Instax Mini 40 Instant Camera
Make a statement with your style with the INSTAX MINI 40 instant camera. The INSTAX MINI 40 is pumped with attitude for today’s new generation of image-makers and shot-takers. Combining “fast to action” features with classic design cues and the use of INSTAX MINI instant film, it’ll keep you one shot ahead of the rest. The INSTAX MINI 40 is ready to hit the streets running thanks to its built-in selfie mode. Pull out the lens for an extra click, line yourself up in the mirror and capture your style in a one-of-a-kind selfie. With the power of automatic exposure, the camera automatically calculates the brightness of the environment you’re in, so what you see is what you get, every shot, every time. All this is packaged up in a timeless and epic silhouette. We’ve even edged the design with premium silver accents, and added a deluxe black texture that is sensational to touch. We’ve gone all out to propel the INSTAX MINI 40 into a league of its own.
*Note: Opened consumable items (film or film cameras) are not refundable. To learn more click here.
*Only available for purchase in the US
Our Review
Fujifilm Instax Mini 40 — instant travel memories minus the WiFi
The gist: A simple, battery-powered instant camera that turns a day of sightseeing into physical keepsakes before you even leave the country.
- Runs on 2x AA batteries: no charger cable or app to worry about — swap batteries anywhere, even off-grid.
- Compact, pocketable body: 104 x 121 x 65mm and 330g without film, small enough to toss in a daypack alongside a phone.
- Built-in selfie mode: pull the lens ring out to switch focus range (0.3–0.5m), handy for solo-traveler self-portraits at a viewpoint or café table.
- Prints on the spot: Instax Mini film develops in about 90 seconds, so postcards and journal pages get filled in before the trip’s over.
Digital Camera World’s review called it “easy to use, takes vibrant photos, and costs less than $100,” noting the spec sheet is essentially identical to the earlier Instax Mini 11.
Best for: travelers who want a physical trip memento without editing anything on a phone. Skip it if: you’re trying to travel ultralight — film packs add bulk and can fog or warp in checked-luggage heat. Runs ~$99.95 — check the current price before buying.
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