Polaroid Sun 660 AF

The Polaroid Sun 660 AF (AKA Sun Autofocus 660) is a nostalgic, cube-shaped instant camera from Polaroid’s 600-series, introduced in 1981 as one of the first to feature Sonar (ultrasonic) autofocus for reliable focus from about 3 ft (~1 m) to infinity—even in low light.
Why It’s Loved: Reliable autofocus makes it great for everyday snapshots, portraits, and casual scenes. Simple to operate—lots of automatic features with only one dial to adjust brightness. Powered by the film pack’s battery—no separate batteries needed
Bottom Line: If you want a fun, vintage instant camera that just works, the Sun 660 AF delivers charming Polaroid prints with minimal fuss, thanks to its autofocus, automatic exposure, and built-in flash—a solid pick for analog enthusiasts.

• Condition: Non Working
• Year: 1981

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