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Save $30 on the Polaroid OneStep 2 — today only

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Just in time for Summer, the Polaroid OneStep 2 is on sale for $30 off at Best Buy, making it only $60 to enjoy a fun and nostalgic instant camera. Be quick though — this is a one-day flash sale offer, meaning it ends at midnight. Stock is limited so if you want to grab the Polaroid OneStep 2, you’ll need to be quick.

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Wondering what the Polaroid OneStep 2 is all about? Well, it’s basically a throwback to the nostalgic days of when Polaroid cameras ruled the roost because you could take a photo and immediately print it out from the same device. It was a fun form of photography and the Polaroid OneStep 2 offers a very similar experience. It has a 1970s style aesthetic but with all the technology that we’ve come to expect nowadays meaning the photo quality is far better than it was back then.

Its rechargeable battery lasts for up to 60 days in standby mode so you won’t have to worry about running out of charge any time soon. It comes with its own USB charging cable for those times when you do need to power it back up but this won’t happen too often. The stylish Polaroid OneStep 2 utilizes a high-quality lens that lets you zoom in on subjects without any hassle. You can also use it to take pictures in a variety of different lighting conditions, plus there’s a self-timer function for taking group photos.

Ultimately, it’s all about fun. Sure, you can spend ages lining up the perfect shot with a DLSR or your high-end smartphone, but the Polaroid OneStep 2 is a quirky device for taking quick candid shots. Take a photo and you can print it out in no time and hand it over to your friends, capturing the memory for all-time. It’s fairly robust too with a neck strap to ensure you will keep it safe.

Ordinarily priced at $90, the Polaroid OneStep 2 is only $60 right now at Best Buy. It’s a limited time only offer with the deal ending at midnight tonight so if you want to dive right in, you need to be fast. Bundled in is $25 to spend at Shutterfly or an 8×8 Photo Book which is sure to sweeten the deal.

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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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