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Pocket Retro Camera

Pocket Retro Camera

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One button, no app

The grain comes from the sensor

1,800 photos per charge

Fits on your keychain

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30-day guarantee

Try it risk-free, money back within 30 days.

Tracked shipping

Fast shipping with tracking.

Easy returns

A simple, fast process.

How do you use it?

There's nothing to learn

1. You clip it to your keychain.

2. You press the button for a photo, you hold it for a video.

3. You plug in the USB cable and copy your files.

🔹 No app, no account, no connection.

How do I get the photos off?

With the included USB cable. The camera shows up as a USB drive on Mac, on Windows and on most tablets.

Your photos are files, on your computer, yours. Nothing goes through a cloud or asks for an account.

The memory card included is already formatted: it works straight out of the box.

What's included?

• 1 camera
• 1 8 GB memory card, already formatted
• 1 USB-C charging cable
• 1 transfer cable
• 1 lanyard

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1

button, that's it

1,800

photos per charge

1080p

photo and video

30 days

to try it risk-free

Our camera vs your phone

Your phone wins on sharpness. It loses on everything else — and above all on what decides whether a photo ever gets looked at again.

  Phone

A look like no one else's

Gets passed around without hesitation

No notifications while you shoot

Photos don't get lost among 8,000 others

Doesn't drain your phone's battery

Fits on a keychain

Makes a gift

Maximum sharpness

Detail

The fixed lens

No zoom, no focus to set. You frame and you shoot. That limitation is what gives the image its style, and what makes you take ten photos instead of two hundred.

Detail

The sensor

The grain and the warm tones come from here, not from editing. That's the difference between an aesthetic and a filter: it's in the original file, it can't be removed and it can't be copied.

Detail

The built-in flash

A party, a bar, a gig. The flash's direct light is part of the result: it's what gives night shots that look of a photo found in a shoebox.

Detail

The single button

Just one. Nothing to set up, nothing to learn, nothing to go wrong while the moment passes. Hand it to someone who's never owned a camera and they'll work it out in a second.

Detail

The battery and USB-C

About 1,800 photos per charge, and under an hour to recharge. The same cable as your phone, nothing extra to carry.

Detail

The keychain ring

It's the detail that changes everything. A camera stuck in a drawer is useless. This one leaves with your keys, so it's there when the scene happens.

The result

What your photos actually look like

Visible grain, warm tones, light spilling over the edges. It isn't a filter added afterwards: that's how it comes out of the sensor. It's why these photos get looked at twice, instead of once like the 8,000 sitting on your phone.

1 — You clip it to your keys

It weighs less than a keyring. After that you stop thinking about grabbing it: it's already there.

2 — You press

One button for the photo, the same one held down for video. No app, no connection, no account to create.

3 — You plug in and get it all back

USB cable, the card shows up as a USB drive. Your photos are files, on your computer, yours. Nothing goes through a cloud.

Frequently asked questions

Is the quality better than my phone's?

No, and that's not what it's for. Your phone takes sharper images. This camera takes images with character, with grain and with a date — the ones you pull out again.

If you're after sharpness, stick with your phone.

Is the retro look a filter?

No. It comes from the lens and the sensor, and it's already in the file when you pull it off. That's exactly what makes it impossible to fake with a preset.

Do you need an app?

None. No account, no connection, no updates. You plug in over USB and copy your files.

How do I get the photos off?

With the included USB cable. The camera shows up as a USB drive on Mac, on Windows and on most tablets.

Your files stay at home with you.

Does it shoot video too?

Yes, in 1080p, with the same button held down.

How long does the battery last?

About 1,800 photos per charge, and under an hour to recharge over USB-C.

What's in the box?

The camera, an 8 GB memory card already formatted, a USB-C cable, a transfer cable and a lanyard.

Does it work at night?

Yes, thanks to the built-in flash. The result is direct and contrasty — that's the effect we want, not a flaw.

Is it good for kids?

It's a good first camera: one button, nothing to mess up in the settings and no screen to grab their attention. From six or seven years old it works really well.

Can you configure it?

No, and that's on purpose. No menus, no modes. The limitation is what creates the style.

Why buy a camera if I already have a phone?

Because they're not the same photos. And because nobody hands their unlocked phone to a stranger in a bar, while this one gets passed around without a second thought.

And if it doesn't win me over?

You've got 30 days to try it. If it doesn't convince you, we refund you.