The Suntone MM-802 is a basic camera for 35mm film. It has a fixed-focus 35mm lens (marked as "focus free"), a single aperture and a single shutter speed. It has manual film advance and rewind. The camera was produced sometime in the 1990s and has a built in flash using on AA battery. Other features are an optical viewfinder, fold down rewind crank, rewind release button on the bottom of the camera, film advance thumb wheel, frame counter on the bottom, flash on/off switch on the front, flash ready light on top, built in sliding lens cover, and a bradded string type wrist carrier. This compact, point-and-shoot camera is mostly plastic and very light. Advancing the film also loaded the shutter so no double exposures. The MM-802 was made in China by New Taiwan Photographic Corporation and marketed with the label Suntone cameras. The MM-801 and the MM-802 are exactly the same camera other than color. The name Suntone appears on a number of cameras, as well as non-camera products such as radios, TV sets, telephones, flashlights and smoothie makers. The name was owned by Sun Coast Merchandise Corp (founded 1943), based in Commerce, California. It is possible that many of the Suntone labeled cameras were not sold in stores, but were offered as promotional giveaways.