Travel camera
Travel with a roll,
not a camera roll.
The best travel photos happen when you're not busy with your phone. A screen-free travel camera captures the day in a few clicks and saves the looking-back for home — when the trip has become a story.
Why not just use your phone?
Every time you pull out your phone for a photo, you pull out your email, your messages and everyone back home with it. A separate camera cuts that loop: you shoot the moment and put it away. For anyone after a digital detox that still documents the trip, it's the middle road that works.
The practical side counts too: the X10 PRO fits any jacket pocket, weighs next to nothing and runs about 400 shots per charge — one charge before you leave covers most trips. No hunting for chargers in a hostel.
City trips, beaches and backpacks
On city trips it's discreet and fast: viewfinder, click, keep walking. At the beach or backpacking you're not babying an expensive device — the camera costs a fraction of a phone and the matte ABS body is built for life in a rucksack. And with ten colors, one of them is yours.
Use multiple Micro SD cards and every destination becomes its own roll: Lisbon on one card, Morocco on the next. Reading them out at home feels like developing your own photos — for free.
Also a gift that lands
A screen-free travel camera is a gift that explains itself: compact, ten colors, and a story built in. For travellers, festival-goers and anyone whose resolution is "less phone" — see also why it works as a retro digital camera.
The camera in this story
IMPÓSABLE X10 PRO
Screen-free digital camera · 12 MP · xenon flash · ten colours
€89.95 incl. VAT
Frequently asked questions
Small enough for a jacket pocket, light enough to forget, battery for weeks and no precious screen to crack. A screen-free compact like the X10 PRO is made for exactly that.
Yes. A compact camera with a built-in rechargeable battery belongs in your hand luggage and passes security without issues. It goes straight through the scanner.
The included 4GB Micro SD card holds a few hundred 12-megapixel photos. Larger standard Micro SD cards work too — or bring one card per destination as a digital film roll.
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