inaepeak 4K 64MP Digital Camera, 2.88″ LCD Compact Kids Digital Camera, 18X Digital Zoom Photography Camera with Bracket, Rechargeable Portable All In One Digital Camera for Kids/Teens/Beginner, White

Basic camera
Basic camera with phone like features, nothing special about it. Got it for my daughter for a school project but I wish it had some sort off strap or drop protection

Decent first camera for children
Considering the relatively low price this beginner’s camera is fairly decent. Everything required is in the box including a 32GB microSD card, a mini tripod, wrist strap and USB cable. Unlike some of the very cheap children’s cameras available this model boasts a flash which is useful for indoor photography. The 18x zoom is digital only, with the associated drop in picture quality the further you zoom in. The screen is not very high resolution and quite small but adequate for a camera which is most likely to be used by young children. The same is true of the plastics used in the camera body, clearly quite cheap but serve the purpose. I’m not sure how long lived this camera will be if abused, for instance I don’t think it would survive much of a drop onto something hard, so probably good that a lanyard/wrist strap is included. Photo and video quality is okay but if your children become interested in photography after using this you will soon want to move on to something more serious.Priced at £40 (£50 with 20% voucher) at time of review this is a little more expensive than the very basic cheapest alternatives but the specs are slightly better. Personally I’d only really recommend this for younger children as a far better quality and spec’ed proper digital camera from a major brand can be picked up second hand for a similar price.

Image quality is poor; but the Len’s view of the world could make for a fun art project
This Inaepeak’s compact digital camera comes with a 64megapixel sensor that sits behind a fixed focus 18mm lens. The camera is very easy to use; it has menus that show things in English. The camera can be used to shoot stills, video and be used as a webcam.The lens has auto-focus; that is triggered when you press the shutter; it doesn’t have a zoom lens. It does have digital zoom, where it crops in on the image. I have included a few samples of this on my review; the faceted look is fun, but it stops being a photo.Photos in a bright place without using the zoom have a pleasant polaroid style. There can be a lot of colour fringing if the sun is in the frame, you can also get flaring in the lens. When you give it enough time to focus the images are sharp though, the letters on the Leicester market image are crisp. Though the frame has a lot of purple around it that isn’t there.In low light the images have a LOT of noise that takes away a lot of detail in the darker places. It does have an LED light you can turn on to counter some of this.It does a decent job on video; despite the image stabilisation in the menus, you do need a steady hand to use it. The output video files are small but have reasonable colour. Unlike an action camera the image isn’t rounded like fisheye lines stay straight.The sensor is something you might find in a phone; only it doesn’t have the photo processing that a phone brings. That does give you an interesting look. It’s billed as a Kids camera but doesn’t have any drop protection. It’s not a camera to document your life as the image quality isn’t the best; but could be a fun art project; especially when you use the digital zoom.