Fujifilm QuickSnap One Time Use 35mm Camera with Flash

These store well in a zip lock bag. These come with a battery and a flash. Perfect for Emergency Prep Quick Snaps, after an event. Pictures can help with Insurance claims, loss of use/damage= hotel room now. Just give your Claims Agent the whole camera, let them develop the untouched film. When there is structure damage, you probably won't be allowed to re-enter. Especially if you rent. They like to avoid lawsuits ( if you get hurt pocking around). If you drive a car or truck, your own pictures at the time of an accident could be invaluable later. Heavy traffic backed up behind, shows roads were busy and at maximum speed. Other accidents in your snaps could help others who need representative proof as well. You should replace these with a fresh one each year, in your car. As the heat of summer may degrade the film and battery. If kept in the house for Emergency Prep, they can be relied upon for two years. A quick shutter means auto focus, so just point and shoot. Shaky hands do make a fuzzy picture, so just breathe and carry on.

love this disposable camera. perfect for events or if you want a vintage type of photo for any projects. id recommend FujiFilm disposables to anyone. and walmart has the best price in my opinion for these.

Always loved the way the pics come out looking from this type of camera. My granddaughter requested one to go to a concert. She is happy with the pictures.

I purchased this for the Nostalgia of my childhood, it works great all you need to do is get it developed. if you can find a place to develop it you can have pictures to put on your wall, a lot of people these days just keep a camera roll in their phones

I bought it for my granddaughters trip. Price is about the same everywhere. I think it should be about $5 less. Has nothing to do with Walmart pricing or service

Easy to use. Great price.

Wonderful to capture precious moments ❤️

I knew what I wanted and was able to get it quickly

fast dellivery packged well

Yes, it can go through TSA. Yes, it's durable- we dropped it twice. Yes, it's fun to re-experience disposable cameras with my 8-year old. No, it's not worth $20 for the camera and $20 for the photos. The photo are worst quality than the old disposable cam photos that I have from 20 years ago. Dark, even with the flash. I got them developed at Walgreens, instead of Walmart because it was closer.