A screen-free digital camera that began at summer camp, now slimmer with six built-in filters.
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Camp Snap built its first camera for kids at summer camp, then gained unexpected traction with Gen Z. It has no screen, which preserves an analog film-like experience until you plug the camera into your phone over USB-C. This second version is 15 percent slimmer and adds six filters you pick with a button on the back, allowing the vintage and black-and-white looks to come from the camera instead of an editing app. A CampLock setting locks the filter button and memory door so nothing changes in a pocket or a kid's hands. The 4GB memory card holds about 2,000 photos.
