Go Instant Camera - Gen 2, White
The most portable, wearable, take anywhere-able instant camera has been upgraded with a larger aperture range, precise light sensor and on-point exposure settings to make your pictures even better.
Don’t let its size fool you. The world’s smallest instant camera is packed with big ideas. Like a built-in selfie mirror, self-timer and double-exposure modes. It can even be paired with its own teeny tiny color filters. All in a classic design now made with 30% recycled materials.
Rechargeable with USB-C and compatible with Polaroid Go Film: Polaroid’s smallest instant film yet.
Capture real life on the Go.
Our Review
Polaroid Go Generation 2 — the world’s smallest instant camera fits in a jacket pocket
The gist: A genuinely pocket-sized instant camera that turns travel moments into physical keepsakes on the spot — just don’t expect it to nail exposure in bright outdoor sun.
- Actually tiny: 105 x 84 x 62mm and about 239g without film — reviewers call it the world’s smallest analog instant camera, small enough to live in a daypack pocket instead of taking up packing-cube space.
- Upgraded exposure system: a wider f/9-f/42 aperture range and a more precise light sensor than the original Go, plus shutter speeds from 1/300s to a full second for low-light shots.
- USB-C rechargeable: one less proprietary charger to pack — it charges off the same cable as your phone or laptop.
- Creative extras: double-exposure mode and a 9-second self-timer, useful for group shots at a hostel table without asking a stranger to hold your phone.
Digital Camera World’s review calls it “officially the world’s smallest analog instant camera” and confirms exposure handling is improved over the original — but still notes a consistent tendency to overexpose shots taken outdoors.
Best for: travelers who want instant, physical photo souvenirs without adding real bulk to a bag. Skip it if: you shoot mostly in bright daylight and want reliably accurate exposure — bring it for evenings and indoor moments instead. Runs ~$52.99 — check the current price before buying.
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