Pomence™ Digital Vlogging Camera
Pomence™ Digital Vlogging Camera
🔄 180° Foldable Selfie Screen
💾 FREE 32GB SD Card Included
🎬 Captures Crisp HD Video & Photos
🎒 Lightweight, Pocket-Sized Design
🎁 The Ultimate Gift for Beginners
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- Secure, encrypted checkout
- Tracked delivery on every order
- Easy returns per store policy
- 32GB card & kit in the box
Do I need to buy a memory card separately?
No. A 32GB microSD card ships inside the box along with a USB 2.0 card reader, so you can shoot on day one and move your clips straight to a laptop without hunting for an adapter.
Is this hard to use if I've never owned a camera?
It's built for first-time users. Power it on, frame your shot on the screen, press the shutter. There are no lenses to swap and no exposure triangle to learn before you get a usable photo.
Can I actually see myself while I'm recording?
Yes — that's the point of the flip-up screen. It rotates a full 180° to face forward, so your framing is visible the whole time you're filming a vlog, a GRWM or a group selfie.
Will it work as a gift straight out of the box?
It's assembled as a complete starter kit for exactly that reason. Charge it, drop in the included card, and it's ready — no second trip to the store for accessories on a birthday morning.
How does it compare to just using a phone?
It records to its own card instead of eating your phone storage and battery, it has a real 10x zoom ring and a dedicated shutter, and it gives footage that distinct digital-camera look people are chasing.
Your phone still wins on instant sharing — most creators carry both and transfer clips afterwards using the included reader.
Bought it for my daughter's birthday and she filmed her whole weekend on it. The flip screen was the thing that sold her — she can finally see herself while she talks.Sarah M. Verified purchase
The whole camera setup, in one box
A lightweight vlogging camera with a screen that flips to face you, a 10x zoom lens and every accessory you need to start shooting the same day it arrives. Built for first cameras, first vlogs and gifts that get used.
No lens kits to research, no memory card to buy separately, no menu system that assumes you already know what an aperture is.
Stop guessing your angles mid-vlog
The screen folds a full 180° to face you, so the shot you're recording is the shot you can see. No blind filming, no cropped heads, no reviewing three takes to find out the framing was wrong the whole time.
- Frame get-ready-with-me videos and day-in-the-life clips solo, without a tripod monitor.
- Fit everyone in the group shot before the shutter fires, not after.
- Fold it flat against the body when you're shooting forward — the screen sits protected in your bag.
Your phone stays free. Your memories don't
Every clip lands on the included 32GB microSD card instead of the phone you need for maps, messages and music. Shoot the whole trip, then drop the card into the bundled USB 2.0 reader and pull the footage onto a laptop.
- A dedicated card means no "storage full" warning halfway through the day.
- Your phone battery stays for navigating and posting, not filming.
- Swap in a larger card later if you shoot long-form — the slot is standard microSD.
10x zoom and a proper shutter — no lens shopping
An F/3.2, f=7.96mm lens with a 10x zoom ring gets you closer to the stage, the skyline or the street sign without walking there. It's the reach a phone can't fake, in a body that still closes in one hand.
- 4K-labelled capture for footage that holds up when you crop for vertical.
- Physical dials and a dedicated shutter button — muscle memory, not menu diving.
- One fixed lens: nothing to unscrew, lose, or budget for later.
From sealed box to first clip
There is no software to install, no account to make and no accessory run to the store. Four steps stand between unboxing and your first take.
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1. Unbox & charge
Peel the screen film, seat the battery and top the camera up before you head out. The satisfying part of the unboxing is already done for you — everything is in one tray.
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2. Insert the 32GB card
Slide the included microSD card into the side slot until it clicks. Format it once in the camera menu and it's ready for every shoot after that.
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3. Flip & record
Lift the screen to face you, check your framing, and press record. Loop the wrist strap on first if you're shooting on the move.
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4. Offload & post
Pop the card into the bundled USB 2.0 reader, plug it into a laptop and drag your files across. Edit wherever you already edit.
Small enough to actually bring
The best camera is the one that fits in the bag you already carry. This one goes to the concert, the campus walk, the family trip and the coffee run — and it looks like a camera, not a work assignment.
I take it everywhere now. It lives in my tote next to my keys and it doesn't feel like carrying gear — it feels like carrying a camera because I want to.Draft customer story — replace with a verified review before publishing
A finished kit, not a starting point
Most beginner cameras arrive needing a card, a strap and a way to get files off. This one arrives ready — which is exactly why it works as a gift.
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Portable digital vlogging cameraFoldable 180° screen, 10x zoom lens, physical dials and shutter.
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32GB microSD memory cardPre-included so the camera is usable the moment it's charged.
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USB 2.0 microSD card readerMove footage to any laptop with a standard USB port — no adapter hunt.
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Wrist strapKeeps the camera secure in crowds, on trails and one-handed.
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Charging cable & quick-start guidePlain-language setup written for a first camera, not a photography course.
Ordering from Pomence™
This is the official Pomence™ listing. Every order ships as a sealed, complete kit and is covered by the returns and support terms published in our store policies.
- Secure, encrypted checkout on every payment method we accept.
- Tracked dispatch with confirmation emailed as soon as your parcel moves.
- Returns and exchanges handled under our published returns policy.
- Real human support if anything in the kit arrives missing or damaged.
Questions people ask first
Who is this camera actually for?
Beginners, teens and first-time creators who want a real camera without the price, weight and learning curve of a professional body. It's also a common gift choice for birthdays, graduations, Christmas and back-to-school, because it works straight out of the box.
If you already shoot on a full-frame body with interchangeable lenses, this is a light second camera rather than an upgrade.
How does the 180° screen work?
The screen is hinged at the top and flips upward until it faces the front of the camera. Once it's up, you can see yourself in frame while recording. Fold it back down flat against the body when you're shooting forward or packing it away.
How does it power up, and can I use it while charging?
It runs on a rechargeable battery that charges through the supplied cable from any standard USB power source — a laptop, a wall adapter or a power bank. Charge it fully before a long day of filming, and carry a power bank if you're out all day.
Avoid charging the camera in direct heat or leaving it plugged in unattended overnight.
What memory card does it take, and can I use a bigger one?
A 32GB microSD card is included. The slot takes standard microSD cards, so you can move to a higher-capacity card later if you shoot a lot of long video. Format any new card in the camera before the first shoot so the file structure is set up correctly.
How do I get photos and videos onto my computer or phone?
The simplest route is the included USB 2.0 card reader: eject the microSD card, slide it into the reader, plug the reader into a laptop and copy the files across like any USB drive. You can also connect the camera directly with the supplied cable.
To edit on a phone, transfer the files to a laptop first, or use a card reader compatible with your phone's port.
What does the 10x zoom actually get me?
The lens is marked F/3.2 with a focal length of 7.96mm and a 10x zoom range, which lets you frame subjects further away than a fixed phone lens comfortably reaches — a stage, a viewpoint, an animal across a field.
As with any zoom, hold the camera steady or brace against something at the long end. Zoomed-in handheld footage always shows more shake.
Does it work well in low light?
Like every compact camera, it performs best with good light — daylight, window light or a well-lit room. In dim bars or night streets you'll see more noise and softer footage. If you're filming indoors at night, add a small light or shoot near a lamp for noticeably cleaner results.
Is it easy enough for someone who has never used a camera?
Yes. The interface is deliberately simple: power on, frame, shoot. There are no interchangeable lenses, no rigs to assemble and no need to understand exposure settings to get a usable result on your first try.
How should I look after it?
It isn't waterproof or shockproof. Keep it out of rain, pools and sand, wipe the lens with a microfibre cloth rather than a sleeve, and use the wrist strap in crowds or anywhere you'd hate to drop it. Store it with the screen folded flat.
What are the shipping and returns terms?
Orders ship tracked, and you'll get a confirmation email with your tracking number once the parcel is dispatched. Delivery windows, return periods and exchange terms are the ones published on our shipping and returns policy pages, which apply to this listing.
If anything in the kit is missing or damaged on arrival, contact support with your order number and a photo and we'll sort it out.
What people say about shooting on it
The flip screen sold me
I film get-ready-with-mes alone and I used to guess where my head was. Now I just tilt the screen up and I can see the whole frame while I talk.
Gift that landed
My niece opened it and had it recording within ten minutes because the card was already in the box. No panic run to the shops on a Sunday.
My phone finally has space
I stopped filling my camera roll on trips. Everything goes on the card and I clear it onto my laptop when I get home.
Light enough to forget
It sits in my tote and I don't notice it until I want it. That's the whole reason I use it more than my old bridge camera.
Zoom is the surprise
Used it at a gig and got a usable shot of the stage from the back. My phone turned the same shot into mush.
Easy for a beginner
I have never owned a camera and I was worried it would sit in a drawer. Turned it on, pressed the button, got a good photo. That was it.
Card reader is underrated
Didn't think I'd care about the little USB reader until I realised my laptop has no card slot. Saved me buying one.
Back to school win
Bought it before term started. He's filming his dorm setup and campus walks instead of scrolling, which was the actual goal.
Looks the part
The body has that retro digital-camera feel people are after right now. It photographs well in flat lays too, which matters to me.
Strap gets used daily
Small thing, but I wrap the strap on before I leave the house. It's the reason I'm relaxed shooting one-handed in a crowd.
Better in good light
Daylight footage looks great. Dark venues are noisier, so I shoot near a window or bring a small light and it's fine.
Holiday footage looks like a film
Cut our week away into a three-minute vlog and my family actually watched it twice. That never happened with phone clips.
No lens shopping
I nearly bought a second-hand mirrorless and then realised I'd need lenses on top. This does what I need with nothing to add.
Screen folds away neatly
I was worried the flip screen would snag in my bag. It sits flush against the body when it's down, so it hasn't.
Charged off a power bank
Ran it off the same power bank I use for my phone on a long day out. One less cable to think about.
Good for group photos
Flipping the screen forward means everyone can see themselves before the shot. Far fewer retakes at family dinners.
Simple menus
Settings are shallow enough that I found what I needed without a manual, which is not something I say about cameras.
Swapped in a bigger card
Started on the 32GB that came with it, then added a larger one for long shoots. It read the new card straight away after formatting.
Unboxing was the fun part
Everything laid out in one tray, film to peel, card to click in. My daughter filmed the unboxing on her phone before she'd even used it.
Steadier with two hands
At full zoom you need to brace it, same as any camera. Once I stopped filming one-handed the footage cleaned right up.