As the old saying goes, ‘if something looks too good to be true, then it probably is’. But here’s the thing... I saw a 48-megapixel compact camera on Amazon for just $30/£25, in the pocket-slim shape of the Mutrain Digital Camera X10. Wow!
What’s more, the manufacturer promises it can ‘capture professional-grade photos anytime, anywhere’. I’d expect to pay about 200x the price for a 40+ megapixel camera that can take pro-grade images, like the Canon EOS R5 Mark II ($5399/£5749) or the Nikon Z 8 ($5099/£4839). I’m not entirely naïve but with Mutrain’s billing, I’d expect the X10 to at least be one of the best cheap cameras or the best cameras for kids out there.
