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Well it obviously depends on personal preference / your style of shooting (do you really need AF? Do you need flash?), budget, et cetera.
I just bought a few a couple of years ago, used them alongside each other, and by now sold (or broke) most of them.
I had a T4 as well and sold it. It was great but it was way too fragile to be thrown in my backpack daily, so I don't regret selling it even though I love seing pictures taken with it.
I sold my Olympus XA because the focussing was too fiddly for me. @mi7rennie later showed that it can be used as a point and shoot quite well with enough light - just f/8 and be there, basically. So I do regret selling that one.I would love to try the Minox 35 series. Seen some great work done with them, never tried one though.
Same goes for Agfa Optima 1535.
I'm very sad I missed the chance to shoot a Ricoh GR. Buying one now would be even more insane than getting a T4.tl;dr - get a camera that appeals to you, has half-decent optics, doesn't cost the world - and go enjoy shooting!
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Yeah, the price is frustrating for both. Think I’m veering towards mju ii for the durability. What other non hyped point and shoots would you recommend?
Olympus Trip 35 ? Can pick them up for £30-40, and £60ish CLA'd. Love mine, only problem I have with it it it's limited ISO to 400 only
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Yeah, the price is frustrating for both. Think I’m veering towards mju ii for the durability. What other non hyped point and shoots would you recommend?