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Polaroid iZone Camera Review

Polaroid iZone Camera Review

Posted on August 30, 2016December 11, 2018 By Jarvis

iZone iE877

The Polaroid iZone is a compact, mini zoom camera with an 18-megapixel sensor and 8x optical zoom. It’s available in several different colours, with the distinctive Polaroid multicoloured stripe on the front. It’s available for £131.41/$197 from Amazon. Developed in conjunction with Sakar, the parent company of Vivitar, the camera is produced by them using Polaroid branding.

Features

Polaroid says the Polaroid iZone has an 18-megapixel sensor, 8x optical zoom and the capability to record 1080p HD video. There is a 2-inch preview/menu screen on the back and the camera has built-in Wi-Fi, for easy sharing.

There is a built-in lithium battery and in the box, you get a charging cable, plug with USB adaptor, wrist strap and a software disk, which when installed can be used to access your images and videos in an easy to use interface..
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