

Pros: Great Price & takes ordinary batteries

Cons: Subject must be absolutely still. No flash.

The Bottom Line: Quality is seriously compromised with this product. Waste of money.

Review: I am in the same boat as the rest of you on a budget. I wanted to share pictures of my growing baby online and wanted the immediate feedback that digital cameras give you. I chose the PolaroidMax 320 based on price alone. Boy was it a mistake.
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Pros: Lightweight, easy to use, inexpensive

Cons: No flash, poor picture quality, no zoom

Review: I got this camera free through a QVC catalog. Free? Let's just say it's a reward system to where you can get free (cheap) stuff if you buy so many items from QVC over time. Anyway, when I first sent off for it, I didn't expect a whole lot, but when I ...

Pros: Honestly none!

Cons: Doesn't work, poor resolution, fuzzy pictures, you name it.

The Bottom Line: Don't be suckered in by the low price, there's a reason it's so inexpensive, it doesn't work!! Not adequate even as a starter digital camera.

Review: I have a confession to make, I am a technological dummy. No bones about it, I can't and generally don't care too, know too much about anything electronic. That is why I got myself a husband quite frankly. Now, with that said, I must admit that in one...

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Cheap

The Bottom Line: You get what you pay for..

Review: The Polaroid Photo Max Fun! 320 digital camera really does prove that old cliche that "you get what you pay for." Truth be told, I only paid $14 for this silly thing...and it showed. I don't often write negative reviews; in fact, I typically only write...