Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition Keychain Camera – Blind Box

Pocket-Sized Y2K Nostalgia

The Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition is a tiny keychain digital camera built for anyone who misses the early-2000s digital camera era. Wrapped in a high-gloss metallic shell, it's part functional shooter, part collectible, perfect for teens, beginners, and retro tech fans who love a good throwback gadget.

Real Camera, Mini Package

Don't let the size fool you — inside is a genuine 1.6MP CMOS sensor paired with a fixed f/2.4 lens, capturing stills at 1440 x 1080 or video at 30fps in AVI format. A 0.8-inch rear live preview display plus an optical window viewfinder give you flexible ways to frame your shot, while a built-in automatic LED flash and date stamp round out the retro-digital experience.

Filters and Frames Straight Out of 2001

Choose from seven pixelated filters, including Black and White, Pixel Coral, and Pixel Teal, then layer on one of four nostalgic frames like the Old TV Tube Effect, Pixelated CRT Border, or Iconic Video Player Interface. Every photo comes out looking like a genuine Y2K digital camera relic.

Blind Box Collectible Fun

Each Charmera Millennium Edition ships as a surprise blind box, meaning you'll receive one of seven metallic colorways — Silver, Green, Orange, Pink, Navy, or Black with Kodak Gold Livery. Collectors chase the ultra-rare 1-in-48 Liquid-Metal Chrome Secret Edition, making every unboxing its own mini event.

Everyday Carry and Easy Compatibility

A built-in key ring lets you clip this micro-cam to a bag, belt loop, or keychain for true everyday carry. It charges and transfers files over USB-C and supports microSD cards up to 128GB for expandable storage, so you can keep shooting and saving memories on the go.

A Fun, Trusted Gift Pick

Whether you're gifting it to a Y2K-obsessed teen or treating yourself to a nostalgic collectible, the Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition blends real photography functionality with the thrill of a surprise unboxing — a small camera built for big nostalgia.