Ilford PIXIE 35 II Premium Film Camera

The camera has extreme blurring on the edges and especially for its price, it's not worth it. A used vintage camera has way better quality. Even photos I've seen of the Ilford Sprite do not have extreme blurring to the level of this camera. With this camera, anything other than the centre is extremely blurry and borderline unusable. Additionally, the build quality of the camera feels very cheap and plasticy, and a part of the lens chipped after one drop. So not only are the photos extremely blurry, you get a camera that feels very low quality. Even photos I've seen that came from a disposable camera do not have this much blur and are way more usable than the blurry slop this camera produces. I originally got this camera because I thought it will be more flexible and give me more control than the instax mini 11 while producing similar quality photos or better. However I have been let down by the extreme edge blurring and the build quality. Almost no other photos from consumer cameras I've seen besides a few designated lomography toy cameras produce blur to this extent.