Fisher Price Kid-Tough Digital Camera for Girls
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Toys and Games Reviews of Fisher Price Kid-Tough Digital Camera for Girls
Customer Review: fun way for a small one to experience photography
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this for my daughters 4th birthday. She'll be 5 in 3 months and still loves it. It's great for her to be able to take photo's without using mom and dad's expensive camera. The preview screen is very small and resolution is poor, but she doesn't seem to mind at all. The buttons are extremely easy to use and she had them figured out in minutes. I've only had to change the batteries one time in almost a year. We haven't downloaded any of the pictures (she's not really interested in that feature) so I can't say what the pictures look like when you print them. It's very durable, and being dropped multiple times hasn't affected it's performance. I'd highly recommend for any budding photog.Customer Review: Too Expensive for what it is
Summary: 1 Stars
For how much this camera costs, it'll be cheaper to buy a used regular digital camera on eBay and give that to your kid. And I'm talking ones from two years ago that were built tought, not the newer lightweight models, as the older models can take a beating.
My kid loves my old Sony 3.2 megapixel camera. And because of the quality of the photos, they make for great archiving and printing not like the awful photos this camera takes.
Furthermore, if you want something durable, most real-life digital cameras are available with a waterproof external case, which actually works as a great case if your kid drops the camera and would still be smaller than this.
Customer Review: Wonderul Toy!
Summary: 4 Stars
My daughter (6 years old) got this for Christmas (her brother, who is 7, got the blue one) and they love their cameras. Yeah, the pictures aren't the greatest but it's for kids. The kids love it and it's so easy to use. My daughter took hers to school for show and tell and it was a big hit. She took a lot of pictures of her class and her teacher. And some weren't that bad. I plan to upload the pictures they took and print out the better ones and put them in a photo album just for them. The reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the price. It could be a little cheaper but for the fun and enjoyment it gives my two children I guess I can't complain too much.Customer Review: great toy, poor camera
Summary: 3 Stars
My daughter got this for her birthday, and she loves it. She takes "pictures" every where she goes. The "camera" is rough and tough and just right for little hands.
The "photos," unfortunately, are extrememly low quality, making this little more than an overpriced (but very entertaining) toy. Yes, if everything is just the right distance in just the right light, and if you hold the camera very, very still, you may get a barely passable snapshot -- but this is not how a five-year-old takes pictures. Great idea, Fisher Price, but not quite great enough to make up for the dismal photo quality. (I will try to post a typical five-year-old snapped photo.)
Customer Review: Great first digital camera
Summary: 5 Stars
Like others have mentioned, the quality of these pictures aren't great. But they are good enough for my four year old. My daughter loves to take pictures so I got her her very own camera and she takes pictures of everything (I helped her create her own blog photo journal to share her pictures). The dual view finder is great for kids. The LCD is pretty worthless, but it's so easy to upload the pictures to the computer where she can see her pictures. Overall, I think it's a great first camera for little kids, but don't get it if you're looking for high quality photos. Fisher Price could easily make the quality better and I hope they do in the future.