This Instax Mini 9 and film deal is a great combo in the January sales

Fujifilm Instax Mini 9
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If you're looking for a way to document the fun you'll be having in January (to offset the impending blues) then an instant camera is a fun way to do so.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 dropped down to its best ever price for Boxing Day and has remained there into the January sales - and you can save on the price of a mini film pack too - with the combo costing just £84.98 at Amazon. Not in the UK? Check out the prices on the Instax Mini 9 where you down below.

The Instax Mini 9 tops our list of the best instant cameras, with praise heaped up on its simple controls, which makes it appropriate for beginner photographers of all ages. You've also got a nice variety of colours to choose from with this classic camera.

The Instax Mini 9 has a mirror on the front so it can take selfies, and it comes with a 10-shot mini film pack, so you don't have to spend any extra to get started and take photos. The camera is the same price as it was during Black Friday 2019, which marked its lowest price drop on Amazon to date. 

The additional mini film pack, too, is at its best price. That'll let you take 50 additional shots, which gives the budding photographer in your life plenty of flexibility.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 with 10 shots: £74.99 £54.99 at Amazon

Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 with 10 shots: £74.99 £54.99 at Amazon
This is a beginner-friendly price for the Instax Mini 9, which is our number one instant camera. You get a 10-shot mini film pack, and the camera has a flash capability, exposure control, and the capability to take selfies and close-ups.

Instax mini film 50 shot pack:£34.99£29.99 at Amazon

Instax mini film 50 shot pack: £34.99 £29.99 at Amazon
Take 50 more credit card-sized photos with your Instax camera. This is compatible with all models, and should be enough to last for a couple of weddings or fancy dress parties. 

There's a close-up lens attachment if you need to zoom in to take a photo, too. This isn't the most feature-rich instant camera available, of course, but that's not really the point. If you want to start a new hobby in 2020 without dropping too much money, consider picking up the Instax Mini 9 at this impulse-level price.

Samuel Roberts

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