HiMont Kids Camera Instant Print (Blue) – no-ink instant printing, 20MP dual-lens & 32G TF card
Product description
The essentials
If you’re looking for a kids’ camera that feels more “hands-on” than a plain digital toy, the HiMont Kids Camera Instant Print is built around one big hook: it can take photos and record video, then print black-and-white images straight away using no-ink technology. That instant output is the sort of thing children tend to get excited about quickly—especially for trips, school holidays, and birthday days where they want a physical keepsake rather than just images on a screen.
On paper, it’s positioned for children aged 3–14, mixing several playful features (printing, pens for DIY decoration, music/playback, games, and photo frames/filters). It also includes a 32G TF card and comes supplied with no-ink print paper rolls, so you’re not immediately left hunting for extra bits.
That said, it’s still a kids’ camera rather than a mini “serious” one. The printing is a fun add-on, but it can also be the limiting factor—if you run out of paper, the instant-print side won’t deliver until you replace it.
What it’s for (and how it works day to day)
The design intent is pretty clear: let children capture moments, then turn them into a small tangible photo right away. The instant print function uses a simple press to output images onto skin-friendly paper in seconds, with the printing done without toner.
A practical example: imagine a child at a family gathering— they take a quick selfie or a photo of something interesting, press for printing, and a black-and-white photo appears moments later. That “capture → print → show” loop is exactly the kind of experience that makes this sort of gift stand out from basic digital cameras.
For the digital side, the camera saves photos and 1080P HD videos to the included 32G memory card. The description also mentions 10X digital zoom and 20MP dual lenses (front and rear), which gives it enough flexibility for framing different shots—even if zoom in on compact kids’ cameras usually has limits in how sharp it stays.
Key takeaways: what stands out, and what might disappoint
Where this camera feels like a good buy is in the blend of features aimed at creative play. Children can: - Take colour photos and record 1080P videos. - Print black-and-white photos instantly on no-ink paper. - Use included DIY cartoon stickers and 5 coloured pens to decorate and customise. - Browse built-in creative bits like 6 colour filters and 20 cartoon photo frames/characters.
The less convincing side is that the printing capability may not suit every situation. If your child’s priority is purely video, you may find yourself relying on the digital recording more than the instant output. Also, the included paper supply is finite (the package includes rolls for up to 150 photos, per the information provided), so you’ll likely want to budget for top-ups over time.
One more thing to keep in mind: the file transfer is described as privacy-focused via USB only. That can be fine for most households, but if you were hoping for a faster wireless approach, you may have to work around it.
Tech specs
- Name: HiMont Kids Camera Instant Print
- Type: Digital kids camera with instant print (no ink) and DIY features
- Photo/Video: 20MP dual-lens (front and rear) for photos, 1080P HD video
- Zoom: 10X digital zoom
- Memory: 32G TF card included (photos/videos saved to the card)
- Printing: No-ink instant print on skin-friendly paper, black-and-white photos
- Print size: 2.163.15 inch (5.58cm)
- Print material: 3 rolls print paper included (up to 150 photos)
- File transfer: USB cable only
Who it suits (and who should think twice)
It makes sense if you want a kids’ camera gift that encourages both capture and creativity, not just watching images later. The instant print feature is especially appealing if your child likes showing off what they’ve made—posters, fridge photos, desk keepsakes, and simple “look what I took” moments.
It’s also a decent match if you’re comfortable with the idea that kids’ cameras are often “good enough” for fun use. The built-in frames/filters, continuous shooting/timer shooting, and the included DIY tools suggest it’s aimed at imaginative, everyday play rather than maximising technical image quality.
It may not suit you if the main goal is uninterrupted video time. In that scenario, the instant-print process and the paper supply could end up feeling like an extra step. You may want to skip it if your household expects quick wireless sharing, since transfer is described as USB only.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you’re buying a kids’ camera for hands-on fun—colour photos, 1080P video, and the ability to create a physical black-and-white print right away using no ink. It’s the kind of device that can keep a child engaged because the output is immediate.
You may want to avoid it if instant printing isn’t actually important to you, or if you’d rather not manage print paper replenishment. It’s not a perfect fit for families who need the smoothest sharing experience, since file transfer is set up around USB.
Mini FAQ
Can kids take photos and videos without printing paper?
Yes, the description states the camera can take photos and record 1080P videos even when there is no printing paper, with files saved to the included 32G memory card.
Are the printed photos in colour?
The instant print function is described as printing black-and-white photos on the skin-friendly paper.
What’s included in the box?
From the information provided, you get the camera, a 32G TF card, and 3 rolls of print paper (up to 150 photos). It also includes cartoon stickers and 5 coloured pens for DIY.
How do you transfer files to a computer?
The camera supports file transfer via USB cable. The description also recommends backing up files regularly by saving them to a computer.
Final note on buying
Check that the included print paper supply fits how often your child will print, and consider whether USB-only transfer is acceptable for your household routine. If you’re happy with that trade-off, this is a fun, creative kids’ camera setup that leans into instant physical results.