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Kodak CHARMERA Millennium

Kodak CHARMERA Millennium

Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition - Keychain Digital Camera (Blind Box Collectable)

A tiny Y2K-inspired digital camera and collectable in one - lo-fi futurism you can clip to your keys.

The Charmera Millennium snaps photos and records video, with retro-futurist frames, pixelated colour filters, and a date stamp built in - no editing needed. Transfer your shots via the included USB-C cable and share in a snap.

It's a blind box: each sealed box reveals one of seven vintage designs at random, including one secret edition. Part camera, part collectable, all surprise - trade with friends and try to complete the set.

Key specs:

  • 1.6MP photos (1440 x 1080 JPEG)
  • Video at 30fps (AVI)
  • ~35mm equiv. f/2.4 lens
  • 4 frames + 7 filters (photo mode)
  • 200mAh rechargeable battery (USB-C)
  • microSD up to 128GB (not included)
  • Ultra-compact ~30g ABS body

In the box: Charmera Millennium camera, USB-C cable, and keyring.

A fun, pocket-sized bit of nostalgia and a collectable to chase - great as a gift, stocking filler, or everyday keychain camera.

Blind Box Collectible

Each box reveals one of seven unique vintage designs at random, including one secret edition. Collect them all!

Key Specs

  • 1440 × 1080 photo output (~1.6 MP)
  • 30 fps video recording
  • Rechargeable 200 mAh battery
  • Supports Micro SD cards
  • Dimensions: 58 × 24.5 × 20 mm
  • Weight: ~30 g

What's Included

  • Charmera Keychain Digital Camera
  • USB-C cable
  • Keyring accessory
  • Collectable card
Regular price $89.00 NZD
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Kodak

Kodak is the iconic American photography brand founded by George Eastman in Rochester, New York in 1888, credited with making photography accessible to the masses through simple roll film cameras. Eastman Kodak Company still manufactures and sells Kodak branded colour and black and white film, disposable and instant cameras, photo paper and printing products, and the name remains synonymous with classic film photography.

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