Average customer rating:
- Beware: Film must say Sticky to have adhesive! Great Camera!
- Not like other polaroids
- Great gift!
- Camera's Great - Film Doesn't Stick
- I-Zone Cameras
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Polaroid i-Zone Translucent Pocket Instant Camera (Fireball Red)
Manufacturer: Polaroid
ProductGroup: Photography
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Polaroid i-Zone Sticky Pocket Film (3-Pack)
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Kodak Max 4 NiMH 1850mAh Rechargeable AA Batteries
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Kodak Max 4 NiMH 2100mAh Rechargeable AA Batteries
Product Features:
- Takes instant pictures the size of a postage stamp
- Fun, new film format
- Focus-free with built-in flash and simple loading
- Sticky or nonsticky film available
- Kit includes camera, trial pack of sticky film, and batteries
ASIN: B00004VUC9 |
Amazon.com Review
Polaroid's i-zone pocket cameras produce tiny, high-quality Polaroid pictures about the size of a frame of 35mm film (or your average postage stamp). The i-zones use either sticky or nonsticky instant film, so you can put your pictures in a frame or stick them onto your notebook or CD player. While the cameras all have the same funky oblong plastic design, they are available in a variety of interesting color schemes. The silver edition is a solid silvery gray color, while Phat Blue and Fireball Red are translucent monotones, and most others are two-tone, like the jade version, which has an aqua green front and bluish back.
Each i-zone set comes complete with camera, instant pocket film (six shots), and two AA alkaline batteries--everything you need to start making pictures. We recommend buying extra film right away, especially if the camera is a gift, because those first six shots tend to go pretty fast. Loading the camera is as easy as dropping the film cartridge into the back of the camera and closing it back up. The trickiest part is remembering to pull the film tab out in one fluid motion, without stopping--exactly like most other Polaroids. When you expose a shot and pull out the film, you get something that looks like a Band-Aid, with an image in the middle and extra paper on both ends. Just clip the extra paper off with a pair of scissors and you have your final product. Be careful not to cut into the actual photo, as you don't want to give the caustic paste inside a chance to seep out and get on your fingers.
There are three exposure settings on the i-zone--indoors (with flash), outdoor/sunny, and outdoor/cloudy. Overall, the camera is probably best for subjects within 2 to 8 feet, although we took pictures of downtown buildings that turned out pretty well. The outdoor/sunny setting requires bright sun directly on the subject for a good exposure. Even if it isn't cloudy, try using the outdoor/cloudy setting if the subject is in shadow or if it is early or late in the day when the sunlight isn't at full strength. The flash seems to work best from about 4 to 5 feet away.
The best part is figuring out what to do with the mini photos once you've created them. The options seem to be limitless, from decorating cell phones to using them as key chains, putting them in mini frames, or making refrigerator magnets. These cameras are affordable, simple to use, and a lot of fun. --Walt Opie
Amazon.com Product Description
Polaroid's new I-Zone instant pocket camera is the latest "go- everywhere, must-have item," which comes in fireball red and will let you express yourself. The camera kit includes Polaroid's latest format of instant camera, six exposures of sticky film, and batteries. It produces postage-stamp- sized photographs, available with either a sticky or nonsticky backing, and offers a selectable built-in flash that automatically shuts off after each shot to conserve batteries. The picture quality is one of Polaroid's best, producing vivid colors and surprisingly excellent detail for such a small image. Loading the Polaroid I-Zone is simple, and using it is even simpler. There is no need to focus, the built-in flash fires automatically, and the camera is small enough to slip into a purse or the small pocket on a backpack. The pocket camera is not just about taking pictures--it's also about what you decide to do with them.
Customer Reviews:
Beware: Film must say Sticky to have adhesive! Great Camera!.......2004-10-14
I love this camera but I bought it and also could not figure out how to get photos to stick. I called toll free polaroid number and they explained there are 2 types of film. Plain and one that says sticky..but this camera is a blast! Very fun! Just need to know if you want photo STICKERS..BUY STICKY FILM!
Not like other polaroids.......2002-03-22
this was abig disappointment. The photos do not come out automatically like our regular Polaroid. This was a birthday present for my daughter and the first time out she pulled and three photos came straight out and did not tear off in between. I thoguht she'd be taking photos and sticking them everywhere, but the thing is gathering dust in a drawer somewhere.
Great gift!.......2001-12-24
This simple little camera will be a huge hit at weddings, parties, goofy weekends hanging out with friends and family, and everything in between. I have a silver izone myself but gave 2 of these clear red ones for Christmas: fun and festive presents that I know will get lots of use. It would also be a wonderful gift for Valentine's Day, not only because of it's hot fireball colour, but because you and your honey can use it to record all kinds of happy moments together all year 'round.
Camera's Great - Film Doesn't Stick.......2001-11-22
The camera is great for kids! Easy and fun to use. The camera should come with more detailed instructions on peeling the back off of the film to get it to stick. We've gone through roll and haven't figured it out yet. It is a fun camera for the price.
I-Zone Cameras.......2001-09-04
I don't personally have an iZone camera, but my friend has one, and I think they're really neat. The film is really expensive, but otherwise they're fun, and easy, and better than having to wait to get regular film developed. iZone cameras are cool, get your own!!!!
Average customer rating:
- Smile...
- Fun camera!
- Piece of junk.
- Sort of Cheap Fun
- Polaroid I Zone Camera
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Polaroid i-zone Translucent Pocket Instant Camera, Phat Blue
Manufacturer: Polaroid
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics
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Accessories:
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Polaroid i-Zone Sticky Pocket Film (3-Pack)
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Kodak Max 4 NiMH 2100mAh Rechargeable AA Batteries
Product Features:
- Takes instant pictures the size of a postage stamp
- Fun, new film format
- Focus-free with built-in flash and simple loading
- Sticky or nonsticky film available
- Kit includes camera, trial pack of sticky film, and batteries
ASIN: B00004VUC8 |
Amazon.com Review
Polaroid's i-zone pocket cameras produce tiny, high-quality Polaroid pictures about the size of a frame of 35mm film (or your average postage stamp). The i-zones use either sticky or nonsticky instant film, so you can put your pictures in a frame or stick them onto your notebook or CD player. While the cameras all have the same funky oblong plastic design, they are available in a variety of interesting color schemes. The silver edition is a solid silvery gray color, while Phat Blue and Fireball Red are neon-like translucent monotones, and most others are two-tone, like the Jade version, which has an aqua green front and bluish back.
Each i-zone set comes complete with camera, instant pocket film (six shots), and two AA alkaline batteries--everything you need to start making pictures. We recommend buying extra film right away, especially if the camera is a gift, because those first six shots tend to go pretty fast. Loading the camera is as easy as dropping the film cartridge into the back of the camera and closing it back up. The trickiest part is remembering to pull the film tab out in one fluid motion, without stopping--exactly like most other Polaroids. When you expose a shot and pull out the film, you get something that looks like a Band-Aid, with an image in the middle and extra paper on both ends. Just clip the extra paper off with a pair of scissors and you have your final product. Be careful not to cut into the actual photo, as you don't want to give the caustic paste inside a chance to seep out and get on your fingers.
There are three exposure settings on the i-zone--indoors (with flash), outdoor/sunny, and outdoor/cloudy. Overall, the camera is probably best for subjects within 2 to 8 feet, although we took pictures of downtown buildings that turned out pretty well. The outdoor/sunny setting requires bright sun directly on the subject for a good exposure. Even if it isn't cloudy, try using the outdoor/cloudy setting if the subject is in shadow or if it is early or late in the day when the sunlight isn't at full strength. The flash seems to work best from about 4 to 5 feet away.
The best part is figuring out what to do with the mini photos once you've created them. The options seem to be limitless, from decorating cell phones to using them as key chains, putting them in mini frames, or making refrigerator magnets. These cameras are affordable, simple to use, and a lot of fun. --Walt Opie
Amazon.com Product Description
Polaroid's new I-Zone instant pocket camera is the latest "go- everywhere, must-have item," which comes in phat blue and will let you express yourself. The camera kit includes Polaroid's latest format of instant camera, six exposures of sticky film, and batteries. It produces postage-stamp-sized photographs, available with either a sticky or nonsticky backing, and offers a selectable built-in flash that automatically shuts off after each shot to conserve batteries. The picture quality is one of Polaroid's best, producing vivid colors and surprisingly excellent detail for such a small image. Loading the Polaroid I-Zone is simple, and using it is even simpler. There is no need to focus, the built-in flash fires automatically, and the camera is small enough to slip into a purse or the small pocket on a backpack. The pocket camera is not just about taking pictures--it's also about what you decide to do with them.
Customer Reviews:
Smile..........2002-02-17
This small camera is ideal for young children to adults. It provides the user with instant pictures. Film for the camera can be purchased with a sticky or nonsticky backing and is easily intalled into the camera. The mediocre flash adds some functionality to the fun camera. The flashy colors and design add a blast of "ah-ha" to the cameras overall appearence. Althought the film is moderately expensive in relation to regular film, the addition of the "neat effect" balance the two. With a relatively low retail price, you will be investing in a camera and a great time!
Fun camera!.......2001-04-11
I've had my i-zone camera since they first came out, and I constantly use it (when I can afford the film, that is!). I've bought a few more for friends as gifts, and everyone seems to enjoy them. The i-zone camera is a fun thing to take small pictures with, and the sticky film is awesome!
Piece of junk........2001-02-17
Picture quality is consistently extremely poor. Very small image. Film is over priced. Camera breaks extremely easily. Images do not scan well even on a high quality scanner. I think the product is mostly just a gimick and a fad which I hope disappears quickly. I recieved one for free as a prize in a contest at a web site. Tried it out, and I think it's completely useless. I would not even purchase as a gift for someone. Reguardless as to how much they want it except to satisfy curiosity. It will most likely end up either collecting dust or being sold at garage sales for a penny. However, if it goes out of production quickly enough maybe they'll become collectables.
Sort of Cheap Fun.......2001-01-31
I often buy this as a gift, especially for the 8-12 year old group. It's easy to use and the pictures aren't bad - they're about 1 X 1 1/2 inches and have the same fuzzy flattering quality of the regular size Polaroids. The film isn't cheap, though, and after the kids run through the measly 5 picture roll that's included, Mom and Dad or older kids with allowances get to shell out close to [price] for another 3-roll pack (12 pictures each). But it is fun and kids of all ages love it.
Polaroid I Zone Camera.......2001-01-23
I love my I Zone camera, but what I don't like about it is that the film isn't very good. What I mean is, it's sharp and everything, but the sticky stuff on the back isn't very durable. Also, it's about 50 cents a shot. I'm 12 years old, so that's a bit expensive for me. Another thing is, I can only find sticky film. The closest place to my house I could find non sticky film was 5 miles away (and I can't even drive yet) But that's not something to judge the camera by.) I would recomend the camera to anyone who's under 15.
Average customer rating:
- No Longer In Production
- Love it...
- Great Camera
- Really great camera, but the film is kinda pricy
- Really great camera, but the film is kinda pricy
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Polaroid i-zone Translucent Pocket Instant Camera, Icicle Blue
Manufacturer: Polaroid
ProductGroup: Photography
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Accessories:
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Polaroid i-Zone Sticky Pocket Film (3-Pack)
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Polaroid i-Zone Non-Sticky Pocket Film (3-Pack)
Product Features:
- Takes instant pictures the size of a postage stamp
- Fun, new film format
- Focus-free with built-in flash and simple loading
- Sticky or nonsticky film available
- Flash automatically shuts off after each shot to conserve batteries
ASIN: B00005AKPE |
Amazon.com Review
Polaroid's i-zone pocket cameras produce tiny, high-quality Polaroid pictures about the size of a frame of 35mm film (or your average postage stamp). The i-zones use either sticky or nonsticky instant film, so you can put your pictures in a frame or stick them onto your notebook or portable CD/MP3 player. While the cameras all have the same funky oblong plastic design, they are available in a variety of interesting color schemes. The camera turns itself off automatically after each shot to conserve battery power.
Loading the camera is as easy as dropping the film cartridge into the back of the camera and closing it back up. The trickiest part is remembering to pull the film tab out in one fluid motion, without stopping--exactly like most other Polaroids. When you expose a shot and pull out the film, you get something that looks like a Band-Aid, with an image in the middle and extra paper on both ends. Just clip the extra paper off with a pair of scissors and you have your final product. Be careful not to cut into the actual photo, as you don't want to give the caustic paste inside a chance to seep out and get on your fingers.
There are three exposure settings on the i-zone--indoors (with flash), outdoor/sunny, and outdoor/cloudy. Overall, the camera is probably best for subjects within two to eight feet, although we took pictures of downtown buildings that turned out pretty well. The outdoor/sunny setting requires bright sun directly on the subject for a good exposure. Even if it isn't cloudy, try using the outdoor/cloudy setting if the subject is in shadow or if it is early or late in the day when the sunlight isn't at full strength. The flash seems to work best from about four to five feet away.
The best part is figuring out what to do with the mini photos once you've created them. The options seem to be limitless, from decorating cell phones to using them as key chains, putting them in mini frames, or making refrigerator magnets. These cameras are affordable, simple to use, and a lot of fun. --Walt Opie
Amazon.com Product Description
Polaroid's new i-zone instant pocket camera is the latest "go-everywhere, must-have item," and it comes in "icicle blue." It produces postage-stamp-sized photographs, available with either a sticky or nonsticky backing, and offers a selectable built-in flash that automatically shuts off after each shot to conserve batteries. The picture quality is one of Polaroid's best, producing vivid colors and surprisingly excellent detail for such a small image. Loading the Polaroid i-zone is simple, and using it is even simpler. There is no need to focus, the built-in flash fires automatically, and the camera is small enough to slip into a purse or the small pocket on a backpack. The pocket camera is not just about taking pictures--it's also about what you decide to do with them.
Customer Reviews:
No Longer In Production.......2007-07-16
Shipper was great to work with and quickly refunded my money, but you can't buy film for this anywhere anymore, as it is not being made any longer!
Love it..........2002-07-09
I bought this camera to take pics of my wedding guests for my guest book....I love it! The film is a little pricey, but that's the cost on instant gratification I suppose. The sticky stuff is nice, not sticky enough to ruin anything, but will stay on a computer monitor, magnet, or in a book.
Great Camera.......2002-03-11
I just received my camera today, and I already love it. I have taken four pictures, and have tried not to take anymore, because I want my film to last. The pictures turned out remarkably good for such a small camera. Pretty much, this camera is all around adequate, except for a few flaws. The first flaw is that the instruction booklet is very confusing, because it only uses pictures, and there is a release button on the side of the camera, and if anything hits it, it will open up exposing the film. This is hardly a problem; you just have to be careful with it. I recommend this camera to anyone, including people who aren't even interested in photography.
Really great camera, but the film is kinda pricy.......2001-11-28
This is a really durable camera. i've dropped it about a billion times, and it still works as well as ever! The focus isn't all that great, and the pix aren't SUPER high quality, but considering the price... but the pix are absolutely adorable. the size is so cute. i definitely recommend this camera!
Really great camera, but the film is kinda pricy.......2001-11-28
This is a really durable camera. i've dropped it about a billion times, and it still works as well as ever! The focus isn't all that great, and the pix aren't SUPER high quality, but considering the price... but the pix are absolutely adorable. the size is so cute. i definitely recommend this camera!
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Polaroid i-zone Translucent Pocket Instant Camera, Assortment
Manufacturer: Polaroid
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics
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ASIN: B00004VUES |
Customer Reviews:
I LOVE IT.......2002-11-24
this is the best camera!!!!!! it is SO cool. The pics aren't very big but their SO clear!!!!! it is so great to just be able to develop it right on the spot! also, with the new sticky film and fortune film it makes the already incredibly fun camera into the MAXIMUM fun camera!!!!!! I RECCOMEND THIS ITEM TO ANYBODY!
Product Description
TDK MOJO 1 -- For workouts, bicycle and skateboard adventures, or just staring at the old computer screen, enjoying your favorite music on these fashionable, feature-packed cordless MP3 headphones kicks your day up a notch or two! The MOJO 1 features 128MB built-in solid-state, skip-free flash memory -- plus a an SD ( Secure Digital ) - MMC ( Multimedia Card ) memory expansion slot. Powered - 1 AAA battery USB 1.1 interface Includes 3 pairs extra ear pads, USB cable, manual, and software/drivers on CD-ROM (Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP compatible)
Customer Reviews:
i loved it...until someone stole it.......2006-12-29
I'm on here to try and find a new mojo 1, because someone stole mine. It changed my world as far as sports - basketball, snowboarding, ect. It doesn't skip, and took a beating. I've never wrote a review before, but I feel strong about this product and wonder why apple hasn't hit the sd card/mp3 headphone market yet. The only downside is transferring files using the software- but it's easy if you have half a brain. Wireless is the only way for me for now on, but does anybody know where I can find new ones? Amazon is sold out, and no one is selling them on ebay...
Worst customer service EVER!.......2006-01-20
Lousy controls (can't see what you are doing and buttons stick - I ended up with headaches from pushing the buttons so hard while running). Stupid format - mjm. Cannot play real MP3, then you have to subscribe to their Moodlogic (more money). Be careful, it automatically converts the first 100 songs (you don't get to pick) in your library to mjm, then you HAVE to pay to Moodlogic to convert the rest.
I bought my MOJO1 in May, it would eat up batteries about 1 every two weeks (and I only run 3-4 days/week). It stopped working (SD card would actually "skip" like a CD) in August and, after numerous online chats and emails (TDK has the WORST Customer Service I have ever, REPEAT EVER, dealt with - they don't respond to email request in a timely manner and you cannot talk to them, you have to CHAT) I sent it back to them for "repairs." Well, that was September. I heard NOTHING from them for almost FOUR months! Finally, after more emails and chats (you cannot TALK to a rep to save you life), they asked me if I would accept a MOJO256F as a substitute.
I'm taking them up on it, but I don't have high hopes. They should have stuck to making media.
Good player with caveats.......2005-03-31
I've been using the Mojo 1 player for a year and a half now. If you're interested in the Mojo you're interested in listening to music without wires. The danger with any headphone style mp3 player is that however good the mp3 player, you're still at the mercy of the headphone quality. Most audiophiles would avoid the Mojo 1 -- these are not Grado SR60s. But they are decent headphones. There is no lcd screen but you figure out how to operate it with your fingers. The Mojo 1 runs on one AAA battery, but when the battery charge gets to around 1.25/1.5V on my 750mAh Energizer rechargeable batteries, the charge becomes too weak for the Mojo. To me that's plenty of time; still remember to carry spare AAA rechargeable batteries. The Mojo 1 has 128mb of internal memory but you won't want to keep your mp3s in the internal memory, that requires using either a musicmatch or moodlogic plugin to convert your mp3s to a proprietary DRM'd .mjm format. The Mojo 1 will not play regualr mp3s in the internal memory, only converted mjm files. The Mojo 1 will record FM radio from the tuner onto the internal memory only so you may want to save the internal memory for recording radio snippets (in .wav format), or else to save jpgs or other non-music files. Normal mp3s will play from external SD cards, but only SD cards up to 512mb. I tested a 1gb RiDATA 66x card in my Mojo 1 and it choked. If you have a TDK Mojo 1 please write to TDK customer support asking them to create new firmware so that the Mojo 1 will support 1gb SD cards. While TDK has been sitting on their hands, others have been innovating. Check out the izon: http://www.globalat.com/bluetoothheadset.html which supports bluetooth AND has an SD card slot. If you need wireless now, the TDK Mojo 1 is still probably your best bet (I'd like to hear from an Izon owner though), but if you can wait, another generation of wireless headphones may be just around the corner.
Great product, Software lacking.......2004-12-01
I have one - been using it for a year, and I'm ordering another for my husband. I really love it. It's easy to use; the wireless aspect is great. It does get a bit heavy, but I can just tuck a few strands of hair behind my ears if it becomes uncomfortable, and then continue to wear them. Seeing it's the only product out there of this kind product comparisons are limited, but obviously I like enough or I wouldn't buy another. It would be much more handy if it were to allow for dragging and dropping of files without having to use MoodLogic. Overall, I think it's a top shelf product.
usable, but overpriced.......2004-04-07
This type of player is absolute must for me, as I put a lot of miles on my bike on weekends. I want music to last for hours and don't want any wires. I used Now Evolution 32MB similar to this player, loved it with exception of limited storage. I tried to purchase Now Evolution NP256, but couldn't find it anywhere! Mojo 1 is the only other option available, which I was reluctant to go for, but had no choice. I was disappointed, when after several attempts to copy my MP3 file directly to internal memory, I realized that I have to use MoodLogic software (supplied) to transfer files, which encrypts them. What a hastle!
External memory is OK for direct coping.
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