Zippy the Sloth Model K and Koko the Panda Model P Kids Digital Cameras Review

Kids love doing the same things and having the same gadgets as their parents, and that includes taking pictures with digital cameras. Kidamento has a whole line of kid-friendly digital cameras with super cute animal designs to make the picture-taking experience even more fun.

Meowie the Cat and Zippy the Sloth are the Model K versions. These digital cameras feature a three-inch touchscreen, a pre-installed 16GB MicroSD card, a lanyard that doubles as storage space for the USB charging cable, and a detachable, lightweight silicone covering that makes the camera comfortable to hold while also protecting it from drops. The silicone is eco-friendly and PVC-, BPA-, and phthalate-free. All kids have to do to take a picture is point and shoot. The camera has one button at the top that snaps a photo or starts a video when kids press it. (A longer press of that button turns the camera on and off.) There are a variety of filters and frames that kids can add to their photos, selfies, and videos. You can use the USB lanyard to transfer pictures from the camera to a computer, and there is also the option of downloading a free BiBi Cam app to wirelessly transfer content. Photo resolution is 48MP, which is decent for a kids’ camera. The Model K also comes with a sticker sheet and instructions.

Koko the Panda is a Model P Instant Print Camera. The camera looks like a panda’s face, with one eye as the camera lens and the black-and-white pictures printing out of the panda’s mouth. The special printer paper requires no ink, and one roll is included. Refills are sold separately. The camera also includes a 16MB MicroSD card, a lanyard, a USB cable, and instructions. For more fun, the camera comes with stickers for decorating the camera and a Scavenger Hunt Photobook. To take a photo, selfie, or video, all kids have to do is point and shoot, pressing the large shutter button on the back of the camera. Kids can even add built-in filters and frames. This camera uses a different free app, DiDi Cam, to wirelessly transfer photos from the camera to a smartphone, and the app also lets you transfer and print coloring pages, puzzles, and frames, as well as use kid-friendly editing tools before printing. You can also use the USB cable to transfer photos from the camera to a computer. The photo resolution on this camera is 12MP, and photos print out pretty well.