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Digital Camera Auto Focus 2.7K 48MP Digital – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Digital Camera Auto Focus 2.7K 48MP Digital Point and Shoot Camera with 32GB Memory Card,16X Zoom, Time Lapse Vlogging Camera Digital Cameras for 8-15 Years Kids Teenagers Students Boys Girls
Package Dimensions
4.65 x 3.27 x 3.11 inches
Item Weight
10.5 ounces
ASIN
B0BBFNCG6X
Item model number
DC100899
Date First Available
August 22, 2022
Manufacturer
Sevenat
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Brand
Sevenat
Model Name
US-DC402 AF-Black
Form Factor
SLR like
Effective Still Resolution
36 MP
Special Feature
Time Lapse
Optical Zoom
16 x
Color
Black
Screen Size
6 Inches
Video Capture Resolution
720p
Skill Level
Professional
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D. R (verified owner) –
Good quality for the price – This is a very simple, affordable camera. There are no complicated settings, it’s your basic point and shoot digital camera that anyone could use regardless of skill level. It’s nice and light which is great so you don’t have to lug a bulky camera around.
E. E (verified owner) –
Decent starter camera for kids – This would make a good starter camera for kids, It’s small, which makes it easy for kids to use, and less likely that they will drop it! and comes really nicely packaged. The quality is so-so. I think for the price, there are cameras out there that can do a similar or even better job, and the cameras on most smartphones are the same or higher quality. But it’s very easy to use, and would make a good gift for a budding young photographer (maybe 7-12 rather than 5-10!) and can be a nice alternative to a phone .
K. I (verified owner) –
Decent camera for what you pay for – Kids wanted a camera so we tried this. Picture is not as good as a high end phone, but for a kid, it’s fun. SD card holds plenty of pictures and then we down load them to a computer and let her pick which ones shee want to send to Walgreens. Send sturdy enough and fairly easy to use. Great for a kid, but I like my pixel 6 better.
D. S (verified owner) –
Decent camera for kids/teens – The body is plastic and the battery compartment is really hard to open. Every time I open it, I’m afraid it’s going to break. I do like that it came with 2 batteries. It takes ok quality pictures for a child. I wouldn’t use this as an adult as my phone takes much better pictures. But this is a great kids camera!
E. E (verified owner) –
Decent starter camera for kids – This would make a good starter camera for kids, It’s small, which makes it easy for kids to use, and less likely that they will drop it! and comes really nicely packaged. The quality is so-so. I think for the price, there are cameras out there that can do a similar or even better job, and the cameras on most smartphones are the same or higher quality. But it’s very easy to use, and would make a good gift for a budding young photographer (maybe 7-12 rather than 5-10!) and can be a nice alternative to a phone .
F. E (verified owner) –
Surprisingly capable, possibly a bit expensive – So we had a need for an actual camera. One of us doesn’t really take very good pictures with our phone. Could never really figure out why. And there are not a lot of options in the point-and-shoot camera space these days.
D. R (verified owner) –
Good quality for the price – This is a very simple, affordable camera. There are no complicated settings, it’s your basic point and shoot digital camera that anyone could use regardless of skill level. It’s nice and light which is great so you don’t have to lug a bulky camera around.
F. E (verified owner) –
Surprisingly capable, possibly a bit expensive – So we had a need for an actual camera. One of us doesn’t really take very good pictures with our phone. Could never really figure out why. And there are not a lot of options in the point-and-shoot camera space these days.
B. J (verified owner) –
Great quality pictures, – What I liked about this camera is how smooth the pictures was, the camera is colorful. Great for kids. It’s definitely affordable. Might be a little complicated when a kid uses it. But other than that (4 )
O. D (verified owner) –
Surprisingly not cheap – My daughter wanted a video camera for her adventures for Christmas. She was primarily interested in this for the video capabilities, not the camera (which is now standard for most phones).
K. I (verified owner) –
Decent camera for what you pay for – Kids wanted a camera so we tried this. Picture is not as good as a high end phone, but for a kid, it’s fun. SD card holds plenty of pictures and then we down load them to a computer and let her pick which ones shee want to send to Walgreens. Send sturdy enough and fairly easy to use. Great for a kid, but I like my pixel 6 better.
I. L (verified owner) –
It’s a simple, affordable, entry-level children’s camera. – It’s a simple, affordable, entry-level children’s camera. They market it as a kid’s camera for a reason, it’s small and would fit their hands well. It’s a point-and-shoot camera, doesn’t have flash, instead it has a light you can turn on with the push of a button, has a no-name brand SD card that held the hundred or so pictures I took, the display isn’t great but the pictures look good enough on a PC when transferred over. If you have a cell phone then that is better than this camera in most cases, but, if you don’t like taking pictures with a phone or are getting it for a kid who can’t have a phone yet, this is decent enough. Overall, at this kind of price point with this kind of quality, I’d say it’s a 4 out of 5. I think you would be better off ordering a name-brand MicroSD card if getting this though, I’m not really keen on the no-name card that comes with it.
B. J (verified owner) –
Great quality pictures, – What I liked about this camera is how smooth the pictures was, the camera is colorful. Great for kids. It’s definitely affordable. Might be a little complicated when a kid uses it. But other than that (4 )
I. L (verified owner) –
It’s a simple, affordable, entry-level children’s camera. – It’s a simple, affordable, entry-level children’s camera. They market it as a kid’s camera for a reason, it’s small and would fit their hands well. It’s a point-and-shoot camera, doesn’t have flash, instead it has a light you can turn on with the push of a button, has a no-name brand SD card that held the hundred or so pictures I took, the display isn’t great but the pictures look good enough on a PC when transferred over. If you have a cell phone then that is better than this camera in most cases, but, if you don’t like taking pictures with a phone or are getting it for a kid who can’t have a phone yet, this is decent enough. Overall, at this kind of price point with this kind of quality, I’d say it’s a 4 out of 5. I think you would be better off ordering a name-brand MicroSD card if getting this though, I’m not really keen on the no-name card that comes with it.
D. S (verified owner) –
Decent camera for kids/teens – The body is plastic and the battery compartment is really hard to open. Every time I open it, I’m afraid it’s going to break. I do like that it came with 2 batteries. It takes ok quality pictures for a child. I wouldn’t use this as an adult as my phone takes much better pictures. But this is a great kids camera!
O. D (verified owner) –
Surprisingly not cheap – My daughter wanted a video camera for her adventures for Christmas. She was primarily interested in this for the video capabilities, not the camera (which is now standard for most phones).