Little Tikes Digital Camera - BARGAIN!!!!

Don't want to rain on anyone's parade but we bought our 3 year old one of these before Christmas to stop her playing with our digi cam.
It looks lovely (pink one) and she loved it at first, however the screen resolution and refresh rate is absolutely dire. You also have to hold the camera perfectly still to get anywhere near a blur free image - nigh on impossible let alone for a small child. The resolution is not at all good enough to print either.
She is much happier using our Sony digital camera as she just loves to see the image she's just taken clearly on the screen.
If I knew how bad the screen was I would never have bought this camera. I have no idea how it compares to the Kid Tough Fisher Price one, but just thought I'd offer a warning.

abijanzo wrote: »

Don't want to rain on anyone's parade but we bought our 3 year old one of these before Christmas to stop her playing with our digi cam.
It looks lovely (pink one) and she loved it at first, however the screen resolution and refresh rate is absolutely dire. You also have to hold the camera perfectly still to get anywhere near a blur free image - nigh on impossible let alone for a small child. The resolution is not at all good enough to print either.
She is much happier using our Sony digital camera as she just loves to see the image she's just taken clearly on the screen.
If I knew how bad the screen was I would never have bought this camera. I have no idea how it compares to the Kid Tough Fisher Price one, but just thought I'd offer a warning.

i'm definitely with you on this one... i wasn't impressed either. I ended up buying a crap one off ebay, just so he stayed away from mine. The cheap one off ebay does a far better job and cost me £6. Plus little one seems to prefer it as he thinks "it's daddy's" and very grown up (2 and a half years old!!)

I can see why the OP posted it and it does a job for kids, but I regret buying one.

abijanzo wrote: »

How does the screen look on the FP one? I'm thinking of trying one of these instead...

I had been looking to get one for my boy...
But reading the reviews I wont bother

You can make your own mind up but.......

With comments like.........

Disappointing

Please don't bother - if your child is under 3 don't get them a camera yet, if over 3 buy a cheap digital camera

won't be replacing

Don't buy this excuse for a camera..

Poor picture quality but fun and robust

What a dissapointment

cute, but a disappointment

More than disappointed
Before i start i don't give this product one star - i had to give it a rating above 0. So please note my personal rating is 0.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fisher-Price-Kid-Tough-Digital-Camera/dp/customer-reviews/B000F3GNW6/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&customer-reviews.sort%5Fby=-SubmissionDate&customer-reviews.start=1#R1VFEI8KS9IZQT

I wasnt gonna get him the pink one BTW

I bought a couple of cheap Kodak cameras for my kids to take on hols last year. They were recon I think but bought direct from the Kodak website, fully guaranteed and cost £35 each.

I was extremely happy with them. They take great holiday snaps, have lots of features but are very easy to use in auto mode.

The only trouble in the end was that the kids didn't actually use them much, mainly because they were having too much fun to take photos. So that was good!

The moral? Don't buy a good camera, get a good holiday instead.

(By the way, we had two holidays last year. One was in Barbados and the other was 45 minutes drive away, in the Wye Valley. Barbados was great but the week in the Wye Valley was without a doubt one of the best holidays we've ever had. So by "good holiday" I don't mean exotic or expensive.)

rockin_plumber wrote: »

I had been looking to get one for my boy...
But reading the reviews I wont bother

You can make your own mind up but.......

With comments like.........

Disappointing .....

I think that is the final nail in the coffin. It's a shame big Children's toy manufacturers don't think that kid's can't tell the difference, or aren't worth spending what probably amounts to only a couple of quid more on the product to give it a half decent screen and resolution. I mean, parents are obviously willing to pay for a 'kid tough' product - which is a great concept, but come on we want some sort of quality for the cash!
Ah well, we live and learn, I shan't be buying one now.