KODAKM35 Reusable M35 35mm Film Camera, Fixed-Focus and Wide Angle, Build in Flash and Compatible with 35mm Color Negative or B/W Film (Film and Battery NOT Included) (Grey)

I love this little guy! It’s a very simple camera and takes decent pics! I got this to save me a little instead of buying several disposable cameras and I freaking love it!! I did have to watch a YouTube video on how to load and unload it but I’ve never had any other issues! I feel like some of the bad reviews are due to user error so just watch some videos before accidentally waiting some film!

Quite disappointed in the quality. Way worse than the disposable cameras you can buy. The only reason I would give it 3 stars is because I got it for a deal. I would not pay over $20 for this. I tried a variety of distances and light and they all turned out pretty blurry. It's not the developer either because I've been going to the same place for years. Save your money.

It is a cheap piece of plastic that is more like a children's toy that didn't work at all. Doesn't come with instructions. Placed a battery in correctly, flash wouldn't work. Ate my mother-in-law's roll of film. It is still stuck in the camera.

Let me start by saying that I absolutely love film. We live in an age of instant gratification through digital delivery on everything. There's no thought to capturing our memories now, and I miss that. I miss asking all my friends to get together and hold a pose while I wind the film, while I turn the flash on; there's something special, and that isn't even to mention the way film looks.This little guy, this off-brand recreation of the ever-popular Kodak M35, is perfect for bringing back that feeling. Almost entirely manual, comes in cute colors, and produces photos that rival that of your typical Lomographical offering. It's easy to use in every capacity. I see a lot of people complaining about how plasticky it is, but come on; it's more than fine for 30 bucks.I carry this thing with me everywhere. Anytime I think to snap a memory, I'm able to. This has made photography fun and meaningful again for me.By the way, these photos were taken on Ultramax 400. Don't go any lower than 400 for this camera.

The camera worked great… until it didn’t. the flash broke less than a year into having it :/