Connect kiko with USB-C, or use a microSD reader. iPhone and iPad: open Files, find kiko under Locations, copy to Photos. Android: choose file transfer if asked. No app, no account.

Plug kiko into your Mac or PC with USB-C. It shows up as a drive. Drag the files across. Photos are JPG and video is AVI. Both open on Mac and Windows.

Inside kiko. Photos taken without a card stay in internal storage and can't be moved to a phone.

There's no separate video mode. Hold capture for two seconds. It records sound too.

Press Up or Down before you shoot.

The lens is fixed focus, so step back a little. Still hazy? Wipe the lens with a dry cloth.

Gallery/Select opens the album. Up and Down move between files. Hold Power to delete the one you're looking at.

A microSD card, up to 32GB. It isn't included.

Settings, then Format, then confirm. This erases everything, so copy your files off first.

Use the supplied USB-C cable with a 5V-1A or 5V-2A adapter, or a computer port. The light is red while charging and goes off when full.

Charge it for 30 minutes and try again.

Hold Power for three seconds. If that doesn't work, press Reset with a pin. Your photos are kept.

The card may be full or faulty. Back up your files, then format the card.

No. Keep it away from water, humidity, heat and direct sun. Clean it with a soft dry cloth.

Press Power to open settings. Up and Down move, Gallery/Select chooses, Capture exits. Language is in the same menu.

One year against defects in materials and workmanship, plus your statutory rights. In the EU and Switzerland it's at least two years. Keep your receipt.

kiko has small parts, including the memory card. It's not for children under 3. Never put the strap around the neck.