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Fujifilm · Film Cameras

Fujifilm Instax Pal Digital Camera - Metallic

£104.00Fair Value1 stores tracked

Buy Signal

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50/100

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Fair Value

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50%

Reasons to Buy

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Risks / Watch Out

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Product Fundamentals

Fujifilm's first-ever palm-sized digital camera gives users a unique way to capture all of life's greatest moments. This pocket-sized camera with a wide-angle lens sends all your snaps directly to your smartphone using Bluetooth and the dedicated Instax Pal app. When ready for printing, pair with optional Instax Link series printers or instant hybrid cameras such as the renowned Instax mini Evo.

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