Polaroid Originals - 9003 - OneStep 2 i-Type instant Camera - White

I've had this for some time now. I've shot about 4-5 packs of film with this and I feel like I can make a review on this. I got this because I wanted to get into polaroid photography, but didn't want to get a vintage. For beginners this is great, it's easy to use and you can really get a feel for polaroid photography. I also have dropped this on concrete and it still works (it is a little broken but it doesn't affect anything and works great still!) if you're really invested and interested in polaroid photography, this is a great camera to start with!

great, easy, and fun, i would recommend buying an extra pack of film more then you would the first time you get this as you want to use about 8 shots just to get used to using it (if you've not used a Polaroid before.

Very easy to use Beautiful pictures come out

My son loves it. A new generation to be inspired by this iconic camera. I was given mine 50 years ago...

Good Polaroid camera, fun to use but film is very expensive. I like the self timer feature and also that you can turn off the flash.

Great fun but not sure how many times we will use film very expensive

I'm writing my review now as opposed to when I first got it (2018) as I wanted to know how it worked in the long run (and then didn't get a chance and quite frankly forgot to post it with work, having a baby, and covid etc etc, so I'm doing it now) I got this in spring/summer 2018, and it lasted me until spring 2019. To begin with, it worked perfectly. Film was a little expensive, but that's fair enough - Polaroid photos are a bit of a "novelty* to today's youth. I spent my summer that year taking photo after photo of my friends, scenery, and beer gardens. It did make some pretty beer garden photos! Then it got to Christmas. All was going well - or so I thought. I went to take a photo..and nothing came out. So I pressed the shutter again. It printed; neat, double exposure. It didn't do it again for a couple of months. April 2019 came along and it was my brother's wedding. Let's be honest, who WOULDN'T want Polaroid photos at a wedding? Apparently, I didn't, because I packed the film in and the black card didn't eject. I tried everything before giving up and having to take the pack of film out (and therefore waste it as the card had moved off of the exposures - it just hadn't ejected). In goes another pack. This time, the card ejected. I went to take my first shot... Nothing came out. Took it again, thinking it'll probably just be a double exposure. Nope. Again. Nothing. Several times, until discovering it was just not going to do anything it all. I haven't used it since. It makes a lovely paperweight, though.

Just what I wanted. Very pleased with this camera.