I don't know if it's worth it.. It definitely isn't worth it at 70 euros, but I got it for 50. The positives are that it takes cheap paper for printing and it takes satisfactory photos in outdoor environments with enough lighting. On the other hand, it takes very bad photos in indoor spaces and unacceptable photos at night.. Obviously, its flash is quite useless.. Personally, I think it's an okay choice at 30-40 euros.

Very good camera for its price (€30)! On paper, the quality of the photos loses a bit, but because it uses a micro SD card (unlike other more expensive analog cameras), the quality of the photos on the computer is excellent! Also, its paper is cheaper than other analog cameras. The definition of fun!

If someone buys it for what it is, that is a fun camera that allows you to instantly have a print of a moment and keep it or give it to someone, it's great. 2 functions, color - black and white. In good lighting, daylight, the quality is decent. In poor lighting conditions, it doesn't make any sense and the same applies to the flash. I found it on sale for 30, at this price it really worth it for instant sharing of your moments. Personally, I wouldn't buy it for 80. Also, the paper is not cheap, about 35-40 euros for 50 sheets, from Kodak. It has a memory card slot where the photos are stored. Every press of the capture button (even accidental) leads to a print, if there is paper inside. I wasted about ten sheets from accidental presses, so if you're not using it at the given moment, it's better to keep it closed. It charges with USB, and as a construction, it is quite sturdy (you don't feel it fake). Finally, it captures whatever is visible in the viewfinder square, not the entire range of it.