Polaroid Go is a tiny instant camera which shoots tiny instant photos

Polaroid Go is a tiny instant photographic camera which shoots tiny instant photos

(Image credit: Polaroid)

Meet the Polaroid Get: the smallest analog instant camera in the globe, and which shoots similarly tiny photos.

How small-scale is it? It'southward just 4.1 ten 3.3 ten 2.4 inches, so yous'll have no issues finding room for it in a rucksack. It'll even fit in some coat pockets. Not that you lot'll want to hibernate it away, though, considering the Get is designed to be wearable and looks beautiful as a button.

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In case you're worried about what kind of photo medium you'll use in such a teensy camera, the Polaroid Go is launching alongside a new miniature version of Polaroid's classic square-format film.

This produces photos around 1.viii inches square, not including the frame. They're not exactly ideal for super-detailed shots, merely may be perfect for giving to friends at a party or picnic.

Surprisingly, given the Polaroid Go's size, information technology even finds room for a few extra features. Several of these are aimed at what is clearly the Go's target audience of Instagram-loving hipsters, such as a selfie mirror and a cocky-timer. You besides get a dynamic flash and travel-friendly accessories, plus the ability to accept double-exposure images.

Polaroid Go instant camera photo — (Image credit: Polaroid)

The Polaroid Go's dimensions and feature set put it squarely up against the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6, a model adept plenty to brand into information technology our list of the all-time instant cameras.

Which photographic camera yous adopt may come up downwardly to the merchandise-offs y'all go with the Get'due south really pocket-sized footprint. While the Instax is bigger at 5 x 4.7 10 2.three inches, it besides snaps more useful 2.4-inch square images.

Nosotros'll know more one time we've tried out the Polaroid Go for ourselves. Either manner, the Polaroid Go is bachelor for pre-sale now, priced at just $99.

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Every bit U.K. Editor in Principal on Tom's Guide, Marc is responsible for the site's U.G.-focused output besides as overseeing all gaming, streaming, audio, TV, entertainment, how-to and cameras coverage. He previously edited the tech website Stuff and has tested and written about phones, tablets, wearables, streaming boxes, smart dwelling devices, Bluetooth speakers, games and much more. He likewise spent years on a music mag, where his duties mainly involved spoiling other people's fun, and on a car magazine. An avid lensman, Marc likes nothing better than taking pictures of very small things (bugs, his daughters) or very big things (distant galaxies). When he gets time, he also enjoys gaming (console and mobile), cycling and attempting to watch as much sport as any homo can (peculiarly cricket).