Hama London Jumbo Photo Album (30x30cm) with 80 White Pages for up to 320 10x15cm Photos – Blue

If you’ve got the classic 10 x 15 cm print stack still sitting in drawers, a jumbo scrapbook-style photo album can feel like the simplest way to bring it under control. The Hama London Photo Album is built around that idea: a 30 x 30 cm album format with 80 white pages (40 sheets) and space for up to 320 photos in 10 x 15 cm format.

The essentials

This is a large, bound photo album aimed at family photos, children’s pictures, and keepsakes you want to revisit. The pages are described as blank, which matters because you’re not locked into a specific layout—more like a scrapbook you can customise. It’s also presented as gift-friendly, with a classic cover and gold embossing, plus glassine dividers designed to help prevent pages from sticking together.

That “blank pages + divider sheet” approach is the part worth thinking about. On paper, it suits people who like to add captions, notes, or small memorabilia around their photos, rather than those who prefer a pre-designed, fixed grid.

What to expect for photo sizes and capacity

The album is set up for 10 x 15 cm photos, with a capacity stated for up to 320 photos. Because it uses 80 white pages (40 sheets), the number of photos you actually fit may depend on how you mount prints and how much space you leave around them.

A practical way to picture it: you could take a handful of 10 x 15 cm prints from a school event, place them on a page, and add a short date-and-location note. If you prefer leaving room for extra journalling, you may end up using fewer photos per page than the maximum—worth bearing in mind so you don’t feel rushed later.

Where it shines in everyday use

The product positioning here is fairly clear. It’s for people who want:

• A tidy keepsake book for family memories (including children’s photo years)
• A gift-ready album for moments like birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, births, and christenings
• Customisation thanks to blank inner pages, turning it into something closer to a scrapbook

The cover is described as sturdy and classic, with elegant gold embossing. It’s not trying to be minimalist, it’s meant to look presentable on a shelf or while you’re giving it.

Key features that affect your results

Two details could make a noticeable difference depending on your scrapbooking habits. First, the inner pages are blank. That gives you flexibility, but it also means you’ll need to plan your layout—if you like everything laid out for you, blank pages can feel like extra work.

Second, the album includes glassine pages/dividers designed to help stop pages from sticking together. If you’re using adhesives or you’re worried about photo surfaces and paper touching over time, this is a sensible inclusion.

Limitations and who should be cautious

It’s not perfect for everyone. Because the album is intended for 10 x 15 cm photos, it may not be the right choice if your collection is mainly different sizes or you’re hoping to mix formats without trimming. Also, since the inner pages are blank, you’ll want to be comfortable creating your own structure—this isn’t a “drop photos in and done” style book.

If your priority is maximum speed or a perfectly uniform grid, you may find yourself spending time on decisions (spacing, placement, and whether you’ll add journalling). Not everyone enjoys that, even though it’s great if you’re the sort of person who likes a personal touch.

What’s included (so you know what you’re getting)

The box contents are listed as a single jumbo album “London” in photo album format, 30 x 30 cm, with 80 blank pages and glassine dividers.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want a large, giftable photo album for 10 x 15 cm prints, and you like the idea of customising pages for family memories and keepsakes. The stated capacity (up to 320 photos) also makes it a practical pick when you’ve got more than a few events to store.

It might not be the best match if you only have photos in other sizes, or if you’d rather avoid blank pages and planning. If you want an album that keeps things very uniform with minimal input, this approach may feel like it’s asking more of you than you wanted.

Mini FAQ

Can I use it as a scrapbook?

Yes, the inner pages are described as blank, which is why it’s positioned as suitable for sticking and customising photos and memories.

What photo size does it suit?

It’s designed for 10 x 15 cm photos.

How many photos can it hold?

The capacity is stated as up to 320 photos (for the 10 x 15 cm format).

Will pages stick together?

Glassine pages/dividers are included and are intended to help prevent sticking together, though your exact results will still depend on how you attach photos and any additions you make.

Is it suitable for gifting?

It’s described as ideal for gifting for occasions such as birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, births, and christenings.