Jul 19, 2021 ·  The Polaroid Go ($99.99) is the smallest instant camera on the market. It fits in your palm of your hand, snaps shots with point-and-click simplicity, and has a clever mirrored viewfinder to frame... 

Jun 28, 2021 ·  Polaroid Go review28th June 2021Written by Gordon Laing. The Polaroid Go is the World’s smallest analogue instant camera and quite possibly the cutest camera I’ve ever used. Launched in April 2021 it costs $99 or 109 pounds for the camera alone and uses brand new Polaroid Go instant film that costs around $20 or pounds for a pack of 16 mini square photos, working out about a dollar or a pound 25 a print. 

Apr 28, 2021 ·  Essentially a scaled-down version of the delightfully retro Polaroid Now, the Go is a point-and-shoot instant camera you can take just about everywhere. The credit card-sized images It produces are... 

Apr 26, 2021 ·  The Polaroid Go is a camera that everyone will fall in love with faster than it takes a photo to develop. Bigger instant cameras balance exposures better, and rival Instax Mini cameras delivers slightly better image quality indoors – but neither are as fun to use, or will make you as many friends, as the Go… which still produces pleasing pics. 

Jul 12, 2021 ·  At the outset, the Polaroid Go sounds great: Everything you love about Polaroid instant photography in a portable package. But, how does it work in practice? Well, it may be Polaroid's smallest ... 

Apr 28, 2021 ·  Polaroid Go (White) at Nordstrom for US$99,99; The all-new camera arrives with an all-new instant film format. Each pack of Polaroid Go film includes eight 67 x 54mm (2.6 x 2.1-inch) shots, which have a square 47 x 46mm (1.85 x 1.8-inch) image area. 

Mar 28, 2020 ·  Polaroid's decision to return to the original Polaroid name is a significant one that was only reinforced by the launch of the simple-to-use Polaroid Now. Devoid of smartphone interaction, the Polaroid Now harks back to earlier Polaroid cameras, and this is a good thing. 

Mar 27, 2020 ·  Photograph: Polaroid The Polaroid Now isn't a huge design departure from the OneStep 2 (6/10 WIRED Review), which wasn't a huge design departure from the 1980s OneStep 600.If it's not broken, don ... 