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KODAK PIXPRO C1 Compact Digital Camera 13MP

  • 13 MP BSI CMOS sensor, 1/3 inch
  • 26 mm f/2.0 fixed lens, 1x optical
  • 4x digital zoom only
  • 1080p Full HD video in MP4
  • 2.8 inch LCD, flips 180 degrees for selfies
  • ISO 100 to 1600
  • microSD cards up to 32 GB
  • Built in Li-ion battery, USB-C charging

Updated 25 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A simple, light camera for teens, travelers and casual vloggers who want a retro body and a selfie screen. With no optical zoom, distant subjects lose detail fast.

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ASIN: B0DY89Z83GModel: C1BNCategory: Point & Shoot Digital Cameras

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Overview

Not a zoom camera, the KODAK PIXPRO C1 is a pocket point and shoot with a fixed wide lens and a screen that flips forward for selfies and vlogging. A built in battery charges over USB-C, and photos save to a microSD card.

Kodak pairs a retro vintage body with a forward flipping screen, so framing a selfie or a vlog clip takes no guesswork. The small sensor gathers limited light, so indoor evening shots get grainy and soft.

Who it's for

Beginners, students and travelers who want a dedicated camera for snapshots and talking head clips will find the controls simple. Wildlife, sports and night shooters need optical zoom or a larger sensor and should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Screen flips forward for selfies and vlogging
  • Bright f/2.0 wide angle lens
  • Very light for a pocket or bag
  • USB-C charging for the built in battery
Cons
  • No optical zoom, digital only
  • Small sensor struggles in dim light
  • Memory card not listed in the box
  • Battery is built in, not swappable

Performance notes

Image quality is set by the small BSI sensor and the bright fixed lens, so daylight shots look clean while dim rooms push the ISO up and add grain. Zooming is digital, which crops the frame and lowers detail instead of bringing the subject closer optically. The flip screen governs selfie framing, letting you check the shot before pressing record.

Specifications

BrandKODAK
ModelC1BN
Dimensions & fit
Weight0.25 pounds
Sensor size1/3 inch
Capacity & performance
Maximum shutter speed0 seconds
Iso range100 to 1600
Power & efficiency
BatteryBuilt In Rechargeable Li-Ion
Rechargeable BatteryBuilt-in lithium-ion battery with USB-C charging for on-the-go use
Construction & materials
Lens construction5 elements
Compatibility & installation
MountTripod Socket
Warranty & support
WarrantyLimited
Other details
Optical zoom1x
Sensor resolution13 MP (13.12 MP)
Video resolution1080p
Lens26 mm fixed, f/2.0 wide angle
Continuous shooting30 frames per second
Screen2.8 inch LCD, 230,000 dots
Sensor typeBSI CMOS
Memory cardMicroSD / MicroSDHC Up To 32 GB
FlashBuilt in: auto, force flash, force off
Video formatMP4
Metering methodsAverage, center-weighted, spot
Digital zoom4x
Charging portUSB Type-C
Angle of view75 degrees
Photo formatJPEG
Screen articulationFlips 180 degrees
13MP SensorCaptures detailed photos with a CMOS sensor and a bright f/2.0 wide angle lens
Flip Screen2.8in LCD screen tilts 180 degrees for selfies, vlogs, and group shots

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the box with the KODAK PIXPRO C1?

The listing names the camera, an AC adapter, a Type-C USB cable, a wrist strap, a quick start guide and a warranty card. A memory card is not in that list, so plan on a microSD card up to 32 GB.

Does the KODAK PIXPRO C1 have optical zoom?

No. The 26 mm lens is fixed at 1x optical, and the 4x zoom is digital, which crops the image.

Can I swap batteries in the KODAK PIXPRO C1?

The listing describes a built in rechargeable lithium ion battery charged over USB-C, so plan to recharge it instead of carrying spares.

Does the Kodak C1 autofocus?

The listing conflicts. One field names contrast detection autofocus, while the lens is described as fixed focus. Expect simple point and shoot focusing and test close up shots.