Canon PowerShot A400 3.2MP Digital Camera
Canon · Electronics > Cameras
Era / Decade
2004-2005 (Early 2000s)
Material
Hard plastic chassis with metallic silver finish, glass lens elements, and standard electronic circuitry components.
Condition
Good to Very Good. The unit appears clean with original box. Box has visible wear/tearing. Camera shows light surface handling but no major impact damage.
Demand Level
Hot - Early 2000s 'Digicam' trends are currently peaking on TikTok and Instagram, driving prices up for basic functional point-and-shoots.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $35 | Mid: $55 | High: $85 (Higher range if tested working with manuals/cables)
Estimated Retail Value
$179.00 - $199.00 (Original 2004 MSRP)
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay sold listings show functional A400s selling for $45-$65 with just the camera, while 'New Old Stock' or 'Complete in Box' units can reach $90+.
Description
Vintage Canon PowerShot A400 point-and-shoot digital camera in silver. Features a 3.2 megapixel CCD sensor, 2.2x optical zoom, and a compact design. This model is known for producing the sought-after 'Y2K era' aesthetic in photography. Comes with original retail box.
Key Features
3.2MP CCD sensor (highly desirable for the 'vintage digital look'), compact handheld size, AA battery powered (convenient for modern users), includes original box which adds collectible value.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine Canon branding, correct model font styles, and presence of original manufacture box. High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
Box has significant structural wear and tearing at the bottom flap. Functionality is unconfirmed in photo (requires 2 AA batteries and an SD card). Minor cosmetic scuffs on the silver body.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay, Depop, or Etsy. Depop is particularly good for this item as it targets the Gen-Z demographic looking for the 2000s aesthetic.
Selling Tips
Test the unit with 2 AA batteries and an SD card before listing. Specifically use the keyword 'Y2K' and 'CCD Sensor' in the title. Show a sample photo taken with the camera if possible to prove it works and show the 'vibe' of the images.