Simple Use B&W 35mm Reusable Film Camera, w/ 27exp roll

Lomography Simple Use B&W Film Camera — a pocket-sized backup camera for the road

The gist: A $17 reloadable film camera preloaded with black-and-white film — small enough to toss in a daypack as a low-stakes backup for capturing candid travel moments.

• Pocket-sized and light: built for parties, road trips, and travel — easy to carry alongside your main camera without adding real bulk.
• Reloadable, not disposable: unlike a true single-use camera, you can reload it with any 35mm film once the first 27-exposure roll is shot, so it isn't a one-trip throwaway.
• Preloaded and ready: comes loaded with Lomography Lady Grey black-and-white film, so it's shoot-ready straight out of the box for a trip.
• Surprisingly sharp for a plastic lens: reviewers note the images come out crisp and clear despite the simple, budget build.

The Phoblographer's review of the Lomography Simple Use cameras notes they're "not disposable" and deliver image quality that's "surprisingly sharp" given the plastic lens, though the build itself is basic — "built like disposable cameras but only slightly better."

Best for: travelers who want a cheap, low-pressure camera for candid black-and-white shots without risking an expensive body. Skip it if: you want durable, weather-sealed gear for rugged trips — this is a budget plastic build. Runs ~$16.99 — check the current price before buying.