Very nice camera and the photos come out clear (as long as you don't buy expired film!)
However, if I could go back in time, I wouldn't buy Polaroid because their film is very expensive. Only 8 photos for 17€! In a competitive company, it is cheaper and you get more photos, but the shape of the photo changes afterwards.

It's a Polaroid! You know what you're buying... And it may have expensive consumables, but I don't deduct a star for that reason. They have what they have and the camera takes those photos, that's it! You have to accept it if you want to take some vintage photos, simple and nice.

If you know the reason why you are buying it, then you will be satisfied with the result. It is a vintage machine that functions as expected. The only downside is the high price of films of all types. Other than that, it is the classic Polaroid.

I did not expect any high resolution, of course. And ok, let us know the very expensive film. 20E for 8 shots. But really, the photos are very bad. If you take a passport-type portrait, ok. If you take, for example, a slightly more distant one to fit 2-3 children, the faces barely show. There are better instant cameras. For example, at a recent wedding, we took good photos that we will keep as a memory. This particular one is below average, I do not recommend it

After the precise focus of the camera, we took the first photo and it came out blurry with bad colors, even though we bought color film from the company. The next day we took two more photos, where one came out overexposed in one area and the other very blurry on the faces (it is hidden), even though we followed the instructions to keep the photo in a dark place for at least 15 minutes after taking it. It's a very bad purchase, I wouldn't recommend it.

Very good quality device and excellent results.
It was purchased knowing that the films are expensive, ranging from 8 to 15-20 euros depending on the type chosen, but this is evident in the final result of the photo.
For the "cleanest" photos without any effects (from those we have tried), I recommend: Polaroid Color i-Type Instant Film == Yellow box.
Do not pass the films through scanners, for example at the airport.
After printing the photo, be careful not to touch it with your fingers so as not to ruin it. We used to put them in a small book immediately for 10-15 minutes

Once in a while it's good (e.g. for a party or for memories). Not for serious photos. Huge and unreasonable cost.

A retro camera for those who still want to take photos on the way!
For me, maybe the only and essential thing would be the films, which cost 20€ for 8. VERY EXPENSIVE!

Aesthetically very beautiful like a camera, the photos it takes are vintage, which means don't expect resolution and depth like from mobile or professional cameras, somewhat negative for me is that most photos come out dark even when adjusted to light exposure, meaning greater exposure to light, the result is still not very satisfying. Look for landscapes and spaces with VERY good lighting if you want your photos to be somewhat brighter. The film is classified as expensive, a pack of 8 photos for €12, so take photos with moderation.