Kodak Charmera Millennium Keychain Digital Camera

The Kodak Charmera Millennium Keychain Digital Camera is a pocket-sized miniature built as a keychain, inspired by the Kodak Fling launched in 1987 and reinterpreted with a Y2K look. It ships in blind packs: each pack holds one random design from seven retro styles, so the model is only revealed when you open it.

The camera takes 1.6 MP photos at up to 1440 × 1080 and captures AVI video at 30 fps, with a 35mm f/2.4 wide-angle lens aimed at selfies, trips and parties. In photo mode it offers seven filters —including black and white, cool tone, warm tone and a pixel effect—, four decorative frames and an optional date and time stamp.

Charging runs over USB-C from an internal rechargeable battery, and images go to a microSD card: the official package does not include one, while this listing bundles a ready-to-use 32 GB card. The factory package also contains the keychain clip and the USB-C cable.

Given its size and premise, the Kodak Charmera Millennium Keychain Digital Camera works as a collectible and as a camera to carry clipped on: it suits parties, outings and gifts, and the blind-pack format appeals to anyone who enjoys retro styling. It is not a tool for demanding photographic work, but a playful piece that fits in a pocket.