KODAKAZ401RD Point & Shoot Digital Camera with 3" LCD, Red

I am an amateur photographer at heart just learning and wanted a semi-cheap camera with a well known name. What I received was a great camera that is easy to use and budget friendly. I am going to have so much fun using it. It's light weight and very happy with the quality of the picture and video.

I wanted a camera that did not need to be charged when I was going on a trip with some day hikes. This camera weighs more than chargeable cameras because of the batteries and a zoom lens. The quality of the pictures is great. I did end up using my phone camera some but the zoom lens on this camera allowed me zoom in on things such as Indian rock paintings and scenery pictures.

Overall I want to say this is a great first camera, but it took a minute to get there. The batteries it came with doesn't work with the camera. Kodak is very specific about that. Also my box didn't come with an adaptor cord. But my main problem was finding an SD card. I hope this helps someone. You cannot get an SD card over 32gb. It needs to be a sandisk and it needs to me a micro SD. I bought 3 different ones. I'm hoping to save someone else that trouble. Overall a good camera with good photo quality

The camera is nice but it uses AA batteries and it died after I took 4 practice shots. They are not rechargeable so it would be extremely unreliable if you are taking a lot of pictures which I do.

As advertised, easy to use once you go online to get the operating manual . Uses AA batteries, convenient when traveling.

The camera arrived in good condition. There was not a usb transfer cable in the box as it was supposed to have. So.....I am having to go tomorrow and buy another to fit. The disk advertised as "customers also purchased" did not work in the camera. After extensive hunting I was able to find out the 128gb they advertise is totally worthless for this camera. You can't use anything over 32gb. Period. So now I have to go to an Amazon return center to send that back. I have an old 16gb in my other camera...it works fine. I am hoping this camera will operate as advertised........So far , not impressed with the seller or the false advertising by Amazon.

This is the third Kodak I've purchased in the last 10 years. The first two were Kodak Share's and were great, but no longer produced. When I say the third camera a person has to realize that I use my camera heavy duty 7 months out of the year. I'm a field appraiser and do real estate tax appraisals for three different counties every year. As I'm doing my work I take pictures of any new structures or anything that would affect value of properties. Often that can mean as many as 50 per day. They took lots of wear & tear but held up really well. The first I dropped on a concrete walk. Needless to say, not the fault of the camera. The last one developed a problem in the spring lever that holds the batteries causing it not to stay closed well. I've spent the last three weeks with packing tape holding it shut! 🤣Then I decided to try the new PixPro, which I ordered through Amazon with very quick service from the dealer. It's so closely made to my others that I don't think it will take any time to master! And even better magnification! 40x where my others were only 20x. I use this feature a lot as many properties are inaccessible with a normal range.My only problem that is preventing using it right away is the camera to computer downloading. With my previous cameras I could download my pictures with the days pictures dated and numbered 1 through the end. I could delete those pictures then start over the next day with 1 . I've not figured out how to master this and am planning on calling the company for help. Right now, if I delete 12 and delete, the next day will be 13, etc.I know there are lots of $$$cameras out there but for my use, Kodak can't be beat! I'll follow up with my service form the dealer if my concerned can be addressed.

Great features and lightweight with sharp images!