Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition - Keychain Digital Camera (Blind Box)
The toy camera that broke the internet, now in Y2K metallic. The Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition is a tiny keychain digital camera that shoots deliberately terrible 1.6MP photos, clips to your bag, and sells out every time it drops. Following the original 1987-inspired Charmera this Millennium Edition goes full Y2K with six metallic colourways, overhauled filters and frames inspired by the internet age, and the same blind box format that makes opening one feel like winning something. You won't know which colourway you're getting until you open it. That's the point. In stock now and shipping fast from the UK. No microSD card included, you'll need to add one.
What Makes the Kodak Charmera Millennium Worth Having
Blind Box Format - Six metallic colourways (pink, blue, orange, silver, green, black) plus a secret seventh with a liquid-metal chrome finish that appears with a 1-in-48 chance. You don't get to choose. First-edition secret variants have been selling for over £100 on eBay. Pick your odds.
Y2K Filters and Frames - Seven new photo filters including black and white, warm, cool, and four pixel colourways in coral, honey, teal, and violet. Four frames inspired by early internet aesthetics, including a video player UI and nostalgic CRT television overlay. All the lo-fi digital energy of a 2003 Nokia photo, but on purpose.
Genuinely Terrible 1.6MP Sensor - A 1/4-inch CMOS behind a 35mm f/2.4 lens that produces 1440x1080 stills and 30fps video that looks exactly like you'd expect. The image quality is not a bug. It's the entire reason this camera exists. Grain, noise, washed highlights, flat shadow detail: the full early-digital experience rendered in miniature.
Keychain Format - 58x24.5x20mm and 30g. Smaller than most film canisters. Attaches to a bag or keys via the included keyring so it's always there, always drawing questions, and occasionally actually taking photos.
USB-C for Charging and Transfer - Rechargeable battery, images transfer via the included cable. No proprietary anything. Supports microSD cards up to 128GB, not included.
Made by Reto Production - The same people behind the Kodak Ektar H35 half-frame film camera. Reto makes genuinely interesting things under the Kodak licence and the Charmera is their biggest hit by a distance. This isn't a random novelty import — it's a designed product from people who understand what film photographers actually want.
Best For
Photographers who want something genuinely different on their bag. Collectors who got in early on the 1987 edition and need to complete the set. Anyone whose camera bag could use a conversation starter that cost less than a roll of E100. And anyone who just wants to document their life with the visual energy of 2004 and zero pressure to get the shot right.
This is a digital camera, no chemistry required. But while you're here, your Ektar H35, your Olympus Stylus, and everything else on the roll can be developed and scanned by us.
Not every camera needs to be serious. The Charmera Millennium Edition is proof that the best photographic experience isn't always the sharpest one... Sometimes it's just the most fun to pull out of your bag.