
Polaroid 9096 Go Generation 2 Mini Instant Film Camera - Black
The world's smallest instant camera now takes better photos with improved exposure and a built-in selfie mirror.
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Overview
Key Features
Wearable and take anywhere-able: As the Polaroid’s smallest instant camera, the Polaroid Go fits in almost every bag, tote, pocket and pack. So you can capture real life wherever, whenever.
Takes clearer, brighter, even nicer pictures: Thanks to the large aperture range, precise light sensor and on-point-exposure settings, the Polaroid Go Generation 2 image quality is better than ever.
Built-in selfie mirror: Say cheese to yourself in the Polaroid Go’s reflective viewfinder – aka ‘selfie mirror’.
Double-exposure and self-timer modes: Take photos so nice you shot them twice with double-exposure mode. Or set up the perfect self-portrait with the touch of the self timer button.
Shoots pocketable Polaroid Go film and shoots 15 film packs with a single charge.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Ultra-compact size fits in a pocket, making it the most portable Polaroid camera available
- Ultra-compact size fits in pockets, small bags, and goes anywhere
- Ultra-compact size fits in a pocket or small bag for true on-the-go shooting
- Ultra-compact size fits in a jacket pocket, making it the most portable Polaroid camera available
- Improved exposure settings and larger aperture produce noticeably better image quality than the first generation
- Improved exposure system and larger aperture produce noticeably better image quality than the original Go
- Improved exposure settings and larger aperture produce noticeably better image quality over the first generation
- Improved light sensor and larger aperture produce noticeably better image quality than the first generation
- Built-in selfie mirror on the front makes framing self-portraits simple without guesswork
- Built-in selfie mirror, self-timer, and double-exposure mode add creative versatility
- Built-in selfie mirror makes framing self-portraits easy without a second device
- Built-in selfie mirror on the front makes framing self-portraits easy without guesswork
- Double-exposure and self-timer modes add creative shooting options beyond simple point-and-shoot
- Double-exposure and self-timer modes add creative versatility uncommon at this size
- Made with 30% recycled materials for a lower environmental footprint
- Double-exposure and self-timer modes add creative flexibility beyond basic point-and-shoot
- Made with 30% recycled materials for a lower environmental footprint
- Made with 30% recycled materials for a more sustainable choice
- Rechargeable battery lasts through 15 film packs, reducing waste from disposable batteries
👎 Cons
- Uses proprietary Polaroid Go film that is less widely available and more expensive per shot than Instax Mini
- Uses only Polaroid Go film, which is less widely available and more expensive per shot than Instax Mini
- Uses Polaroid Go film exclusively, which is less widely available than Instax or standard Polaroid formats
- Uses proprietary Polaroid Go film that costs more per shot than standard Polaroid formats
- Tiny viewfinder can be difficult to frame shots accurately, especially in bright light
- Go film prints are very small compared to standard instant film formats
- Smaller print size than standard Polaroid formats may not appeal to everyone
- Smaller print size may feel too tiny for those accustomed to standard Polaroid or Instax formats
- No manual exposure controls limit creative adjustments beyond the built-in modes
- No manual exposure controls for advanced photographers
- No manual exposure controls for advanced photographers
- Prints are significantly smaller than standard Polaroid photos, which may disappoint some buyers
- No flash power adjustment or manual exposure control limits performance in challenging lighting
- Limited battery indicator makes it hard to gauge remaining charge
- Limited flash range due to the compact body size
- Viewfinder is optical only with no digital screen for previewing or reviewing shots
- Film development time and cost-per-image remain inherent drawbacks of all instant film cameras