Ansco was quite a competitor for Vivitar, Fujica, and many other 110 camera manufacturers. They copied many of the features of these other camera makers, and marketed their own version at very attractive prices. The tele Flash 633 is a good example. In size, features, and performance it is similar to several other 110 models, such as the Vivitar 815. Like the Vivitar, it came with a normal and a tele lens and a built-in flash. It accepts 100 and 400 speed film and uses two AA batteries. It has a flash-ready button and several other convenience features. This camera was first introduced in 1985 and sold for about $35.00 US.