There are no exposure controls, or really controls of any kind you just point, and shoot. With its stylish black-and-silver trim, the Mini 40 looks the part, and we found it incredibly simple to operate. Instax cameras are knockabout fun with a side of lo-fi cool, and none exemplify this more than the beautiful Instax Mini 40 (opens in new tab). Read our full Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 review (opens in new tab) for more details They make great gifts for adults or kids if you want an easy-to-use instant film camera. The film works out at roughly $1.30/£1 per image though you can often save a little bit by bulk buying in packs of five. Fujifilm has done away with the exposure control dial and instead opted for automatic exposure so you have one less thing to worry about and are less likely to waste shots. It's powered by two AA batteries, but while easy to find, we found battery life to be a weak point of the Instax Mini 11. You can also buy rather trendy, cross-body cases to keep them in so it's even more accessible.

Whether you're going on holiday, attending a wedding, or escaping to the countryside for the weekend, the Instax Mini 11 is small enough to keep in your bag at all times. It may not hot have the same vintage feel as the Polaroids but it does have its own charm. The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is a chunky, plastic camera that comes in a variety of refreshing pastel colors.

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