Kid-Tough Digital Camera
If you ever wanted to offer the coolest digital camera to your kids but always feared that they would break it in an instant, may I present you the Kid-Tough Digital Camera that can last forever due to the durable design and material used.
This special camera comes with a couple of good features, but on the other hand there are some bad features as well that will limit the usage of the camera.
Good
- Makes kids feel good because the camera has a colorful LCD screen measuring 1.3-inches, every time a photo is taken there is a preview that can be seen on that small screen
- Easy for kids to use thanks to the big sized buttons, each with a specific color and meaning, making it simple for kids to understand
- Easy for kids to take photos because of the two handgrips located on both left and right sides, they will get a steady shot for sure after a few tries
- Two-eye viewing so kids can use both eyes when looking and taking a picture, just like they would do with binoculars
- SD memory card slot to get more storage for the photos
Bad
- built-in auto flash – if it can’t be turned off it sucks badly
- 8MB of built-in memory – that gives space for 60 pictures only, how are kids suppose to feed their creativity minds having to clear up space after every 60 photos? Or is it just a reason to buy the SD memory card
- 640×480 – if the photos are suppose to be displayed on the computer only this isn’t that bad
- works with 4AA batteries
The Tough-Kid Digital camera costs $70 at Fisher-Price, if you are really into it check the cases for the camera.
Join 3 reviews or comments
Andrew@boston photographers Says: August 16, 2010 at 10:26 pm
This is a great idea for the kids who want to start taking pictures and explore the world of photography with a gadget that they can easily operate.Not much worries for the parents if they break it. 
Alex – The Cottages on Government Way Says: July 22, 2011 at 10:41 am
Sounds like the perfect birthday gift for my daughter. She takes after her mother in her interest in photography. I see my wife squirming in her seat every time our daughter borrows her DSRL. She just couldn’t say no to our daughter. 
Sabrina – boston wedding photographer Says: August 10, 2010 at 12:13 am
My daughter adores taking pictures of animals. I bet she’ll get a kick out of this! I’m not sure though about the “durable design.” I’d be a big fan of this camera if it lasts a month with my kid!