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Asanuma unveils petite 8MP King keychain camera

The 8MP King keychain camera comes in three colors—black, white, or pink. (Image source: Asanuma)
The 8MP King keychain camera comes in three colors—black, white, or pink. (Image source: Asanuma)
Asanuma & Co. has launched the 8 MP King keychain camera in Japan, a petite device with nostalgic image quality, microSD storage, and up to 100 minutes of battery life. Available in black, white, or pink for 3,300 yen (~$25), it takes retro-looking images as an alternative to sharper images from modern smartphones.

Asanuma & Co., Ltd. has unveiled the petite 8 MP King keychain camera (KLIKKA-BK) in Japan designed for convenient EDC (everyday carry). The camera measures 45 x 28 x 20 mm (1.77 x 1.10 x 0.79 in.) and weighs 16 g (0.56 oz.). 

The King camera utilizes a 0.96-inch LCD display to view the 3,760 x 2,121-pixel JPG photos and 1,080p 30 fps AVI videos it records. A built-in flash helps light up low-light scenes when taking photos. The keychain camera stores videos and photos on a microSD card, with up to 32 GB cards supported.

The camera is designed to produce a nostalgic look, with a lower level of detail than modern smartphones, akin to digital cameras from decades past, according to Asanuma.

A 180 mAh lithium polymer battery powers the camera for up to 100 minutes, according to the company. The battery recharges using an external USB-C power supply. The keychain camera comes with a strap, keychain, USB cable, and instruction manual.

Readers can buy the 8 MP King keychain camera in black, white, and pink for an MSRP of 3,300 yen (~$25) from the company website. Readers outside Japan can consider a similar 8 MP keychain camera sold on Amazon US.

The King keychain camera has a 0.96-inch LCD display and a microSD card slot. (Image source: Asanuma)
The King keychain camera has a 0.96-inch LCD display and a microSD card slot. (Image source: Asanuma)
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David Chien, 2025-11- 4 (Update: 2025-11- 4)