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Listings show image sensors from 1.6 MP (the ultra‑compact key‑chain camera) up to about 20–20.9 MP for point‑and‑shoot models. In short, options range from very low‑resolution key‑chain captures to roughly 20 MP for standard cameras.

Most listings show Full HD (1080p / 1920×1080) as the primary video mode. Some product details also list other resolutions such as 1440×1080 and 1080×1080, indicating variability between models—check the specific model page for the exact supported resolutions.

Common screen sizes in the listings are 3.0 inches and 2.7 inches. Viewfinder options vary: some models have no viewfinder, while others include an electronic viewfinder (EVF).

Listings mention built‑in Wi‑Fi (noted for one waterproof model), USB‑C for charging and image transfer on the key‑chain camera, and Micro‑USB on some product detail pages.

Optical zooms shown include 4× and 5×. Wide‑angle focal lengths are listed around 27–28 mm on models that provide focal‑length specifications.

Power options vary by model: some point‑and‑shoots use disposable AA batteries, others list rechargeable lithium‑ion packs, and the small key‑chain camera is described as having a built‑in rechargeable battery. One field also lists “Battery: No Battery Used,” indicating a listing inconsistency—verify the battery type on the specific product page before buying.

Supported formats include SD/SDHC/SDXC and microSD/microSDHC. Some listings show SD/SDHC/SDXC support up to 512 GB, while microSD/microSDHC compatibility is noted up to 32 GB. Bundles commonly include 32 GB or 128 GB cards.

Common bundle items include memory cards (often 32 GB or 128 GB), carrying cases or travel organizers, batteries or battery packs, and extras such as card readers, chargers, straps, and cleaning/accessory kits.

Optical zooms listed include 4× and 5×. Some entries also report digital zoom (example: 6×) and one shows a “Combined Zoom: 30×,” so reported zoom figures vary by model—check the specific product specifications to see how optical and digital zoom are defined for each camera.