Back in the heyday of analog point-and-shoot cameras, the better-quality models used 35mm film. Ilford’s Sprite 35 was one of the classics, and it’s now being reintroduced – sort of – in the form of the Sprite 35-II.
The reusable camera is aimed at younger and/or newer photographers who wish to experiment with 35mm film, but who don’t want to deal with a lot of manual settings right off the bat. Ordinarily, such photogs might go with a cheap recyclable camera that couldn’t be reloaded, or they’d take their chances with a used 35mm camera. There are also a few 35mm SLRs still being made, but they’re a pretty expensive way to go for people who are just giving the format a try.
Source: https://newatlas.com/photography/ilford-sprite-35-ii-film-camera/