Kodak Charmera Blind Box Camera

What if your key chain could shoot photos? The Kodak Charmera makes it happen — a palm-sized digital camera that draws its soul from the Fling, Kodak's very first single-use camera launched in 1987. This isn't nostalgia for nostalgia's sake; it's a working reimagination of retro photography built for everyday carry.

Surprise Inside

Every Charmera ships as a blind box, hiding one of seven collectible vintage-inspired designs until the moment you open it. It's a gift that keeps you guessing — ideal for collectors, camera enthusiasts, or anyone who loves a little mystery.

Small Camera, Real Capability

Tucked inside the compact body is a 1.6MP 1/4" CMOS sensor paired with a 35mm-equivalent f/2.4 wide-angle lens, delivering 1440 x 1080 stills and 30 fps AVI video. Lean into the lo-fi aesthetic with four frames and seven filters — including Black & White, Cool Tone, Warm Tone, and four Pixel Filter variations — plus a classic time-and-date stamp overlay. A rear display and optical window viewfinder keep framing intuitive. Storage expands via microSD, and the built-in rechargeable battery tops up through a modern USB-C port. Attach the included key ring and this tiny shooter is always ready.