KODAKPIXPRO AZ405-BK 20MP Digital Camera 40X Optical Zoom 24mm Wide Angle Lens Optical Image Stabilization 1080P Full HD Video 3" LCD Vlogging Camera (Black)

Was confusing to use at first, but eventually I was able to make it work. The photos it captures are very high quality, and I would recommend it for a first-time photographer.

I’ve been using the KODAK PIXPRO AZ405 for a few weeks and it’s been a great camera for casual photography and vlogging. The 40X optical zoom is impressive and works well for capturing distant subjects. The image quality is good in daylight, and the wide-angle lens helps fit more into the frame. I also like the optical image stabilization — it helps keep shots steady.

i love this camera!!! it’s beginner friendly, but has so many options for all levels of photographer. my only gripe is that the battery life could be better, but it lasts long enough. i use this to take pictures and videos of concerts and other things. it’s great! if you’re wanting it as a video camera, i do recommend getting an external microphone— the built in mic on the camera is fine, but it’s just fine, not great. overall i love this camera and use it so much 9/10

amazing quality! good zooming - no pixels. value for money

This camera is terrible in every aspect and design, to get the SD card out you have to open the battery compartment, which when doing so you loose all the settings as in date and time on the camera and you have to completely reset everything. If you use the cord to download the pictures to your computer instead of taking out the card it drains the batteries very quickly. Even when not using the cord to download, the batteries drain very quickly, it's such an issue that it's one of the trouble shooting things that they have listed with this camera. There solution is to shut off any apps or things on the camera you're not using, tells you to turn down the brightness of the screen. Really your solution to this problem is to disable features that are on this camera, what's the point of having those features if when using them they drain the batteries very quickly. Let me explain what I use this camera for, to take pictures of items I sell on line. I put in a new set of energizer batteries, tested them with my ohm/volt tester, they tested 1.58 volts. I took 17 pictures downloaded them by using the cord and then I took 10 more pictures and the camera shut off and right before it did it said batteries expired. So I took the batteries out and tested them and they tested 1.28 volts, which will make most things still run, like my game cameras. There's definitely an issue with these cameras and the power they use and how fast they drain batteries. I've also have had it lock up and stop working several times and it wouldn't shut off or do anything, had to open up the battery compartment which takes all the power from the camera so it will reset and then close it and then turn it back on. I had a Sony Cyber shot which they don't make anymore, for over 10 years and I took literally thousands of pictures with it and it cost half as much and the pictures were clearer and of higher quality than what this camera is capable of taking. I would still be using the Sony, but some how it developed a gray spot that was showing up in all of my pictures and it was causing potential buyers to ask what that spot was on the item. So I had to stop using it and bought this camera thinking it would work great for what I was doing and also work great for taking pictures of nature and wildlife. I wish I would have sent it back right away, but I figured I would give it a chance to get better, because they said it would if I did the update. Well it's only gotten worse with time instead of better.

This was an Amazon Warehouse purchase. Condition shown as "Acceptable", at nearly half the list price. I was skeptical but the Next Day Delivery and knowledge I could return it made me buy it. The camera is in Perfect condition, original box and all accessories included. I am delighted. However, the Quick Start guide provides very little help to a beginning user, but I scanned the QR code in the Guide to access the 91-page Owners Manual. I can either view it on my laptop (too small on the phone) or spend $$ to print it out.I haven't taken but a couple of pictures so far as I want to know what I'm doing first. So far so good and I know I will enjoy getting to know this camera. I am not sure I would be so pleased were it not $88 (vs. $170) but consider me a satisfied customer. I am a retiree and I'm sure that is part of the issue with using this, as younger folks would intuitively know how to fly through the buttons and settings.The lens cap is dismally loose, as many reviews pointed out, but a few slivers of electrical tape around the inside of the cap creates a good snug fit. Picture quality is sharp and satisfying. Enjoy!!

Very disappointed. I returned a newer version of this camera because it was not WiFi enabled. The description of this camera says it does support WiFi. Perhaps I missed it, but you need an Eye-Fi SD card in order to have your pictures automatically transfer to your computer or phone. Those cards are nearly three times more expensive than a standard SD card. I should have purchased the more expensive camera from a different manufacturer. In the end, they would cost the same. Now I get to pack up and return another camera. Amazon will need to inspect it before I receive a refund, so I have hundreds tied up in these cameras for up to a month. Skip the Kodak cameras. They have a great price point but don’t match Amazon’s descriptions. Also, this camera takes 4 AA batteries. It’s 2025, where is the rechargeable battery? Another added expense. Go for the more expensive brand with all the features. It’ll cost the same in the end.