Polaroid i1035 Titanium Including batteries Digital Camera

Pros: Excellent Price.  High Resolution Photos.  Three Inch LCD Screen.  Intuitive Menu.
Cons: None.

In reviewing the Polaroid i1035 camera, I would point out that my rating is based on the value within the context of the type of camera being reviewed.  For photography buffs, this camera costs less than some accessories for high end ...

Pros: Light Weight
Small Size
Great Quality Photos
Large LCD
10MP
Optical Zoom
Great Price
Cons: Long Flash Warm-up
No Alternate Power
Poor Video Quality
Substandard Microphone

My husband purchased me the Polaroid i1035 for mother's day after years of me complaining about our Canon PowerShot S2 IS. Don't get me wrong I think my Canon is awesome, but the bloody thing is HUGE, and having to lug it around every were is annoying. I ...

Pros: Pros: price, kinda small, big screen, picture quality pretty good
Cons: Cons: not ultra small, moves through batteries, clicking sound on movie mode, average processing/refresh time

Bought this as a door buster for $89.  Also purchased a 2g card and NIMH rechargeable batteries.  Total, $118 w/tax. 

Pros: price, kinda small, big screen, picture quality pretty good
Cons: not ultra small, moves through batteries, clicking sound on movie mode, average processing/refresh time

If you compare this with other $250 ultra compact point and shoots, it is a loser on all but price.  If you want a digital camera that shoots reasonable pictures at a low price (as of this writing) then not a bad pick.

Now of course, the concern, will it last awhile. 

Pros: Small, cheep. Software seems OK pretty standard stuff, which is OK to0.
Cons: Eats batteries like candy & it stopped working after 50 pictures and one week.

EATS batteries like candy. After one week the lens stopped coming out minimal shooting before this happened maybe 50 pictures.