Zillennials may be the most technologically well-versed generation, but many are nostalgic for a time before HD screens and doomscrolling; instead flocking to markets to snag sought-after vintage point-and-shoot cameras.

A Zillennial myself, I’m old enough to remember my parents’ own folding Polaroid instant camera, which was almost identical in size, shape and foldability to the new Polaroid Flip.

The main differences between the 2025 Polaroid Flip and its 1983 counterpart (the Polaroid 600 One-Step) are the former’s rechargeable nature, LCD screen, app-enabled control, ability to shoot double exposures, EV correction and a handy exposure level indicator light. But is this enough to justify a brand-new launch? We put the latest in old-school instant photography to the test.

Keep scrolling for a full review of the latest Polaroid Flip.

Lid closed: 163.5 x 117.2 x 89.7 mm

Lid open: 163.5 x 117.2 x 121.6mm

Product weight: 648g

Compatible with: i-Type Film 600 Film

Lens: Two-lens structure with 4 zones, auto-switching hyperfocal optical system

Shutter system: Fastest shutter speed 1/200, exposure time range is 1/200~30s

App-enabled for full control of camera via smartphone