Polaroid PhotoMax PDC 640 Battery Charger

Pros: Inexpensive, comes with all needed attachments and software
Cons: No Zoom, Grainy pictures, loves to eat batteries

We purchased the Polaroid PDC digital camera several years ago and have had nothing but problems with it. Immediately we noticed that you no more than get started taking photos when the display would go dead. Upon investigation it was determined that ...

Pros: Easy to use, Pics are perfect for posting on the web,Priced Reasonable
Cons: Pictures poor for printing, Eats Disposable Batteries, Short Lifespan

I bought this camera when it first came out for the purpose of selling things on eBay, and to take f ...

Pros: Point & Shoot. Good Beginner camera
Cons: No zoom. No creative options.

Very simple to use. No confusing menus. Very simple to download to computer with it's software. (N ...

Pros: Learned what to avoid in my next digital camera purchase.
Cons: Everything except for the wrist strap...

I inherited this camera from my brother-in-law, who (for some reason) didn't want it anymore. I was ...

Pros: Easy to use, good picture quality
Cons: Poor display picture quality

I have been using a Polaroid PCD620 for about 4 months now and I have been very pleased with the performance. This is a very easy piece of equipment to get started with and the PhotoMax software installs quick and easy. When I started with the camera I...

Pros: Easy to Use; Comes with cords and software
Cons: Uses a lot of battery power Not very durable

Received as a Christmas gift, I love my Polaroid digital camera. I am not a serious photographer. I mainly wanted a digital camera to take photos to post on my website.

The Polaroid PDC 640 was an affordable model. My particular camera was...

Pros: easy to use, low cost
Cons: resolution only goes up to 640x480, only handles 8mg smartmedia cards

Looking for a low cost digital camera was a much more difficult process than I was prepared for. You either spend under $100 to purchase a camera that doesn't have the ability to change out memory disks saving only 50-60 photos, or you have to spend...

Pros: Ease of use, inexpensive, all accessories included, a good first digital camera.
Cons: Battery life, picture quality, size, weight, only 2MB memory card, no zoom, software, discontinued

The Polaroid PDC 640 is a great camera for young children, beginners, and people with limited technical or computer literacy. It is one of the most inexpensive digital cameras available. The price along with the simplicity of this model make it the...

Pros: Fun, nice software, takes decent pics for the price
Cons: No zoom, cant get it to download after about 6 months, pic screen defunct

Bought this camera when they came out for alot $200. At first it was ok, lot of fun shooting pictures around the place and software allows alot of modifications. Then, about 4-6 months after purchasing, it wouldnt download the pictures to my computer...

Pros: Inexpensive, userfriendly software, comes with good software for categorizing pics.
Cons: not compatible w/ WindowsNT, takes forever to warm up between snapshots, eats batteries, no zoom

"Awesome," I thought. My small town Wal-mart does sell a digital camera.

Reasons that fooled me into buying:
1.inexpensive
2.comes w/ a 4 MB memory card that can store up to 330 pics!
3.comes w/ 4 AA batteries
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Pros: Affordable & Easy to use. I still recommend two years later.
Cons: Polaroid no longer manufactures digital cameras.

My first experience with the Polaroid PDC-640 digital camera was over two years ago when my husbands step father purchased one. Just two days after borrowing the camera, I was in Wal-mart purchasing one for myself. Two years later, I...

Pros: None
Cons: Terrible battery life. Poor support.

The camera is incredibly cheap. Battery door is prone to getting snapped. KILLS BATTERIES, No, I mean it destroys batteries. For a day of serious picture taking (assuming a serious photographer would ever buy such a piece of junk) you will need...

Pros: One of the cheapest digicams on the market.
Cons: It is overpriced at any cost.

I would like to locate the designer of Polaroid’s PDC640 digital camera, punch him in the ear, demand my money back, and shove this inferior hunka hunka burning junk straight up his hindquarters. Sideways. It displeases me that much! The ...

Pros: Easy to use and learn, nice features for a great price.
Cons: For complete ease of use you may want the optional SmartDisk memory adapter.

The Polaroid PDC640 is a very good camera if you're just making the change to digital cameras, or if you want to send pictures in email and post on a website. It took me less than an hour of reading the manual and taking practice shots to get up and...

Pros: Easy to use, cheap, decent display
Cons: Limited options, flimsy battery door, eats batteries

The Polaroid PDC 640 is a decent, entry-level digital camera that is extremely easy to use, but has many pitfalls for the consumer.

First, the positive aspects of the camera. Thinking this would be a great way to document the growth of our new...