Minolta 56MP Dual Lens Digital Camera – 5X Optical Zoom, 5K Ultra HD Video, CMOS Sensor, 2.8-inch LCD Screen, Stabilization, Selfie Lens, 32GB Card, Rechargeable Battery (Black)

love this camera, nice & light & pretty easy to operate with good features.

First of all - they just don't make cameras like they used to... I'm a real estate appraiser and I was looking for a replacement for my little Canon digital, which has been a solid little camera for the the 10+ years I've used one. During COVID they became impossible to find and have since skyrocketed in price! But the lens was so scratched, I just had to get something to replace it. I was looking for something (not my personal cell phone) under $200 for taking simple property photos. I had purchased a different brand with the zoom on the back, which is not easy to access with 1 hand, and the flash is on the right where my fingers tend to block it. I chose this one because it solved these problems and Minolta has always been a reliable brand. But this camera... it is the worst one I've maybe every had. First of all, it's not very heavy - which made me suspicious right out of the box. Further, it's slow, the flash is horribly weak, and you have to hold the button down for several seconds to get it shut off, while it turns on with the whisper of a touch. So every time I slipped this into my pocket between photos, it turned on. Not only is that hard on the lens but the battery soon drained and I was left with a dead battery. And every time I had to take a quick photo, it took longer because it has to turn on and warm up. Oh, and it defaults to "no flash", so I had to go in each time I turned it on, turn on the flash, and start taking photos. And you really need all the help you can get, so I left the flash on even outside. It was such a pain to use! And the quality of the photos was so poor, I didn't know if they'd even be suitable for my report. Further, the memory card is micro, which requires an adaptor to read, and just - no... This camera looks good but I would not recommend this for any use. You're not going to get good photos - ever. And - I can't return it. So I spent $175 on junk. I ended up with a Kodak, which has a slightly better photo quality but is more cumbersome to hold. At the end of the day, photo quality wins.

I didn’t have high expectations, but simply ordered it for the convenience of downloading via the mini SD card, taking pictures for business. However, any late model iPhone will take a much better quality image. Everything works as expected, but quality of pictures is not great, and shutter release seems slow.

Nice little camera. It shipped on time & as promised.

Teen daughter likes it and it has survived about six months of use.

Bought two of these -not to be disappointed. Bought for two 7-8 graders and they love them! Easy to use and if they came across a problem they references the info page.

It’s a piece of trash. Don’t buy it. My daughter used it once and the quality and its capabilities were so bad, she never used it again

Pictures were so blurred no clarity at all 😕

for the price, it did everything my kid wanted to do. if you have a smartphone it will be better to put my kid wanted to take pictures and videos on a camp trip and didn't want to take the phone for less distraction.