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Akito the Fox - Model C
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Introducing Model C, the perfect camera for kids aged 3 to 7. Its compact design fits comfortably in their little hands, while the soft silicone case (food-grade) absorbs rough play. The lanyard doubles as a charging cable, making it an ideal travel companion. This camera offers everything that a budding photographer would adore in their first camera.
Introducing Akito the Fox, a beloved new member of the Model C family. In Japanese, "Akito" means "intelligent child." Invite Akito on a photographic journey filled with imagination and creativity.
Best first camera for children:
- Up to 8MP* photos, 1440 x 1080 videos.
- Super compact and lightweight design.
- Durable ABS plastic and food-grade silicone material.
- Built-in 750mAh lithium polymer rechargeable battery.
- Pre-installed 32GB microSD card.
- The lanyard doubles as charging and data cable.
Warning: Choking hazard - small parts; not for children under 3 yrs.
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Witness the exceptional quality of Model C through these real pictures captured by the camera. It's undoubtedly the top choice among all toy cameras.
Customer Reviews
super cute and easy to use!
Great interactive camera and excellent customer service
My 3yo is in love with her camera! It’s perfect for little learners (and little hands) and I appreciate the charging cord and fun stickers. Happy with the purchase :)
So cute and the perfect size for our grandson. It’s a Christmas present so he hasn’t received it yet but his parents both gave their stamp of approval. I know he’s going to love it because taking pictures with everybody’s phones is something that he really enjoys doing. Thank you for making a kid-size camera!
Our 4-year-old is so excited about his first “real” camera (Akito the Fox). He particularly appreciates how easy it is to understand and use the different functions, how good the images look, and how sturdy it is—he puts it face down all the time and has dropped it at least twice already, but there are no signs of wear or damage. As a parent, I appreciate that there is no rubbish on the camera like video games, which seems to be a standard feature of so many of the cheaply produced cameras on the market. My only minor criticism: the camera strap is a tad too short for him to put the camera around his neck comfortably. But he has a very big head, and the strap can be opened and unhooked very easily, so that’s not a big deal. Bottom line: great, high-quality camera!
