SnapRoll is coming to Henry’s Cameras, a tiny retro cam with big Charmera vibes

Henry’s Cameras has announced that the SnapRoll is arriving soon, and it already feels like one of those gadgets collectors and casual shooters will want to try. At first glance, it is hard not to compare it to the popular Kodak Charmera, especially with its strong focus on retro looks and simple, fun shooting.

SnapRoll is a tiny digital camera inspired by classic 135 film. It recreates the look of analog photos at a 1:1 scale, giving images that nostalgic, film-like feel without needing actual film. The device is extremely lightweight at just 22 grams, making it easy to bring anywhere, even as a pocket toy or keychain camera.

Despite its size, SnapRoll is more than just a novelty. It comes with a 1.3-inch screen, lets users take photos and short videos, and can even act as a digital photo frame. It also features four lens styles and a simulated 135 film frame, adding to its old school charm.

One of the most fun parts of SnapRoll is how it is sold. It comes in a blind box format, with six different retro designs and one mystery version. This makes every unboxing a surprise, whether you are buying one for yourself or giving it as a gift. It also makes SnapRoll feel more like a collectible, perfect for parties or casual get togethers.

With its playful design and film inspired output, SnapRoll could easily be the next Kodak Charmera style hit, especially for users who just want a fun camera rather than a serious photography tool.

On Escura’s official website, SnapRoll is priced at USD 45. As of now, there is no local pricing yet, but it is confirmed to be available soon at Henry’s Cameras.