Konica pop-10
The nice thing about having low expectations about something is that there is a better chance of them being exceeded. The Konica pop-10 falls into this category, it looks like a toy it functions like a toy but it takes pretty good pictures non the less.
I can’t find much information about this camera but what I do know is that it is plastic has a maximum aperture of f4, which can only be achieved with ISO 100 film and the flash on. With 400 ISO film it appears to be stopped down to somewhere near f 16. There is a photo cell beside the viewfinder that likely functions to control the LED indicator for the flash warning as I haven’t seen any variation in speed from the shutter. It has an interesting top plate that mimics a rangefinder even though it is fixed focus. The flash is powered by a single AA battery and must be turned on manually once the clam-shell lens cover has been slid back. It’s easy to use and really delivered sharp well exposed images with it’s 35mm lens.