myFirst Camera 50 20MP AI Kids Camera Review

The myFirst Camera 50 20MP AI Kids Camera is a step up from the myFirst Camera 3 we recently reviewed and comes with AI and an app to get your kids into a creative mode and all this is also kept safe and private within a selected circle of family or friends via the myFirst Circle app which is ideal for kids.

More advanced this might seem like a challenging task however it is not that hard to use and your parents can assist you along the way with nothing too difficult to digest on the way to learning more about technology in a good way.

This time around we get features to add to your photos create a diary and more you can share and saved and create your own videos with voice-overs and templates.

The camera itself is pretty good and so is the video for the target market I was impressed with the images and video given as you will see in the video below. You get on board storage and you can add storage via a micro sd card giving you ample room to get creative and take photos and videos to your hearts content and sift through them later on.

Kids can also create a journal which I like here and this is good for mental health and your wellbeing and your child can express themselves in a more realistic manner with videos images and by writing down things which is good.

The device has 20mp front camera and 16mp selfie camera and allows 1080p recording for decent images and video and all this is housed in a robust frame built to last there is also a incremental light on the front too for your selfies. One press on the shutter key is for photos and holding it down is for video.

Overall this is a great product for your child to learn about technology while having fun and being kept safe from the internet and with the app and journal here it is perfect for any child or teenager

 

myFirst Circle App

 

  • AI-Assisted Curation
  • Pin-Code Protected Video Diary
  • Child-Safety Focused Social Circle
  • Integrated Selfie Light
  • Physical Shutter Button
  • 1080P Video Recording
  • 20MP Rear Lens, 16MP Selfie Lens
  • 1GB RAM, 16GB Storage, up to 128GB Expandable Storage
  • Light and Ergonomic Design

Empower Your Child’s Creativity with AI

Designed specifically for young minds aged 5-12, Camera 50 makes it easier than ever for children to transform everyday moments into creative masterpieces, all with the help of AI. The inclusion of myDiary and our myFirst Circle app fosters good mental health practices from an early age by allowing them to better express themselves, and provide a safe space for them to store their video journal entries and share their stories.

  • Photo & Video Editing
  • AI-Assisted Curation
  • Child-Safety Focused Social Circle
  • Lightweight and Ergonomic
  • Wifi Connectivity
  • Up To 128GB Storage

Why Integrate AI in myFirst Camera 50?

Camera 50 makes video editing easy and fun for kids! Our AI helps kids create amazing videos without the hassle. With simple tools and cool effects, they can add their own touch with stickers, drawings, and even their own voice!

Cultivating Young Storytellers with AI

Help kids become filmmakers and vloggers! Our camera teaches them storytelling, boosts confidence, and lets them explore their creative side. It’s a safe and fun way to learn about making videos without needing a phone.

myFirst Camera 50 AI – Prioritizing Safety and Privacy

Not all AI cameras are the same, and the myFirst Camera 50 stands out. Unlike others, our Camera 50 helps kids create unique stories by analyzing their mood to make perfect videos, all while keeping privacy and security a top priority.

  • Privacy First: Camera 50 enhances photos and videos without tracking or collecting personal data. Our AI is focused only on content enhancement
  • Data Protection: No personal data storage or facial recognition. Your content stays secure and private, free from unauthorized access or data breaches

myFirst Camera 50 & Circle App – Safety is Our Priority

myFirst Camera 50 is designed with a safe and controlled environment for young creators, and our myFirst Circle app is the cornerstone of this safety. Here’s how Camera 50 and Circle app ensure safety:

  • Audible Shuttler: Our camera’s audible shutter lets you know when a photo is taken, safeguarding your privacy, guarantees no hidden photography
  • Limited Sharing: Through myFirst Circle, parents can control who can see their child’s creations, ensuring content stays within a trusted circle. Children can post photos in a child-friendly social circle, categorized by relationship type (Family, Besties, Friends, Acquaintances), with parents managing visibility and editing posts if necessary

A Boost for Mental Wellbeing with myDiary

Journaling helps kids’ mental health by providing a safe space to express emotions and reduce stress. It improves self-awareness and mental clarity, boosts creativity, enhances communication skills, and builds resilience by reflecting on experiences and solving problems.

myDiary – Build Your Own Journal

Kids love tech, but it’s important they use it for more than just fun. The myFirst Camera 50’s “myDiary” feature is a great way for kids to express themselves and learn about their feelings. It lets them take photos, videos, and write about their adventures. This helps them:

  • Understand their emotions
  • Build confidence
  • Create lasting memories

myDiary – Goes beyond a simple journal

  • Safe & Secure: Pin-code protection ensures your child’s entries stay private
  • AI-powered growth: The camera offers prompts and suggestions to encourage self-expression in a fun way

Fun Colors and Accessories

Pick your favorite – cool purple then make it unique with fun stickers that reflect your style. For worry-free adventures, it includes a handy anti-drop hand strap and a comfortable neck lanyard.

Kid-Proof Protection

Give your child the freedom to explore without worry. This case features rounded edges, a thick TPU frame, shock absorption, and scratch resistance, making it the perfect shield for their device during all their adventures.

Advanced Shutter Control

Understanding the nuances of photography is crucial for young creators, and the myFirst Camera 50 introduces them to professional techniques with its advanced shutter control system. The camera features a dual-function shutter button that operates on a half-press and full-press mechanism, designed specifically to enhance the shooting experience and photo quality.

The Ultimate Selfie Machine

Capture flawless selfies with the Camera 50’s built-in, adjustable Selfie Light Bar. This game-changer offers three warm lighting modes from cozy to neutral, all set to a gentle 4000K temperature, our Selfie Light Bar makes sure every selfie looks naturally awesome.

On-screen Button Tailored for Selfie Mode

Camera 50 is also designed with human natural movements in mind, the on-screen shutter button is easy to use in any hand position, making it simple to shoot the perfect selfie every time.

Enhanced Photography Features

Camera 50 takes your pictures to the next level. It features a high-resolution (20MP) rear camera with a wider-angle lens, perfect for capturing all the action and scenery. Plus, get up close and personal with the 20mm macro lens, ideal for revealing the hidden details in the world around you.

Bringing Families Closer One Memory At A Time

Camera 50 captures memories and connects families. Share photos and videos instantly with loved ones through our myFirst Circle app and all myFirst devices.

 

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Easco’s mission is to provide mobile devices that promote Ease of Communication while addressing the overexposure of children and vulnerable individuals to smartphones and social media. The phones are engineered specifically for young teens, elderly users, and those with special needs, making up over 20% of Ireland’s population.

Key features include:

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“As the first mobile phone brand to be born in Ireland, we’re proud to build devices that reflect the Irish culture and meet the real communication needs of underserved users,” said Hao Lee, founder of Easco.

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Revolut surpasses 2M young customers worldwide on <18 app; bolsters product in bid to put financial power into hands of teens

Revolut, the licensed European bank with more than 40 million customers around the world, has today announced that its <18 app for 6-17 year olds now has more than 2 million young customers worldwide — jumping to a total of 3.5 million worldwide when including guardians. In the last year in Ireland, total customers of the Revolut <18 app — including kids and their guardians — have increased by nearly 35%.

A version of Revolut built especially for Gen-Z and beyond, the <18 app helps young people manage their money in ways that work for them — while providing the right controls to give parents and guardians peace of mind. In line with its growth, Revolut is supercharging its <18 app with a new look and features. These include Analytics to boost financial literacy through budgeting and spending analysis, and Wallpapers to help <18s to help teens express themselves.

The company is also making features like Pockets to set aside money towards specific goals and Spare Change round-ups available to all <18 app users for free for the first time. In Ireland, some of the top 20 goals for young people already using Pockets through a parent or guardian’s paid plan include:

  • Clothes, specifically from fast fashion site SHEIN;
  • Gadgets, such as mobile phones, PCs, and PlayStation 5s — or even cars;
  • And summer holidays — with London the most sought-after destination.

The addition of this new functionality for all will supercharge young people’s ability to put money aside for the things that matter to them — from the latest tech to events with friends. 

Carlos Spada, Head of Product, Revolut <18 commented: “Our <18 app is built for teens and our goal is to be the ultimate financial companion, growing with young people and their financial needs. The features we’re announcing today will empower young people to take the lead on their finances and practise healthy money habits, all with fun opportunities for personalisation and the right level of parental oversight.

“We’re excited to see more and more young people choosing Revolut as the place to build towards financial independence.”

Revolut’s <18 app is also available in more than 20 markets including the UK, EEA, Australia, Singapore and the US. In Ireland, Revolut has seen an increase in average daily <18 wallet balances — up from €38.92 in March 2023 to €42.34 in March 2024, while average monthly <18 spending has decreased — down from €150.18 in March 2023 to €124.79 in March 2024. Alongside that, Irish kids received an average allowance of €9.71 in March 2024 — down from €10.41 last year.

To help young people grow healthy money habits, parents can try:

  1. Finding everyday moments to talk about financial concepts. From budgeting at the supermarket to comparison shopping for a particular purchase, parents can help their kids understand the real-life value of money. 
  2. Giving kids a regular allowance or pay day. By providing regularity, parents can encourage kids to practise money management basics. 
  3. Getting granular on spending habits. Helping kids make use of spending alerts and analytics to stick to their budget, avoid overspending and think about where they might do things differently next time. 
  4. Helping kids put money aside to reach their goals. Whether your kid is after the latest video game or they’re planning ahead for university, help them set goals and stick to them. 
  5. Remembering financial literacy is lifelong. Stick with them and be consistent while they’re learning. Ensure money chats are positive and encourage questions.