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How we decide
Polaroid Everything Bundle Go Gen 3
from £89.99
Camera Kings verdict
SteadyHeld at £89.99 for 40 days with no real movement. Waiting is unlikely to save you anything.
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In stock at 3 retailers
Buy at JD Williams — £89.99£3.99 delivery · You buy directly from JD Williams
Buy it for the Polaroid aesthetic, not for value or consistency. Nothing else produces that particular look, and the Go is the cheapest and most portable way to get it.
Read our full Polaroid Everything Bundle Go Gen 3 review
- Brand
- Polaroid
- Category
- Digital Cameras
- Colour
- Purple
- EAN
- 9120134286611
Where to buy — 3 retailers compared
| Retailer | Delivery | Availability | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JD Williams Cheapest | £3.99 delivery | In stock | £89.99 | Go to store |
| Jacamo | £4.99 delivery | In stock | £89.99 | Go to store |
| Simply Be | £4.99 delivery | In stock | £89.99 | Go to store |
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Our take
Polaroid Go Gen 3 review: the smallest real Polaroid there is
Tiny prints, tiny camera, unmistakably Polaroid. The Go Gen 3 is the cheapest way to get proper Polaroid film with its white frame and slow, magical development.
What we like
- Genuinely pocketable — the smallest analogue instant camera
- Authentic Polaroid look with the classic white frame
- Double exposure and self-timer built in
- Available in several colours and bundles
What to watch
- Polaroid film costs more per shot than Instax
- Prints are small even by instant standards
- Film needs shielding from light while developing
- Less consistent exposure than Instax rivals
Quick answers
Polaroid or Instax — which should I buy?
Instax is cheaper per shot, more consistent and easier to get right. Polaroid has the iconic white-framed look, softer and more unpredictable colour, and more character. Choose Instax for reliability and Polaroid for aesthetics.
How much does Polaroid Go film cost?
More per shot than Instax Mini, and it is sold in smaller packs. Budget carefully — the film will cost far more over a year than the camera did.
Why do I need to shield the photo after it comes out?
Polaroid film is light-sensitive as it develops. The camera has a shield to cover the print as it ejects, and keeping it face down in the dark for the first few minutes gives noticeably better colour.
From the manufacturer
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Polaroid Go Gen 3 Instant Camera in purple, part of the Everything Bundle. Described as the world's smallest instant analogue camera, it uses Polaroid Go Film and features an improved fixed-focus polycarbonate resin lens with aperture f/14.4 to f/32 and focal length 63.75mm, plus a more powerful built-in flash. Shutter speed ranges from 1/500 sec to 1 sec.
Creative modes include self-timer, double exposure and a selfie mirror. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery lasts for up to 15 film packs per charge, and the camera connects to the Polaroid App for scanning and sharing photos. The housing is made from ABS and PC plastic.
Includes the camera, wrist strap, quick start guide and safety and compliance leaflet.
