The Fujifilm Instax Mini 40 looks good and does little new, which reviewers summed up as familiar features in an attractive package. They liked the ease of use and automatic exposure control but criticized the absence of any real advancement and the cheap plastic construction. It works fine for basic instant photography, though reviewers point buyers toward competitors like Lomography and MiNT for better value or features. Aesthetics over innovation is the trade being made here.
- — Very nice looking design with a leatherette finish
- — Easy to use with simple film loading and operation
- — Automatic exposure control that produces well-exposed images
- — No significant innovations compared to previous Instax models
- — Plastic build quality that feels cheap and fragile