First – many thanks to Think Assemble. This is the fourth instant camera I’ve tried, all purchased through Think Assemble. And it is the one I’m keeping (the other three were the Instax 99 and the Kodak Minishot 2 & 3).There is an App available to use with the camera (through Bluetooth) but I’ve used the camera on its own, working on the principle that I want the camera to be able to do what I want through its own functionality.The EVO isn’t cheap, and it isn’t purely an instant camera. Fuji describe it as a hybrid, that offers the functionality of an instant camera with that of a digital one. The camera has the capability to save up to 45 images onboard but it also has an SD card slot which allows you to save more as well as the ability to transfer them to a computer.It has a robust body build with a nice retro feel right down to the lever for printing and again is reminiscent of the old instamatics. Its available in black or brown body and has a good quality LCD screen (3” TFT) on the back which allows you to clearly see your images before printing. It has ten lens effects (colour leak, vignette, fish eye, etc) all accessible from the lens dial and ten image effects (sepia, monochrome, blur, canvas, etc) accessible from a top dial. These can be combined to give 100 options and up to three favourite combinations can be saved, recalled at the press of one of the function buttons on the back of the camera. The camera has a focal length of 10cm to infinity, has a good exposure control, using the LCD screen so you can determine the correct setting to suit the conditions and white balance. It feels slightly slower when printing than the Instax 99 but that’s a minor quibble.Don’t expect the image quality to be the equal of a top end DSLR, but it is good and the ability to clearly review your images prior to printing prevents wasted paper. And the effects options make it fun camera to use.The instruction manual proudly proclaims the camera as having the best image quality in the history of Instax cameras (as of December 2021). Its definitely superior to the Kodak models (both cheaper by a long stretch) and value & performance wise is way better than the Instax 99. And highly recommended.13/05/24 update – the lens ring has come off and will not go back on.03/07/24 update – I bought a replacement (once refunded) and I have had no problems with the camera. Still a 5 star rating.I would advise anyone looking for a case for the camera to buy the official Fuji option rather than any of the other (slightly cheaper) options. The Fuji case is a comfortable fit unlike the others which are very tight on the effects ring (and may have caused the damage to my original purchase)

This camera case is good if you need something to protect your INSTAX Mini Evo. It looks stylish, particularly if you are using a strap on the camera itself, and the lense is protected by a hard case. It is quite expensive for what you are getting, though, but it is a useful item to have.

This is a brilliant camera. It’s been used so much and travelled everywhere. Good quality images, can edit and add filters before printing. Very good quality love it

Excellent purchase. Prompt delivery with care.Bought as a present for my wife. Opened box today and tried to fit the camera in,the case purchased alongside the camera. The silver lens housing came off immediately and I cannot get it back on however hard I try. Conscious of the return date (4.7.25), but it needs fixing can you advise please.

Worth it
Very happy with the purchase. Digital camera mode works great