Burger King and Coca-Cola just released a limited-edition mini digicam, and the standout detail is that it actually works. We’re talking a 48-megapixel sensor, video recording, and an LCD screen on the back — all packed into a thumb-sized keychain camera dressed in BK and Coke branding.
How to get the Burger King x CocaCola Digicam?
To get your hands on one, simply order the Smoky Maple Mayo Combo for One ($15.9) at any Burger King outlet and add a $15.9 top-up at the counter. It’s available for dine-in and takeaway while stocks last.
The Digicam wears a clean white body printed with Burger King and Coca-Cola branding — including a burger illustration on the front, and a keychain loop so you can clip it to your bag.
It’s not just some novelty toy. It’s designed with a 48MP sensor and video capability, and even a LCD screen on the back. For context: the Kodak Charmera, a popular Y2K-style digicam with a similar retro aesthetic, shoots at just 1.6MP and sells for more than this top-up costs.
Worth flagging before you buy: the digicam has limited internal storage and no MicroSD slot, which means you’ll need to transfer photos to a computer fairly regularly.
The meal you’re ordering to unlock it is worth a mention too.
The Smoky Maple Mayo range runs across breakfast and mains: breakfast options are a Croissan’wich with either turkey ham or chicken sausage ($7.4 ala carte), while lunch and dinner covers three burgers — Double Beef, Spicy Chicken King, and Double Chick ‘N Crisp ($9.30–$12.40 depending on the meal type).
Sides come with the signature maple mayo dip, and if you want to round things out, there’s breaded banana bites and a kaya pie on the desserts menu.
FAQ
- How do I get the Burger King x Coca-Cola digicam in Singapore?
Order the Smoky Maple Mayo Combo for One at any Burger King outlet and add a $15.90 top-up at the counter. It’s available for dine-in and takeaway while stocks last.
- Does the BK x Coca-Cola digicam actually take photos?
Yes — it’s a functioning 48MP point-and-shoot with video recording and an LCD screen on the back. It has limited internal storage and no MicroSD expansion, so you’ll need to transfer files to a computer regularly.
- How much does the Burger King digicam cost?
It’s a $15.9 top-up on the Smoky Maple Mayo Combo for One, which is $15.50. Total spend is around $31.4.
- Is there an end date for the Burger King digicam promotion?
No official end date has been announced — it’s available while stocks last. Given the early sell-out risk, the sooner you go the better.
Date: 12 June 2026 onwards — while stocks last
Location: All Burger King outlets in Singapore
Opening hours: Varies by outlet
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