The Mint Instantkon RF70 is a sophisticated instant camera with manual rangefinder focusing, fully manual shutter speed and aperture control, a 93mm f5.6 aspherical lens ("with glass"), and an easy-to-carry folding design. Looks pretty slick, too, and it shoots easy-to-find Fuji Instax Wide film. That's the good stuff. Here's what else you should know: this camera is pretty plastic-y, and you need to baby it a little more than you might expect. It's not the end of the world, but for something that looks like an instant-film Bessa III, I can assure you that it is not made out of the same stuff. It definitely takes a good Instax picture, though, with far more control than you'd get from nearly any other method, and it's certainly easy to take out into the field. This camera includes the "Ultimate Kit" (as per Mint's website), which means that you also get a set of three ND filters, a lens hood, a strap, and three packs of Fuji Instax Wide film (08/20 expiry). It's in nice shape, with minor wear from light use. Film tested, too.
