Instax Mini Evo 2 Review: Retro Vibes, Analog Photos, Digital Camera - CNET

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9.0

Pros & Cons

  • Looks fantastic
  • Lots of filter and “lens” options
  • Huge, easy-to-use screen
  • Doubles as a wireless photo printer
  • Button layout is a little weird
  • A little, but understandably, bulky

The Mini Evo 2 from Fujifilm’s Instax brand is a hybrid digital camera and instant film printer. Like other hybrids, it combines the convenience of digital and the fun of analog instant film. Multiple “lens” and filter options allow for a variety of aesthetics that will look great on social media and printed out.

Image quality is quite good for a camera like this, with decent color, contrast and detail. I’ve seen too many “fun” cameras lately that go all-in on cool looks but ignore picture quality entirely. The printed images, either taken with the camera or transferred from your phone, are quite vibrant. A more muted Natural print mode is also available.

My only complaint...

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