The Fujifilm instax Pal 2 Digital pairs a 10MP sensor with a 28mm f/2.2 lens. Both White and Black versions are $169.95 each.
A palm-sized digital camera with a route to instax prints
The Fujifilm instax Pal 2 Digital Camera (White) and Fujifilm instax Pal 2 Digital Camera (Black) are the two colour versions in this launch. Each combines a 10-megapixel sensor with an integrated wide-angle lens in a palm-sized body. Pictures are recorded digitally, with a route to physical instax prints through the instax Pal app and a compatible printing device.
For casual snapshots, the appeal is being able to choose which images become prints after taking them. It also suits someone who wants an optical viewfinder rather than composing solely on a phone screen. The camera has its own LCD for playback, so reviewing a picture does not require transferring it first.
10-megapixel sensor and fixed 28mm f/2.2 lens
Fujifilm lists a 1/3.1-inch-type sensor with 10-megapixel resolution. The integrated lens is specified as a 28mm wide-angle, with a fixed f/2.2 aperture. A wide-angle view is useful for keeping a person and some surroundings in the same frame, rather than treating every snapshot as a tightly framed portrait.
The fixed aperture is an important distinction: f/2.2 is not a setting to stop down for more depth of field. In Auto mode, the camera's ISO range runs from 100 to 1600, with ISO 100 listed as its base sensitivity. That gives automatic exposure a sensitivity range to work within as lighting changes.
A built-in flash operates in Program mode. Fujifilm also lists Multi, TTL 256-zone light metering and Auto white balance, which handle exposure measurement and colour balance respectively.
87 g body, optical viewfinder and 1-inch LCD
The body measures 92.3 x 42 x 37 mm and weighs 87 g, body only. Those are the useful numbers for judging how much camera has to fit into a small bag or pocket. The supplied hand strap provides a way to keep it attached while carrying it.
The optical viewfinder includes diopter adjustment, which helps match the finder to the user's eyesight. Alongside it is a fixed 1-inch LCD for playback. That is a small screen for checking a picture, rather than a large display for inspecting fine detail.
A self-timer offers 2-second and 10-second delays. The longer delay gives more time to get into position after starting the timer. Power comes from a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Fujifilm specifies an operating range of 41 to 95°F (5 to 35°C) at 20 to 80% humidity. A below-freezing outing would be outside that stated temperature range.
Storage for 100 photos, with microSD expansion
Internal storage holds up to 100 digital photos. That means a memory card is not required to begin taking pictures. The single expansion slot accepts microSD, microSDHC and microSDXC cards, with a maximum supported capacity of 2 TB. Expanded storage is useful for keeping more pictures on the camera between transfers.
For a phone connection, Fujifilm provides Bluetooth and an integrated USB-C connector, with image imports handled through the instax Pal app. Bluetooth supplies the wireless route; the USB-C connector provides a direct connection. The body also includes a built-in USB-C port.
Taking pictures and moving them to a phone are separate steps. Images can remain in internal storage or on a card until it is time to import them into the app.
Filters, Animation mode and the printing workflow
Fujifilm lists five filter themes and six effects, along with an instax Animation mode for motion capture. These add creative options beyond a straight snapshot. Audio recording is listed as unavailable, so the motion feature should not be taken to mean that sound recording is included.
To make physical prints, import shots into the instax Pal app, then send selected photos wirelessly to a compatible mobile printer or hybrid instant camera. The app connects the camera's digital files to the device making the print. Compatibility matters here: this workflow calls for a compatible printing device, not simply any printer with a wireless connection.
Selecting images before printing means a frame can stay digital rather than automatically becoming a physical print.
White and Black: $169.95 each, with different stock status
As of October 16, 2026, Unique Photo lists the following versions:
| Version | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| White | $169.95 | In stock |
| Black | $169.95 | Orderable |
Both packages include a hand strap and a USB-C cable. The 28mm f/2.2 lens is integrated into the camera, so these are colour choices rather than different lens-kit combinations.
Next to each other, White and Black have the same imaging and storage specifications. Their viewfinder, screen and connectivity specifications also match. Black does not carry a price premium or add a feature. The practical difference is the finish and current availability: White is the in-stock option, while Black is orderable.
Prices at Unique Photo
- FUJIFILM instax Pal 2 Digital Camera (White): $169.95
- FUJIFILM instax Pal 2 Digital Camera (Black): $169.95
Prices as of October 16, 2026. Browse more: Instax Pal, Fujifilm at Unique Photo.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Fujifilm instax Pal 2 Digital cost?
The White and Black versions each cost $169.95. Both include a hand strap and a USB-C cable.
How do you print photos from the Fujifilm instax Pal 2 Digital?
Import photos into the instax Pal app, then send them wirelessly to a compatible mobile printer or hybrid instant camera for printing.
What memory cards does the instax Pal 2 Digital support?
Its single card slot accepts microSD, microSDHC and microSDXC cards up to 2 TB. Internal storage holds up to 100 digital photos.
Is the Fujifilm instax Pal 2 Digital in stock?
As of October 16, 2026, White is in stock at Unique Photo. Black is orderable.