Billed as its "most powerful point-and-shoot camera", the Polaroid Flip combines instant film with modern sensors and ...

For over 50 years, the brand has defined and redefined the instant camera. Now, it's shaking things up again with its latest ...

The new Polaroid Flip makes it even easier to print reliable instant camera shots with a sonar-based autofocus system and the company’s brightest flash yet.

Sonar, which uses sound waves, is accurate and more forgiving than LiDAR. Polaroid memorably used sonar with its first analog instant camera, the SX-70. In that attachment, though, the circular sonar ...

Always perfect photos thanks to a four-lens hyperfocal system, sonar autofocus, the most powerful flash ever made by Polaroid ...

With its iconic red shutter button and a feature-packed design, the Flip is Polaroid’s most powerful point-and-shoot camera ...

This point-and-shoot instant camera has a unique flip design, retro charm and all the fun of traditional Polaroid film, with a few of the quirks too ...

The Polaroid Flip gets its name from the flash unit that flips open to power the camera on and closes to make the camera slightly more compact. Some of Polaroid’s classic instant film cameras ...

the very first camera created to use 600 film with its iconic open-close flip front lid. Additionally, the Polaroid Flip features an adaptive flash built-in to its lid, which the brand describes ...

A Zillennial myself, I’m old enough to remember my parents’ own folding Polaroid instant camera, which was almost identical in size, shape and foldability to the new Polaroid Flip. The main ...

The Polaroid Flip resurrects a folding design that was first introduced in the early ‘80s. The flash, which folds down to protect the lens and block the shutter button when the camera’s not in ...

To turn the camera on, you flip up a front section, which reveals the lens and the flash. On the back of the flip-up section is a small display that lets you know how many shots you have left and ...