Should I buy a used Sony Cyber-shot T90 for Y2K photos?

Yes—buy a used Sony Cyber-shot T90 if you specifically want a slim late-2000s compact-camera look for casual “Y2K-style” photos, and you can find one tested with a working battery, charger, lens, flash, and touchscreen. It is a fun aesthetic pick, not the best value if you want reliable image quality or easy repairs.

What to check before buying:

1. Confirm it is tested working, not just “powers on.”
2. Ask whether the touchscreen responds across the whole screen.
3. Check for lens errors, stuck zoom, haze, dust spots, and flash issues.
4. Make sure it includes a battery and charger, because missing accessories can make a cheap listing less attractive.
5. Expect tiny-sensor compact-camera quality: flashy, nostalgic, imperfect, and best in daylight or direct flash—not great in low light.

Bottom line: buy it for vibe, pocketability, and the Cyber-shot T-series look. Skip it if you want the cheapest usable digicam, dependable results, or better photo quality than your phone.