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Four steps to your first photo. The full manual is further down whenever you need it.
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Put a card in
microSD up to 32GB, not included. Push it in until it clicks — everything you shoot lives on it.
Charge it
USB-C into any phone charger or a laptop. The light by the port is red while charging, off when it’s full.
Hold 3 seconds
Hold the power button for three seconds. The little screen comes on — that’s your live view.
Tap to shoot
Tap capture for a photo, hold it two seconds for video. Mirror on the front for selfies.
The kiko look.
Before you think something's off — this is on purpose.
The details
Everything else, only when you want it.
Photos, video and filters
Tap Capture ⑦ for a photo. Hold it for two seconds to start recording video, press again to stop — there’s no separate video mode, and video records sound.
Press Up or Down ④ to change filters.
For selfies, line your face up in the mirror ②, then press Capture ⑦. The lens is fixed focus, so step back rather than trying to focus.
The album
Press Gallery / Select ⑤ to open the album, and again to leave it. Move through with Up / Down ④.
Press Gallery / Select ⑤ to play a video. Hold Power ⑥ to delete the file you’re looking at.
Settings and language
Press Power ⑥ to open settings. Move with Up / Down ④, press Gallery / Select ⑤ to choose, and press Capture ⑦ to exit.
Language lives in the same menu — move to Language and press Gallery / Select ⑤.
Getting your photos off
The camera shows up as a drive. There’s no app and no account, and nothing uploads on its own.
Plug the USB-C cable ⑨ into a computer or phone, or take the card out and use a microSD reader.
On Android, choose file transfer if prompted. On Windows and Mac it appears as a drive. On iPhone or iPad, open Files, find the camera under Locations, and copy into Photos.
Photos are JPG and video is AVI. Both open on Mac and Windows.
Memory card
A card isn’t included. The camera takes a microSD up to 32GB, and everything you shoot is stored on it.
To swap it, push the card in with a fingernail to release it, then insert the new one.
To format, choose Format in settings and confirm. Formatting erases everything — copy your files off first.
Charging
Use the supplied cable with a 5V-1A or 5V-2A adapter, or a computer USB port. Don’t force the connector.
The light beside the port is red while charging and goes off when it’s fully charged.
The battery is built in and sealed — don’t open the body or try to replace it.
If something's not working
Nothing happens on Power ⑥ — charge it for 30 minutes and try again. A flat battery looks like a dead camera.
Frozen — hold Power ⑥ for three seconds to force it off, then back on. If that does nothing, press Reset with a pin. It won’t delete your photos.
Won’t shoot, runs slowly, or freezes often — the card may be full or faulty. Back your files up, then Format in settings.
Photos look soft or hazy — wipe the lens with a dry cloth. Nothing wet.
Looking after it
Clean the body, lens and mirror ② with a soft dry cloth — no liquids or chemical cleaners.
Keep it away from water, humidity, heat and direct sunlight. It isn’t waterproof. Use it between −15 °C and 45 °C.
Store it cool and dry, and if you don’t use it for a while, charge it at least once every three months.
Safety, warranty and recycling
Choking hazard — small parts, including the memory card. Not for children under 3, and use under adult supervision. Never put the strap around the neck.
Stop using it and contact support if the body swells, gets hot, or smells. Don’t puncture, crush or burn it.
One-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, in addition to your statutory rights where you live. In the EU and Switzerland the statutory guarantee is at least 2 years. Keep your receipt and contact support before returning anything.
The crossed-out bin mark means the camera and its built-in battery don’t go in household waste — recycle them at a collection facility. Full safety, compliance and warranty text is in the PDF below.
