Bunnings Launches $24.95 Mini Digital Camera
The Click Memory Maker Mystery Box camera is rolling out across Bunnings stores in Australia and New Zealand this week.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Photography
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Bunnings has released the Click Memory Maker Mystery Box Mini Digital Camera at $24.95, sold in a mystery box with one of six collectible designs. Stock is rolling out across stores in Australia and New Zealand this week, with the cameras also available online.
Why it matters
The release taps into demand for nostalgic, low-resolution photographs associated with early digital cameras. Its low price and small size position it as an accessible gift option for those seeking a retro-style camera.
The camera costs $24.95 and features a 2.0-megapixel sensor with 1920 x 1080 output, plus a 1.47-inch adjustable screen, four frames, four filters and a date stamp. A Class 10 Micro SD card must be bought separately, and the source does not report independent testing of image quality.
The players
Bunnings
Bunnings is an Australian hardware and home improvement retailer owned by Wesfarmers, operating large-format stores across Australia and New Zealand.
The details
Each camera is sold in a mystery box containing one of six collectible designs and is small enough to hang from keys or a handbag. Each box includes a charging and data transfer cable, an instruction manual and a metal keyring, with a flip screen, built-in flash, four picture frames, four filter styles and a date stamp function.
Timeline
Stock rolls out across Bunnings stores in Australia and New Zealand this week, from 6 November 2026.
The camera is positioned as a stocking filler or Kris Kringle gift for Christmas 2026.
Culture Shift
The Bunnings camera sits within the wider retro digital camera trend, where the Kodak Charmera set a $55 benchmark for miniature nostalgic cameras. The $24.95 price undercuts that benchmark, suggesting the category is becoming more accessible to casual buyers.
Shoppers looking for a low-cost gift can find the camera at $24.95 in Bunnings stores or online, but a Class 10 Micro SD card must be bought separately. The mystery box format means buyers won't know which of the six designs they will receive until they open it.
The takeaway
For buyers seeking a nostalgic gift, the low price makes this an easy stocking filler, but budget for a separate Micro SD card before purchase. Check Bunnings stores or its website for stock as the rollout progresses across the country.
Further reading
Explore more on Photography for context on the growing interest in compact and retro cameras.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Mail Online.
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