Walmart Is Selling a $499 4K Digital Camera for Just $126 Right Now, and It's an 'Excellent' Choice for Beginners
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If you already have a smartphone, you may think you don't need a camera, but there's a certain magic found in camera-taken shots that you can't get with a mobile device. Today's best cameras have bigger and better lenses, have special photography features, and are much easier to hold and aim than your phone. Unfortunately, good cameras have a reputation for costing a lot of money. But, right now, there's a Walmart deal that drops the price of one down to less than $130, and it comes with accessories.
The NBD 4K Digital Camera is marked down to $133 right now and even has an online coupon you can apply with the click of a button to mark it down $7 more. That makes this camera, which has over 950 five-star ratings at Walmart, just $126, which is $373 off its usual $499 price.
This camera takes pictures in wonderful 4K via a 48 MP cam. It comes with a 52mm wide-angle lens and also has a 16x digital zoom. It's a DSLR, which is perfect for beginner photographers who want to progress into understanding settings better over time and capture moments with perfect clarity. The NBD 4K is also categorized as a 'vlogging camera' due to its ability to shoot film as well.
'I took this camera with me to the Caribbean, St. Thomas U. S. Virgin Islands, and was glad I did. For the most part, it is very easy to operate," one shopper said. "The added zoom lens came in handy. My photos came out looking professional, and the micro storage disc held them all. What most people, like me, got mixed up was the WiFi usage. It has its own, so you have to use it and the password provided. Connect your phone or tablet to its WiFi and you can download the photos from the camera.'Another shopper described it as an 'excellent camera for beginners.' Their review said, 'A nice starter pack for those getting into photography. The quality is good, the extra accessories are fitting for this kind of camera and not overwhelming for those that are starting.'
You won't be able to get the $499 NBD camera for $126 forever, as this is a Walmart Flash Sale offering only. If you want this camera at this great price, buy it now.
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Walmart Is Selling a $499 4K Digital Camera for Just $126 Right Now, and It's an 'Excellent' Choice for Beginners first appeared on Men's Journal on Jun 10, 2025
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