The Alice camera is now available at BHphoto (Click here).

In a new video, YouTuber Snappiness gives an in-depth look at the much-anticipated Alice Camera, a unique smartphone-camera hybrid featuring a Micro Four Thirds sensor and interchangeable lens mount.
Unlike traditional cameras, the Alice clips directly onto your smartphone and relies on an app for controls, offering a modern twist for mobile-first content creators. It combines computational photography with real optics—thanks to the Micro Four Thirds lenses mount support.

Key Highlights

• Smart design with cold shoe, USB-C, headphone jack, and tripod mount
• 64GB internal storage (no SD card slot)
• Excellent white balance and color science
• Built-in AI subject detection autofocus
• Support for manual lenses and classic MFT glass

The Alice Camera doesn’t work as a standalone camera—it needs the app to shoot. But in return, it gives you lightning-fast wireless transfers, deep manual control, and flexible AI-assisted shooting modes.

What Needs Work

• Autofocus is still not perfect—especially for fast-moving subjects
• Boot time is slow compared to traditional cameras
• No SD card support limits expandability
• Resolution is just 11MP—fine for web, but not for cropping or large prints

Despite the downsides, Alice is among the most advanced attempts yet at merging smartphones and dedicated cameras. It’s perfect for hybrid shooters, vloggers, and tinkerers who want to travel light without sacrificing image quality.

Would you consider switching to a camera like this? Let us know in the comments!