Camp Snap 2 launched today, offering an updated version of the screenless digital camera with a 15 percent slimmer body and six built-in filters accessible via a dedicated button [1, 2]. The camera uses the same 8-megapixel sensor as the original Camp Snap, focusing on ease of use and capturing JPEG images only [1, 2]. It introduces transparent retro color options alongside traditional colors and features a 30.5mm filter thread for attaching physical lens filters, as well as a standard 1/4"-20 tripod mount [1, 2].
New functional improvements include a battery-saving sleep mode that wakes when pressing the shutter button and a "Camp Lock" feature that disables filters and secures the memory card door [1, 2]. Engadget noted the shutter button responds with an improved and "super satisfying click," highlighting refinements in tactile feedback [2].
Camp Snap 2 retains a similar price to the original model, with sources listing $69.95 or $70 for the launch offer. Engadget described the $70 price as a "special introductory pricing," suggesting it could rise later [1, 2].
The camera is designed to prioritize simplicity over advanced editing features. It captures JPEGs exclusively without advanced image manipulation options [1]. For customers seeking higher resolution and more features, the Camp Snap Pro model remains available with a 16-megapixel sensor [1].
Pre-orders started and units became available today, August 23, 2026, with shipments expected in the coming weeks [1, 2].
