Andoer 44MP Compact Digital Camera with 32GB TF Card, 16X Optical Zoom, Anti-Shake 1080P Vlogging Camera, Auto Focus, Portable for Kids, Teens, Adults, Black

Decent quality camera for kids with 2 batteries and SD card.
Andoer Digital Camera for those kids who want to follow their parents in photography. It comes with 2 × 700mAh rechargeable batteries and a decent capacity 32GB SD card.It has auto focus and face detection but obviously not as fast as more expensive cameras. It has 16× Digital zoom but I am an amateur photographer who has over 35 years of experience in photography so for me Digital zoom is merely a gimmick as quality deteriorates upon zooming and the screen looks really badly shaking. It has IPS screen which is clear and shows good colours on display. It has a USB C charging port and comes with the cable too as well as a fabric material pouch.Now my opinion on this product. I am not sure if kids now a days want a pocket Digital camera as they prefer mobiles. There is no way a teenager or adult would buy it for photography as there are plenty of much higher quality pocket size Digital cameras available in the market in consumer range.Apart from that if you have a child who wants a pocket Digital camera then you may find it a good value for money as everything is included to get you started.

Cheap tat
Shocking Chinese camera doesn’t even work can’t view photos and makes people cross eyes and have acne

Good basic camera but poor low light performance
I got this camera as an alternative to using my Mobile phone for taking review photographs. This would save me having to constantly plug my phone into my PC for uploading and so risking wearing out the USB-C port on the phone. I’m not a fan of the clunky cloud-based photo storage apps… When plugging into the PC, the camera goes into a sort of USB-drive mode and file transfer to Windows is straightforward but the camera doesn’t allow any picture taking – it also switches off when the cable is unplugged.The camera is well presented with two batteries and a 32GB MicroSD card which fits neatly into a slot in the main battery storage compartment. Also included are a small lanyard, polishing cloth, soft cloth storage bag, USB-A to C connecting/charging lead and a manual.The camera’s menu is reasonably easy to navigate to set up your preferences for a host of settings such as Resolution(Image Size), Anti-shake, Face Detect, Smile Capture, Auto focus weighting (centre vs average), Language, Date/Time, Frequency (50 or 60Hz) as well as twenty exposure effects. The 2.4” screen is clear and bright.In use, I found that the camera is fine in really good bright lighting conditions but it struggles with low light/indoor pictures (which is what I mostly wanted it for). I set the camera to 8MP and also set my Samsung Note20’s camera to 8MP to make a comparison (see pics). Neither pictures used flash – in fact the Andoer camera doesn’t have a flash – it’s a weak ‘torch’. The Andoer really struggled with the subject matter. Granted, the Samsung is way more expensive than the Andoer but the Andoer only has one job…That said, as long as I make sure any pictures I want to take are well lit, the Andoer has proven to be a good little workhorse over the last several months.The 16x Optical zoom is a nice thing to have. I’m not that impressed with the headline ‘44MP’ that a great number of the cameras at this price range have – a large resolution is not much use if your indoor pictures are poor exposures with washed out colours.Pros 👍:✔️ Reasonable value✔️ Good little workhorse✔️ Good accessoriesCons👎:❌ Poor low light performance❌ Light is a ‘torch’ not a true flashIn Summary, a useful compact, reasonable value camera with quite a lot of features but let down by low light performance.

Decent
Great budget range digital camera, that still takes adequate enough photos. Compact and with a user friendly operating system. Would recommend.