Nikon's stepping-motor DX kit zoom, the non-VR version for budget bodies.
The Nikon AF-P DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G is the non-VR version of Nikon's AF-P kit lens series, introduced in 2016. It uses a pulse stepping motor for smoother quieter autofocus than the older AF-S versions. It was primarily bundled with the D3400 and sold as a budget option without vibration reduction.
Optically it is the sharpest of all Nikon 18-55mm variants and a genuine improvement over the AF-S VR I and VR II. The stepping motor provides near-silent autofocus ideal for video. The obvious omission is VR so handheld shooting in low light requires faster shutter speeds. Build is compact and lightweight plastic.
Nikon F mount in DX format only, 55mm filter thread. The VR version adds vibration reduction for a small price premium and is the recommended version. AF-P lenses are not compatible with all older Nikon bodies so check compatibility before purchasing.
Very cheap used. The VR version is worth the small extra cost. Check AF-P compatibility with your body as some older Nikon DSLRs cannot control the stepping motor. Optically excellent for the price but the lack of VR is a real limitation for anything other than bright daylight shooting.